FAQ

We offer .32 gauge heavy-duty seamless gutters, downspouts, and leaf protection: We offer seamless 5′ & 6″ K style and 5″ & 6″ 1/2 round gutters in 38 colors in aluminum, copper, and galvanized. Since we install more gutter than anyone in the area, we have skilled installers that will do the job right to ensure years of carefree gutter systems.

Because we only work with top-rated brands of coil and leaf protection, many of our systems offer a LIFETIME WARRANTY and when you choose Next Day Gutters, you know you are working with a company that will be around to always GUARANTEE our work.

We stand behind our work. In unusual cases where a concern comes up after a job is complete, we will come back and address that issue. We pride ourselves on having a great reputation. If you see an issue or something that doesn’t look right, just give us a call.

We use the strongest no-rust screw in hidden hangers. We do NOT use the old-style spikes and farrels that tend to pull away and fail after a few years.

Unlike expensive franchise gutter companies we offer several different types of cost-effective gutter guards.

These gutter guards include helmet-style gutter shields such as Leaf Sentry, as well as metal filter style gutter guards such as leaf relief. Depending on your needs, our estimator can help you determine the best gutter leaf protection system for you.

If your current gutters are in good condition, we CAN install most types of gutter guards on your existing gutters after we conduct a thorough gutter cleaning.

Yes, we do install copper guttering in both half-round and rectangular/k-style. We have installers who are skilled at getting copper gutters done just right. If copper is out of the budget, we also offer aluminum guttering that imitates the look of the copper gutter.

Yes, we can install drip edge as needed on a project.

Yes, our installers are well-trained in installing fascia board and do a great job of wrapping fascia if requested. We typically use a nice PVC wrap on the fascia boards, which really looks great and helps your wood last longer. We are also skilled at installing soffit.

That depends. Often we can, provided that there are solid boards at regular intervals to attach guttering. Typically there is. Please give us a call to talk about your gutter project so we can give you a definite answer.

Sure. We do it all the time for residential and commercial gutter installation.
When we do this type of installation, we ensure that the gutters are properly secured to the roof to prevent leaks or damage. As always, we will come to your home or business and have a look at the setup of your roof and determine what needs to be done to install effective roof drainage.

K-style is the most common type of gutter found on homes. “K” has to do with the shape of the gutter. Homes also may have half-round gutters. Commercial gutter installations may be done with k-style gutters, half-round, or box gutters. For more help with this, see our guide to determining what type of gutters you have.

Yes. We only install seamless gutters using aluminum, stainless steel, or copper. You can tell if your current gutters are seamless by looking at your longer runs of gutters. If there are places you can see two sections of gutter overlapping, they probably aren’t seamless. Generally, we only use seams where there are corners or some rare, special situation. We can even do seamless half-round gutters, something that is a bit unusual in our industry.

No. We feel that PVC or plastic gutters are not a good option for any home. PVC gutters tend to get brittle, cannot handle as much of a snow load compared to metal gutters. Also, PVC guttering tends to have a less attractive look than aluminum or copper gutters.

When we install new gutters or when we clean your gutters before installing gutter protection on your home we do a thorough job cleaning your gutters and downspouts. We do the best we can to clean out anything sticking out of the top of your underground drain pipes, but we don’t have the equipment to clean out buried drain tiles. If you think your underground drains may need a cleanout we can recommend a company to help with that, or if you want we can install downspouts extensions to bypass your underground drains if appropriate.

Our installation turn-around time tends to be very fast. As long as you don’t have any work that is unusual that requires us to order special materials, we can potentially install the next day or shortly thereafter. Alot depends on you and your timetable. We can typically setup an appointment to give you a quote on your gutter system very soon after you contact us. BTW, you normally don’t need to be home for the installation, but we would need a reliable way to reach you in case their is an issue. We accept payment by check or credit card.

To be honest, not many homeowners have the necessary skills to install their own gutters. It might look simple, but there are many aspects to installing aluminum gutters that make it unlikely that your average homeowner can do it right. Gutters need to be cut and installed so that they sit just right on the house, with the right amount of pitch and so that they will function properly to collect all rain water for years to come and so that they will not be a safety hazard.

