Gutters & Downspouts

Every rainstorm sends water off the edge of your roof, and in the mountain towns, snowmelt keeps it coming through the spring. Gutters and downspouts decide whether that water lands away from your home or runs down your siding and pools against your foundation. We install seamless gutters with clean fascia lines, sized and pitched to drain.

Gutters are part of every free inspection. We look at how they’re hung and pitched, whether the seams and corners leak, where each downspout empties, and whether the fascia behind them is still sound. We photograph the problem spots and walk you through them, so you can see what we saw.

Your gutters can also tell you something about the roof. A fresh pile of dark, sand-like grit at the bottom of a downspout after a storm can mean hail knocked granules off your shingles, and that’s worth a look at the roof itself.

Gutter metal is thin, so hail tends to mark it first. A storm can leave a row of dents along the gutter line, and dented sections can hold water and drain poorly. High wind can pull a run of gutter loose and strain the fascia board it hangs from. If the storm damage goes into an insurance claim, the gutters go into the same photo documentation as the roof.

Note: Ingenubuild documents damage and helps coordinate your claim. We do not waive, rebate, or absorb insurance deductibles, which is prohibited under Colorado law. Your insurer determines coverage.

A roof replacement is the easiest time to replace gutters. The roof edge is already being worked on, the fascia behind the old gutters can be checked and repaired, and the new gutters go up against a finished roofline.

Take the time you need with your estimate. We follow up personally by phone to answer your questions. Whether or not you go ahead, you’re welcome to call us later with questions about your home.