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You’ll sleep better during the next nor’easter knowing your new gutter system can handle whatever Long Island throws at it. No more watching water cascade off broken gutters during heavy spring rains or dealing with ice dams backing up into your roof come January.
Your foundation stays dry. Your basement stays flood-free. Your landscaping doesn’t get washed away every time we get one of those sudden summer downpours that dump an inch of rain in twenty minutes.
When your gutters work right, you forget they exist. That’s exactly how it should be.
Home Team Construction has been handling gutter replacements across Long Island for years. We understand what works here and what doesn’t.
We’ve seen what happens when contractors install the wrong size gutters for our coastal climate. We’ve fixed the damage from systems that couldn’t handle salt air exposure. We know which materials last and which ones fail after the first major storm.
Every job is owner-supervised because your home matters. We’re licensed, insured, and we’ve earned our reputation one satisfied customer at a time in communities just like Greenlawn.
We start with a thorough inspection of your current system and your home’s specific needs. Long Island homes typically need 5-inch or 6-inch K-style gutters depending on roof size and our weather patterns.
We remove your old gutters completely and dispose of them properly. Then we custom-fabricate seamless gutters on-site to exact measurements. No joints means no leaks.
Installation includes proper slope calculation, secure fascia attachment, and downspout positioning that directs water well away from your foundation. We test the entire system before we leave and clean up completely.
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We install aluminum, copper, and galvanized steel gutters depending on your needs and budget. Aluminum gutters resist rust and handle salt air well, making them popular throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties.
For Greenlawn homes, we typically recommend 6-inch gutters in storm-prone areas. They handle heavy rainfall better than standard 5-inch systems, which matters when you’re dealing with coastal storms and the sudden downpours we get here.
Seamless construction eliminates the weak points where sections connect. Fewer seams mean fewer leaks and less maintenance over time. Your new system is built to handle everything from autumn leaf loads to winter ice without backing up or overflowing.
Gutter replacement in Long Island typically ranges from $1,200 to $4,000, with most homeowners spending around $2,200. The exact cost depends on your home size, gutter material choice, and system complexity.
Aluminum gutters run $7 to $14 per linear foot installed. Copper costs more but lasts longer and looks great on traditional Long Island homes. A typical 2,000 square foot home needs about 160 linear feet of guttering.
We provide detailed estimates that break down material and labor costs so you know exactly what you’re paying for. No surprises, no hidden fees.
Most Long Island homes need either 5-inch or 6-inch K-style gutters. The 6-inch size handles heavy rainfall better, which matters during coastal storms and nor’easters that can dump significant water in short periods.
For Greenlawn specifically, 6-inch gutters make sense if you have a large roof area or deal with heavy tree coverage. They move water faster and clog less frequently than smaller systems.
K-style gutters also resist salt air exposure better than other profiles, which is important for Long Island homes. The shape channels water efficiently while looking good with most architectural styles in the area.
Quality aluminum gutters typically last 20-25 years in Long Island’s coastal climate. Copper gutters can last 50+ years but cost significantly more upfront.
The key is proper installation and materials that handle salt air exposure. Cheap gutters fail quickly here because of our humidity, coastal storms, and freeze-thaw cycles.
Seamless gutters last longer than sectional systems because there are fewer joints to fail. Regular maintenance extends lifespan, but a properly installed system should handle our weather without major issues for decades.
Yes, we completely remove and dispose of your old gutter system as part of every replacement job. This includes gutters, downspouts, brackets, and any damaged fascia boards.
We inspect the fascia and soffit areas for damage before installing new gutters. Long Island’s weather can cause rot or deterioration that needs addressing for a proper installation.
Everything gets cleaned up and hauled away. You don’t have to worry about disposal or dealing with old materials cluttering your property.
We can install gutters year-round as long as conditions are safe. Winter installations are possible during mild periods, but we avoid working during storms, high winds, or when ice makes rooflines dangerous.
Fall and early spring are typically the best times for gutter replacement in Long Island. You get the system in place before heavy winter weather or spring storm season.
If you have an emergency situation like storm damage, we can often work around weather conditions to get temporary protection in place quickly, then complete the full installation when conditions improve.
We stand behind our installation work and use quality materials designed for Long Island weather conditions. If installation-related issues occur, we’ll return to make it right.
Storm damage from falling trees or extreme weather events is typically covered by homeowner’s insurance rather than contractor warranties. We can help assess damage and work with insurance adjusters when needed.
The best protection is proper installation from the start. We secure gutters to handle high winds and use materials that resist salt air corrosion and impact damage from debris.
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