Gutter Replacement in Old Lyme, CT. Done Honestly Since 1986.

This is the first question we answer when we come to your Old Lyme property. Not every failing gutter needs to be replaced. A single leaking seam, a section pulling away at one hanger, or a blocked downspout is a repair.



But there are clear signs that a system has gone past the point where repairs make financial sense. Rust and corrosion running the full length of the gutter. Multiple sections pulling away from the fascia at once. A system so out of pitch that water pools regardless of how many times it is cleaned. Paint and wood damage that signals years of overflow behind the gutter.

On Old Lyme's coastal and river corridor properties, salt air and tidal moisture from the Connecticut River mouth compress this timeline. The beach community homes in Point O' Woods, Hawk's Nest, and Sound View experience the most demanding conditions. A gutter system showing widespread corrosion and joint failure on one of these properties may have reached the end of its useful life well before an equivalent system would on an inland home. When those conditions exist on your Old Lyme home, gutter replacement is the right answer. We will show you exactly what we found before recommending anything.

We will not sell you a rain gutter replacement you do not need. If we come to your Old Lyme home and find that a targeted repair will solve the problem for another several years, that is what we will tell you. Our reputation is built on straight talk, not on maximizing invoice values.

Every gutter replacement in Old Lyme uses seamless aluminum fabricated directly on your property. We bring our extrusion equipment to your home and cut each run to the precise length your roofline requires. No joints in the middle of a run. A system built exactly for your Old Lyme home, whether it is a beach community cottage, a historic colonial along Lyme Street, or a larger inland property near Rogers Lake.

When you schedule gutter replacement services with CT GutterPro, you get a crew that has been doing this work on Old Lyme properties since 1986, held to the same standards on every job. That accountability is built into every project we take, not offered as an upgrade.

You have been patching the same sections for two or more seasons. Your gutters are visibly pulling away from the roofline in multiple spots. You see rust streaks running down your siding from the gutter line. Water is pooling against your foundation after every rain despite cleaned downspouts. Your fascia board behind the gutter is soft, rotted, or visibly deteriorating. Your current gutters are 5 inch systems that overflow during moderate storms. The sealant at every joint has failed and new sealant is not holding.



For Old Lyme's coastal and river corridor properties, these warning signs can develop significantly faster than on inland homes. If more than one of these describes your Old Lyme home, a full rain gutter replacement is almost always the most cost effective path forward.

Full removal and disposal of your existing gutter system. On site seamless aluminum extrusion in your choice of color. Hidden hanger installation set at the correct pitch for full drainage toward every downspout. Downspout sizing and placement reviewed and updated as needed. Sealed end caps and miters at every corner. Drip edge evaluation. Fascia board inspection before installation begins. Complete site cleanup with all old materials hauled away.



If we find rotted fascia during the inspection, we handle the wood repair before the new system goes up. On Old Lyme's coastal and river corridor properties, fascia deterioration behind an aging gutter system is a common finding. We do not install a new gutter over compromised wood.

Most of the gutter systems we replace in Old Lyme are 5 inch, and that undersizing is frequently a contributing factor in the overflow and foundation damage that makes replacement necessary in the first place.



Old Lyme's position on the east bank of the Connecticut River mouth on Long Island Sound puts it directly in the path of coastal storms and nor'easters. A 6 inch gutter holds roughly 40 percent more water than a 5 inch gutter. We do not replace a failing undersized system with another undersized system.

CT GutterPro serves properties throughout Old Lyme, CT. From the beach community homes in Point O' Woods, Hawk's Nest, and Sound View to the historic properties along Lyme Street and in Black Hall, and the forested inland neighborhoods near Rogers Lake and South Lyme, we are the rain gutter replacement team that has been working in Old Lyme since 1986.



If you are searching for gutter replacement near me or rain gutter replacement near me in Old Lyme, we are already here. Licensed and insured. HIC#0654716. Owner operated since 1986.