Replace leaking or sagging gutters with seamless aluminum gutters and matching downspouts. Lioncrest offers five-inch and six-inch K-style gutters, along with fascia-style options.

Gutters collect water from the roof. Downspouts carry it away from the gutter run. Size, slope, attachment and downspout placement all matter, especially where several roof areas feed into the same section.
We measure the roofline and discuss the gutter profile, size, color and downspout layout. Your estimate includes removal of the gutters being replaced.
Planning a new roof too? Ask us to include gutter replacement in the roof replacement proposal.

Choose a gutter profile that complements your home, with the capacity to handle your roof’s runoff. We install seamless aluminum gutters and matching downspouts, with size and color options discussed during your estimate.

K-style gutters have a flat back and a shaped front, similar to decorative trim along the roof edge.
A familiar choice for many homes, with a shaped front that complements exterior trim. Its smaller profile gives the roofline a neat, finished appearance.
The same familiar shape with more capacity for runoff. A larger profile may suit bigger or steeper roof sections that direct more water into each gutter run.
A broader front profile creates a clean line along the roof edge. We’ll review fascia-style options, colors, and how they fit your existing roof and trim during your estimate.
We’ll recommend the size and downspout layout based on your roof, so you don’t need to choose before contacting us.
No. A blockage, gutter slope or downspout problem can also cause overflow. Worn seams, sagging runs or an unsuitable size are other concerns. Describe where and when the water spills over so the cause can be evaluated.
The roof area feeding each gutter run, roof pitch and downspout layout help determine the size. The larger profile has more capacity, but sizing should be considered with the whole drainage layout.
Yes. The estimate includes the recommended downspouts and removal of the gutters being replaced.
The long gutter runs are formed without repeated section joints. Corners, end caps and outlets still have connections, so those details remain important in the installation.
We explain the condition and the recommended work and cost for your approval. The boards supporting the gutters need attention as part of planning a sound installation.
Yes. Gutter replacement can be identified in your roof replacement proposal so the work and downspout layout are discussed together.
Yes. We review aluminum gutter colors that complement your trim and exterior.
Tell us what you’d like to replace. We’ll measure your roofline, discuss gutter and downspout options, and provide a written estimate that includes removal of the gutters being replaced.