Gutters & Gutter Guards in Columbia, TN

Your roof sheds thousands of gallons of water a year. The gutters are what moves it away from the house. When they fail, the water runs behind the fascia, down the siding, and into the ground right against your foundation.

Peak Roofing installs and replaces gutters and gutter guards for homeowners across Columbia, Franklin, and Middle Tennessee. Request a free estimate or call or text (931) 256-9042.

Seamless Gutters, Installed and Replaced

We install seamless gutters. They're formed in one continuous run, so there are no joints along the length to leak, sag, or catch debris. The gutters collect water at the roof edge and move it to downspouts that carry it away from your foundation, which protects your basement, your crawlspace, and your landscaping.

Not sure whether your gutters are doing their job? Let us take a look. If they're solid, we'll say so. If they're failing, you'll get an estimate for replacement, most within 24 to 48 hours. We install gutters on existing homes and new construction alike.

Gutter Guards

Gutter guards fit over the top of the gutter and keep leaves, seed pods, and shingle grit out while letting water flow through.

A clogged gutter overflows, and overflowing water rots fascia boards, stains siding, and dumps right at the foundation. Clogs also hold standing water, which adds weight and feeds winter ice dams. Guards keep the debris out, so nobody has to get on a ladder three times a year.

Gutters Are Part of the Roof System

Gutters are the last few feet of the roof's drainage, and we treat them that way. Gutters that sag or pull away from the fascia let water sit against the roof deck and the boards behind them. That's how the edge of a roof rots. Handling the roofing and the gutters together means the whole path the water takes gets done right, by one crew, under one workmanship warranty.

Gutter FAQ

How do I know my gutters need replacing?

Look for sagging runs, seams that drip, gutters pulling away from the house, water pouring over the edge in rain, and peeling paint or soft wood on the fascia behind them. Any of those is worth a look, and the estimate is free.

Are gutter guards worth it?

If your gutters clog regularly, especially with trees near the roof, usually yes. Guards keep debris out, keep water moving, and mean fewer ladder trips. If your gutters rarely clog, we'll tell you that too.

What's the advantage of seamless gutters?

Fewer joints. Sectional gutters leak at their seams as the sealant ages. Seamless gutters only have joints at corners and downspouts. Less leaking, less catching debris, cleaner look.

Can you replace gutters at the same time as a roof?

Yes. We do both, and doing them together means the roof edge, drip edge, and gutters all line up the way they should. One crew, one schedule, one warranty.

Do you install gutters on new construction?

Yes. New builds as well as existing homes.