A gutter replacement project starts with looking at what you have now and figuring out what needs to change. Our services include:
The right replacement system needs to move water efficiently, not just look good along the roofline. We consider the existing drainage setup, downspout placement, roof size, and other factors that can affect how well your new gutters handle Raleigh’s heavy rain.
Browse our recent work to see how Morgan Contracting helps homeowners throughout Raleigh and surrounding communities improve drainage, protect their homes, and give their exteriors a finished look.
We look at the gutters already on your home before recommending what comes next. That includes checking for leaks, sagging, blocked sections, drainage issues, and problems around the fascia or drip edge.
Seamless gutters have fewer joints than sectional systems, which can reduce the number of places where leaks develop. Aluminum is also a popular residential choice because it offers durability without the weight and maintenance associated with some other materials.
A new gutter system can still struggle if it isn’t sized correctly or doesn’t have enough downspout capacity. We consider the roof and drainage layout so rainwater has a clear path away from the house and foundation.
Morgan Contracting is veteran-owned and operated, with a focus on straightforward communication, accountability, and careful work. You’ll receive a detailed estimate and a clear explanation of what your gutter replacement project involves before the work begins.
Nothing speaks louder than the experience of our customers. We’re proud to earn the trust of homeowners and businesses throughout the Triangle.
Morgan Contracting was fantastic to work with. Alex worked with us through the entire process and helped get the most from our insurance claim. The crew did a great job installing our roof on a very hot day. They started very early and were able to finish the job by evening. Alex followed up with us to make sure we were satisfied and we couldn't be happier. We highly recommend Morgan Contracting (Previously AMDS)! A+ Service!
Roofing
Morgan Contracting (Previously AMDS) did a great job replacing my roof! They communicated in a courteous and timely fashion every step of the way. Their work is professional, thorough, and efficient. They answered all of my questions, installed a superior product, and left my property clean!
Roofing
We recently had our roof done by Morgan Contracting and it was a great experience. Alex, Cameron, and Devin were professional, and friendly. They were with us throughout the entire process and was always available to answer any questions we had. We love our new roof!
Roofing, Leak Repair
We start by looking at the existing gutter system and identifying the problems that led you to consider replacement. We check for leaks, blocked areas, sagging, creases, poor drainage, and signs of water collecting where it shouldn’t.
Next, we determine the appropriate gutter size, material, downspout placement, and overall layout for your home. If your current system has drainage problems, we look at what needs to change rather than simply putting the same setup back in place.
The existing gutters are removed, and we inspect the areas behind them before installing the new system. We address relevant fascia or drip edge concerns, then install the new gutters and downspouts with the proper slope for drainage.
We check the finished gutter system to make sure sections are properly aligned, downspouts are secure, and water has a clear route away from the home. The project wraps up with cleanup and a final walkthrough.
Leaks, sagging, creased sections, persistent blockages, standing water, and visible deterioration can all point to a gutter system that needs replacement. If repairs keep adding up or the gutters are no longer handling rain effectively, replacement may make more sense.
Both sizes are commonly used. A 6-inch gutter can provide additional capacity, which may be useful for homes with larger roofs, steep roof pitches, or areas that receive heavy rainfall. The right size depends on your roof and drainage requirements.
Seamless aluminum gutters are a popular residential choice. Because they are made in long continuous sections, they have fewer seams where leaks can develop. Aluminum is also relatively lightweight and available in a range of colors.
Yes. Gutter guards or covers can be installed as part of a replacement project to help keep leaves, pine needles, and other debris out of the system. They can also reduce how often you need gutter cleaning, particularly if your home is surrounded by trees. The right type of guard depends on the amount and type of debris around your property.
The cost depends on the size of the home, total gutter length, material, gutter size, number of downspouts, accessibility, and any fascia or drip edge work required. A detailed estimate gives you a better idea of the actual cost for your property.
Not necessarily. Existing downspouts may be reusable if they’re in good condition and provide adequate drainage. If they are damaged, undersized, poorly positioned, or contributing to water problems, replacing or adding downspouts may be part of the project.
If your current gutters leak, overflow, sag, or leave water collecting around your home, it may be time to replace the system rather than keep patching it.
Schedule a free estimate with Morgan Contracting to take a closer look at your gutters and find out what a replacement would involve.
