St. Petersburg, FL
Seamless Gutters in St. Petersburg, FL
Tampa Bay summers deliver rain in short, heavy bursts. Gutters sized for them carry that water away from the fascia, the foundation and the landscaping.
- Seamless aluminum
- Sized for downpours
- License CCC1337306
Overview
Move the water away from the house
The rainy season in St. Petersburg runs from June through September, and a single afternoon storm can drop an inch of rain in a short time. A gutter that is too small, pitched wrong or clogged will overflow, soak the fascia and send water to the foundation.
We install seamless aluminum gutters formed to length on site, so there are no seams along the run to leak, and we match downspout size and count to the roof area.
Why us
What USA Roofing & Construction brings to the job
Sized to the roof
Gutter width and downspout count are chosen for the roof area and pitch, not guessed.
Protects fascia and soffit
Water that stays in the gutter does not rot the wood behind it.
Properly hung
Hidden hangers on a consistent slope, fastened into solid wood rather than the edge of the fascia.
Tied to the roof
Drip edge and underlayment overlap the gutter so water runs in, not behind it.
What we install
Gutters are simple when done right and a source of constant trouble when not.
- Seamless aluminum gutters in five and six inch sizes.
- Downspouts with splash blocks or underground tie-ins to move water away.
- Leaf guards for houses under oak and pine trees.
- Replacement of rotted fascia boards before new gutters go on.
- Repair and re-hanging of sagging runs.
Common gutter problems in this climate
Florida gutters fail in predictable ways, mostly from debris and weight.
- Oak leaves, pine needles and flower debris packing the troughs.
- Sagging where hangers were spaced too far apart.
- Standing water that grows algae and attracts mosquitoes.
- Downspouts that dump water at the foundation instead of away from it.
- Corrosion where dissimilar metals touch, especially near salt water.
Gutters and the roof edge
A gutter is part of the roof system. The drip edge, the underlayment and the shingle overhang all decide whether water reaches the trough.
- The shingle should overhang the drip edge by a small, consistent amount.
- Drip edge should be installed over the underlayment at the rakes and under it at the eaves.
- Fascia must be sound to hold the hangers.
- We often replace gutters as part of a roof job so everything lines up.
Roof financing
A new roof should not wait for the perfect budget
Tell us what the roof needs and we will walk you through the financing options with nothing down, so the work can start when the roof needs it.
- No credit check required
- $0 down with 100% financing
- Secured and unsecured financing
- 10, 20 and 30 year terms
- No pre-payment penalty
Approval and terms depend on your credit and the project. We will go through them with you.
The monthly payment for a 15-year home improvement installment loan of $10,000 with an APR of 10.99% would be $113. No down payment required. Not all loan products will be available to all partners or all consumers.
Questions
Gutters — straight answers
Do I need gutters in Florida?
Not every house has them, but they protect fascia, landscaping and the foundation from concentrated runoff. Houses with doors or walkways under the roof edge benefit most.
What size gutter do I need?
Most houses do well with five inch gutters, and larger or steeper roofs often need six inch gutters and more downspouts. We calculate it from the roof area and pitch rather than guessing.
Do leaf guards work?
They reduce clogging, especially under oaks and pines, but no guard removes the need for an occasional check. We recommend them where leaves and needles are heavy, and we explain what they will not do.
Can you repair rotted fascia?
Yes. Because we hold a state building license, we can replace damaged fascia and soffit boards ourselves before hanging new gutters, so the new run is fastened into solid wood.
Can I add gutters without re-roofing?
Often yes, if the drip edge and the fascia are in good shape. We inspect the roof edge first and tell you if anything needs fixing before gutters can go on.
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We work in St. Petersburg and the Pinellas County towns around it. Pick your town to see local roofing notes, or call and we will tell you whether we cover your street.
Free estimate
Ready for new gutters?
A free inspection, a written estimate and financing options, with no obligation. Tell us what is going on and we will take it from there.
- Call or text(727) 870-1320
- Based inSt. Petersburg, FL
- State licensesCCC1337306 · CBC1266379
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