When to Add Gutters During a Roof Replacement

Gutters and Roofs: The Package Deal

When homeowners plan a roof replacement, they often overlook their gutters. However, roofs and gutters function as a cohesive unit, working together to direct water away from your home safely. If you’re replacing your roof, it’s an ideal opportunity to evaluate whether your gutters need replacing as well. Addressing both at the same time ensures that your home benefits from a complete system designed to prevent leaks, foundation damage, and expensive repairs.

The Importance of Timing

Replacing gutters during a roof replacement is not only convenient, but also a wise decision. Aging or damaged gutters can jeopardize your new roof by causing water to pool or leak into vulnerable areas. By addressing both tasks simultaneously, you’re protecting your investment right from the start.

Indicators It’s Time for New Gutters

While not every roof replacement calls for new gutters, certain warning signs show when yours needs replacement. Obvious signs include cracks, rust, or holes, but sagging gutters or those detaching from the house are equally concerning. If you’ve observed water overflowing the sides, peeling paint on your siding, or puddles forming near your foundation, your gutters are no longer effective. Pairing gutter replacement with your roofing project ensures these issues do not persist in your new system.

Advantages of Bundling Projects

Incorporating gutters into your roof replacement project sets your home up for long-term success. A new roof, combined with new gutters, offers optimal protection against water damage, enhances curb appeal, and lowers the risk of future repairs. This approach offers a comprehensive solution that grants you peace of mind, knowing your home stays thoroughly protected.

Brazen Roofing Makes It Easy

At Brazen Roofing, we look at the big picture. When you schedule a roof replacement, we will assess your gutters and inform you if they require attention. If they do, we’ll manage everything within a single project, so you don’t have to coordinate with multiple contractors. The result? A roof and gutter system that works together to keep your home safe, dry, and looking its best!