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Gutter Installation & Replacement in the Greater Seattle Area

★★★★ New gutters installed on a home by High Point Gutter

Your gutters are the first thing protecting your home from water damage. When they fail, the fix is new gutters done right. High Point Gutter installs and replaces gutters across Snohomish County, King County, and the greater Seattle area, in the style, color, and material that fit your home.

Nearly every system we hang is seamless gutters, formed on site to the exact length of your roofline. Most homes get K-style gutters, while older and traditional homes often look best with half round gutters. From fascia gutters to custom copper work, we handle it start to finish, including the fascia boards behind them.

Our Installation Services

Whatever your home needs, we install it. Tap through for the details on each.

Seamless Gutters

Seamless Gutters

One continuous run per wall, formed in your driveway, with joints only at the corners and downspouts. The standard we recommend for almost every home.

Seamless Gutters
Fascia Gutters

Fascia Gutters

Built-in gutters that mount flush to the fascia. We replace failing fascia boards too, so the whole roof edge is solid.

Fascia Gutters
Gutter Styles & Colors

Gutter Styles & Colors

Match your home with the right profile, material, and color. K-style, fascia, half round, and more, in aluminum, steel, and copper.

Styles & Colors
Commercial Gutters

Commercial Gutters

Gutter installation and replacement for commercial buildings, apartments, and HOAs across the greater Seattle area.

Commercial Gutters

How a Gutter Installation Works

1

Free On-Site Estimate. An estimator measures every run, checks the fascia and downspout layout, and gives you a firm price with no pressure.

2

Tear-Off and Fascia Check. We pull the old gutters, look at the wood behind them, and replace any board that has gone soft before anything new goes up.

3

Form On Site. Each gutter run is formed in your driveway to the exact length of the wall, in the profile and color you chose.

4

Hang and Pitch. Hidden hangers go into solid wood every two feet or so, and every run is pitched toward its downspout so water never sits.

5

Downspouts and Cleanup. We set the downspouts where the water needs to go, run water through the whole system, haul off the old material, and walk the job with you.

Why Professional Installation Matters

Gutters only work if they are pitched right, sealed right, and anchored to solid fascia. A poor install leads to overflow, leaks at the seams, and gutters that pull away in the first hard winter.

Our crews install gutters every day. We get the slope and the fasteners right the first time, so your system drains the way it should for years.

High Point Gutter crew installing new gutters

What Affects the Cost of New Gutters

Every roofline is different, so we price from a real measurement, not a square-footage guess. These are the things that move the number.

✓Linear feet of gutter and number of corners ✓5-inch or 6-inch profile and downspout size ✓Material: aluminum, steel, or copper ✓How many downspouts the roof needs ✓Fascia boards that need replacing ✓Gutter covers installed at the same time ✓Second-story or steep-roof access ✓Removal and haul-off of the old system

We break down typical ranges in our post on how much gutter installation costs. For your home, the free estimate is the real answer. Financing is available if you want to spread it out.

Repair or Replace?

One leaking corner or a sagging section is a repair. Gutters that leak at most seams, pull away from the fascia in several spots, or have rust showing through are at the end of their life, and another patch only buys a season.

We will tell you which one you are looking at after a free inspection. If a repair will hold, that is what we recommend. If you are curious how we make the call, read gutter repair vs. gutter replacement or head to our gutter repair page.

Signs You Need New Gutters

✓Sagging or gutters pulling off the house ✓Leaks and splits at the seams ✓Rust, cracks, or peeling paint ✓Water overflowing during normal rain ✓Rotted fascia behind the gutters ✓Frequent clogs no cleaning seems to fix

Built for Pacific Northwest Rain

Gutters in the Puget Sound area deal with close to 40 inches of rain a year, plus fir needles, maple leaves, and moss that never really dries out. A system sized for a drier climate overflows here.

On steep roofs and long runs we move up to 6-inch gutters with 3x4 downspouts, which carry roughly 40 percent more water than a standard 5-inch setup. We place downspouts so water lands away from the foundation, and we can tie them into underground drainage where the yard needs it.

Most of the systems we install go on with DoublePro microfiltration covers as the High Point Gutter System. Seamless gutters move the water, the covers keep the debris out, and you stop thinking about your gutters.

Why Homeowners Choose High Point Gutter

Licensed, Bonded & Insured. We carry the credentials and coverage to protect you and your home on every job.

Free On-Site Estimates. We come out, look at the real system, and give you an honest opinion at no cost.

Trained Local Crews. Our specialists know Pacific Northwest weather and the homes built for it.

Honest Work. We do what is needed, not what runs up the bill.

We Show Up. We do what we say, finish clean, and stand behind the work.

