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You’ll sleep better during storms knowing your foundation is protected. No more checking the basement after heavy rain or watching water pour over clogged gutters during downpours.
Your new seamless gutter system handles everything Lake Ronkonkoma weather throws at it. From summer thunderstorms to winter ice loads, properly installed gutters mean water flows where it should—away from your home.
The constant worry about water damage disappears. Your foundation stays dry, your basement stays protected, and your home’s value stays intact.
Home Team Construction is a trusted name when it comes to quality construction services, repairs, and installations for residential properties. Our team has garnered the praise and faith from thousands of New York residents with our efficient, round-the-clock services at budget-friendly costs.
Home Team Construction Inc is a Long Island installation company with over 10 years of experience in roofing, siding and gutters installation and repair services. We are a fully licensed and insured Long Island installation company that operates in and around Suffolk County.
We understand what Lake Ronkonkoma homeowners face. The salt air that corrodes inferior materials. The wind patterns around the lake that stress gutter systems. The nor’easters and summer storms that test every weak spot. That’s why we don’t just install gutters—we install gutter systems built specifically for your location.
We start with a thorough assessment of your current system and your home’s specific drainage needs. Every house is different, and Lake Ronkonkoma’s unique weather patterns require customized solutions.
Next, we fabricate your seamless gutters on-site using heavy-gauge aluminum or copper materials designed to resist salt air corrosion. This eliminates weak joints and ensures a perfect fit for your roofline.
Installation includes proper pitch alignment, secure mounting with stainless steel fasteners, and comprehensive downspout placement. We test water flow throughout the system and complete a thorough cleanup before walking you through your new gutter system.
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Your gutter replacement includes removal of your old system, fascia inspection and repair if needed, and installation of seamless gutters with proper drainage solutions. We use premium mounting hardware rated for Long Island’s wind loads and weather conditions.
Lake Ronkonkoma sits right in the path of some serious weather—coastal storms, heavy snow loads in winter, and that salt air that eats away at inferior materials. The salt air from being close to the coast corrodes metal components faster. The wind patterns around Lake Ronkonkoma can create unusual stress points on roofing systems. And the storms that roll through here—from summer thunderstorms to winter nor’easters—test every weak spot in your roof.
That’s exactly why we choose materials specifically designed for your area. Heavy-gauge aluminum with protective coatings, stainless steel fasteners that won’t corrode, and proper drainage sizing to handle the heavy rains common in Suffolk County. Your system comes with manufacturer warranties on materials and our guarantee on installation workmanship.
Aluminum gutters will last 20 years before they need to be replaced, and galvanized steel gutters typically last around 20-40 years before they may need replacement. However, with Lake Ronkonkoma’s coastal conditions, the quality of materials and installation makes a huge difference.
Unlike other materials, aluminum gutters don’t corrode over time. They’re also lightweight, which makes them easy to install and reduces the risk of sagging over time. Our seamless aluminum systems with protective coatings typically last 20-25 years in your area when properly maintained.
A copper gutter system can last up to 100 years with proper maintenance. This makes copper gutters a one-time investment that can significantly enhance your home’s value. For homes where longevity and appearance are priorities, copper offers unmatched durability against salt air and weather extremes.
We strongly recommend the seamless, six inch, high capacity, half round gutters for most residential projects. Six inch half round gutters can handle heavy rainfall and create a significant and powerful architectural accent.
The smaller, half round, five inch gutter systems cannot effectively manage heavy rainfall and are not as visible and therefore make less of an impact regarding the design and finished look of your home. In Lake Ronkonkoma, where heavy rains and snow loads are common, the extra capacity of 6-inch gutters prevents overflow during storms.
The larger size also handles debris better and reduces the frequency of clogs. For most Long Island homes, especially those with steep roofs or large roof areas, 6-inch gutters provide better protection and fewer maintenance headaches.
Gutter installation costs from $4 to $30 per linear foot. Cost factors include linear footage, type of gutter, and material (aluminum, copper, etc.). The number and length of downspouts also impact the cost.
For Lake Ronkonkoma homes, seamless aluminum systems typically run $8-15 per linear foot installed, while copper systems range $15-25 per linear foot. The investment depends on your home’s size, the complexity of your roofline, and whether fascia repairs are needed.
Although installing or replacing gutters doesn’t usually add directly to the value of your home, it can help maintain the value of your home by preventing water damage from overflowing or leaking. When you consider the cost of foundation repairs, basement waterproofing, or structural damage from failed gutters, proper replacement is always the smart financial choice.
We typically respond to repair calls within 24 hours and can complete most repairs within 48 hours, depending on the extent of the damage and weather conditions. For emergency situations like active leaks, we prioritize getting a temporary solution in place immediately to prevent further water damage to your home.
Our quick response time matters because Long Island weather doesn’t wait. The sooner we can assess and repair storm damage, the less chance there is for water to get into your home’s structure and cause expensive secondary damage like mold growth or rotted framing.
If we can’t complete the full repair immediately due to material availability or weather, we’ll always secure your home with a temporary but effective solution that will protect your home until we can finish the job properly. We understand that storm damage creates stress, and our priority is protecting your home while planning the permanent solution.
More than 70 percent of all rain gutter systems we install throughout Long Island are seamless aluminum gutters. Their popularity is easily understood because continuous rain guttering, seamless guttering, eliminates all unsightly seams and reduces the possibility of leaks.
They’re durable and manage to stay looking new for an extended period of time, and they are weather resistant. Aluminum is also lightweight, so it is easy to install. They’re durable and manage to stay looking new for an extended period of time, and they are weather resistant.
Unlike aluminum, steel is less likely to be damaged by wind, ice or debris. These gutters are more expensive than aluminum but in areas with extreme climate changes they will hold up better than most gutter materials. For Lake Ronkonkoma’s conditions, we typically recommend heavy-gauge seamless aluminum with protective coatings for most homes, or copper for premium installations where longevity is the priority.
If you find that you’re consistently needing repair for your gutters, it may be the right time to install new gutters. Gutters with areas of cracks, holes, or severe rust spots may be better off replaced. Also, if your gutters are over 20 years old, that may be good indication to replace them.
Water leaking behind the gutters can cause the wood at the edge of your roof and even part of the roof to rot. When gutters and downspouts leak, the ground next to the foundation becomes saturated and can end up causing cracks and water leaks in your basement or crawl space.
You should call us if you see a leak or drip. Often, by the time a leak is visible, it is already a serious issue so waiting to call in professional assistance will not only be costly, but could result in other damage to your home. In Lake Ronkonkoma’s harsh conditions, replacement is often more cost-effective than repeated repairs on aging systems.
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