Speaking of safety, installing gutters is precarious work. Our installers are experienced and know how to work in high places.

If you still think you want to do the installation yourself, we recommend that you get an estimate from Next Day Gutters first…after all your time and safety are worth it.

Gutters are meant to keep water from getting into your home or foundation. Water can cause quite alot of expensive damage, and often it’s not until the worst of it is done that a homeowner will notice there is a problem. Water that lands on your roof in a rain storm needs to be directed away from your home. In our line of work, we often see issues caused by poorly working gutters such as wood rot, mold, and damage to ceilings in homes when things go wrong.

Although in extreme weather, gutters might not be able to do their job, your gutters should be correctly installed and clean so that water flows through them and exits the system. Gutters that overflow or that just let water stand in them can be a hazard–even just as a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

Gutters for your home and business can last for many years. They do need some care, but they are durable. Typically we replace gutters that have pulled away from homes due to rotting wood or spike hangers or have been damaged by trees or the weight of heavy ice and snow. We sell heavy gauge gutters that use a heavy-duty hidden hanger screw system.

The lifespan of gutters will vary depending on the type of gutter and the maintenance they receive. On average, aluminum gutters can last up to 20-30 years, while copper gutters can last up to 50 years.

Yes, it is very likely that we do. We have been in business for 2 decades, and we’ve worked all over Maryland, Northern Virginia, in Washington D.C. This includes Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, Frederick County,  Harford County, Howard County,  Montgomery County, and Prince George’s County in Maryland.

Yes. We will come to your home to help you determine how to install gutters that can handle very heavy rain for your situation. We have solutions that include larger sized gutters and downspouts and diverters to make sure the rain goes where it should go!

Signs that your gutters need to be replaced include leaks, rust, sagging, or holes. If you notice any of these issues, it’s best to consult a professional for an assessment.

The size of gutters needed for your home will depend on the size of your roof and the amount of rain that falls in your area. A professional can assess your needs and recommend the appropriate size for your home.

Usually, a gutter installation takes less than a day, and a smaller job might only take a few hours. When gutter guards or fascia repair is included, that can also add significant amounts of time. Cleanings also may take varying amounts of time. The average time is two or three hours but can be much longer if it is a bigger home or business, or the downspouts have bad clogs.

Yes, this is a common request from our customers and a very important one. In general, a gutter drainage system can be installed to redirect water away from your home. This can help prevent water damage and basement flooding. Our technicians can help you evaluate the best choices for your situation.

If gutters are not cleaned regularly, they can become clogged with debris and cause water damage to the home. Several issues can arise:

1. Water Damage: Gutters are designed to direct rainwater away from your house or building. When they’re clogged with debris, water can overflow, causing damage to the roof, siding, and foundation of your home. Sometimes water can back up and go behind your gutters, leading to potential damage to the inside of your home.
2. Basement Flooding: Overflowing gutters can lead to water pooling around the foundation of your house. In more extreme cases, this might lead to flooding in the basement, potentially damaging items stored there and leading to costly repairs.
3. Roof Damage: When gutters are filled with debris, water can pool on the roof itself. This can lead to rot and other structural damage.
4. Pests: Clogged gutters can become a breeding ground for mosquitoes or other pests. They may also attract birds and squirrels, which could cause further damage.
5. Damage to Gutters and Downspouts: The weight of debris and standing water can cause gutters and downspouts to sag and pull away. This isn’t always a quick fix and sometimes you might have to replace gutters or fascia and soffit boards to fix the damage.
6. Landscape Damage: Water that overflows from gutters can lead to soil erosion, damage plants, and saturate flower beds.
7. Mold and Mildew: The dampness caused by clogged gutters can encourage the growth of mold and mildew, which can spread to other parts of the house and cause health issues.

Regular gutter cleaning is crucial to maintain the structural integrity of your home and prevent potential damage.

Yes, it is possible to install gutters on a stucco or brick exterior. Our experienced crews have the know-how to install gutters in many unusual situations. However, it may require special brackets or anchors to ensure the gutters are securely fastened to the exterior.

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