Frequently Asked Questions About Installation

If your gutters are sagging in multiple spots, leaking at the seams, rusted through, or pulling off the fascia, replacement is usually the better investment. We give you an honest call after a look, not an upsell.
We install a range of styles and colors, including K-style and fascia gutters, in aluminum, steel, and copper. We help you match the look and the budget to your home.
Yes. Seamless gutters are cut to length for your home, so there are far fewer joints to leak or clog. For most homes they are the better long-term choice. Our seamless gutters page has the full story.
Most homes are done in a day or two, depending on size and whether any fascia needs replacing. We give you a clear timeline with your estimate.
It depends on the linear footage, the material and style, and your roofline. The best way to get a real number is a free on-site estimate.
Yes. If the fascia behind your gutters is rotted, we replace it so your new gutters have something solid to hold to.
Light rain does not stop an install, which matters in a place where waiting for a dry week could take until July. Heavy wind, ice, or a downpour does, and we reschedule for everyone's safety.
Yes. Removal and haul-off of the old gutters and downspouts is part of every replacement, and the aluminum gets recycled.

FROM OUR BLOG

Gutter Answers From the High Point Gutter Team

INSTALLATION5-Inch vs. 6-Inch Gutters: Which Size Does a Western Washington Roof Need?How the two sizes compare on capacity and cost, and the roof features that push a home to 6-inch.Read More → INSTALLATIONHow Much Does Gutter Installation Cost in Western Washington?Real per-foot ranges, what moves the number, and the four places homeowners overspend.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSSeamless vs Sectional Gutters: Which Is Right for Your Home?Joints are the whole difference. The honest case for both, including when sectional makes sense.Read More → INSTALLATION10 Signs it’s Time to Replace Your GuttersCracks, sagging, peeling paint: ten signs your gutters are near the end.Read More → INSTALLATIONWhen to Upgrade Your Gutters?How to tell when repairs stop making sense and an upgrade is the smarter move.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSWhat are Seamless Gutters?What seamless gutters are, and why so many Seattle homes use them.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSHalf-Round Gutters - What are the Pros and Cons?The classic half-round profile has real benefits and a few tradeoffs.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSHalf-Round Gutters vs K-style GuttersTwo popular profiles, one decision: how half-round and K-style compare.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSCopper vs. Aluminum Gutters - What are the Pros and Cons?Copper or aluminum? How the two stack up on cost, looks, and lifespan.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSHow to Choose a Gutter Color for Your HomeHow to pick a gutter color that fits your roof, siding, and trim.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSWhat Are Gutters Made Of?Aluminum, vinyl, steel, copper: what each gutter material does well.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSCan You Mix Aluminum and Vinyl Gutters?Mixing metal and vinyl sounds thrifty, but it can cost you later.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSTypes of Gutter CornersA quick guide to the corner types that keep water moving around your roofline.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSWhich Gutters Last the Longest in Seattle, WA?Which materials hold up longest in Pacific Northwest rain.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSWhich Gutters Are Best for My Home in the Seattle Area?How to match a gutter system to your home’s roof, style, and budget.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSWhich Gutters Are Best for a Metal Roof in the Seattle Area?Metal roofs shed water fast, so the gutters underneath have to keep up.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSWhich Gutters Are Best for Tile Roofs?Why tile roofs need stronger gutters, and the materials that hold up.Read More → DESIGN & MATERIALSCan Gutters be Painted in Seattle?Yes, gutters can be painted. Whether they should be is another question.Read More → INSTALLATIONAre Gutters Necessary?What gutters actually do for your foundation, siding, and basement.Read More → INSTALLATIONHow Do Gutters Work?A plain-English look at how your gutter system moves water off the roof.Read More → DRAINAGEWhat is a Downspout?What downspouts do and why your gutters are only as good as them.Read More → DRAINAGEWhy Does the Placement of Downspouts Matter?Where your downspouts sit decides where thousands of gallons of water end up.Read More → DRAINAGEHow Far Should Your Downspouts Extend from Your House?Four to six feet is the minimum. Ten is better.Read More → DRAINAGEWhat is an Underground Drainage System and Why is it Important to Keep it Clear?How underground drainage extends your downspouts and keeps the yard dry.Read More → DRAINAGEWill Gutters Help Keep Water Out of My Basement?Most wet basements start at the roofline. Better gutters can help.Read More → DRAINAGEWill Gutters Help My Home’s Foundation?Water pooling at the foundation is a gutter problem first.Read More → COMMERCIALWhat is the Difference Between Residential and Commercial Gutters?How commercial gutters differ from the ones on your house.Read More → COMMERCIALWhat are the Types of Commercial Gutters?K-style, box gutters, and the sizes commercial buildings actually need.Read More → COMMERCIALWhy Install Commercial Gutters on Your Seattle Business?Why your building needs commercial-grade gutters, not residential ones.Read More →

Ready for New Gutters?

Reach out for a free on-site estimate. We will look at your home, talk through your options, and give you an honest plan. We keep our customers happy and dry.

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