High-Performance Gutter Installation

No. Overflowing gutters are often caused by clogs, but they can also happen when gutters are undersized, pitched incorrectly, pulling away from the home, or overwhelmed by heavy Connecticut rain.

Brown Roofing can inspect your gutter system and identify whether the issue is a clog, damage, or a drainage problem.

Yes. Bad gutters can cause water to back up under shingles, overflow near roof edges, damage fascia boards, and leak into soffits, walls, or the attic.

Brown Roofing recommends repairing or replacing failing gutters before they create bigger roof and exterior damage.

Your downspouts are working properly if water flows freely during rain and drains several feet away from your foundation. Warning signs of a problem include overflowing gutters, water pooling near the home, loose downspouts, soil washout, or water stains on siding.

Brown Roofing can inspect your gutter and downspout system to make sure water is being directed safely away from your roof and foundation.

Your gutters may need to be replaced if they are sagging, pulling away from the home, leaking at the seams, overflowing often, rusting, cracked, or causing water to pool near your foundation.

Brown Roofing can inspect your gutter system and let you know if a repair will solve the problem or if replacement is the better long-term fix.

Gutter Shutter is known as the world’s strongest high-performance gutter system. Its fully enclosed hood design allows rainwater to flow into the gutter while helping keep leaves, pine needles, pests, and debris out. Its 6-inch gutter design also helps move more water than standard 5-inch gutters, which is especially helpful during heavy Connecticut rain.

Brown Roofing installs Gutter Shutter to help protect your roofline, fascia, siding, foundation, and landscaping from water damage.