Gutter Installation & Replacement from a local Metro Detroit team
Gutters need the correct capacity, pitch, attachment, and downspout placement to perform during Michigan rain and snowmelt. Overflowing, leaking, or pulling gutters can send water where it does not belong. DeWitt installs gutter systems with careful attention to rooflines, discharge locations, and the appearance of the home.
When to schedule an evaluation
If you have noticed any of the conditions below, a professional evaluation can help you understand the urgency, available options, and likely scope of work.
- Water overflowing during moderate rain
- Sections pulling away from the fascia
- Leaks at seams, corners, or end caps
- Standing water caused by poor pitch
- Erosion, pooling, or basement moisture near downspouts
What is included in the DeWitt process
- Inspection of gutters, downspouts, roof edges, and drainage
- Recommendations for repair or replacement
- Planning for capacity, pitch, and downspout locations
- Professional installation and secure attachment
- A final flow and drainage review
Schedule
Choose a convenient time for a no-cost in-home appointment.
Evaluate
DeWitt reviews the project, priorities, options, and budget with you.
Complete
Professional installation, project communication, and a final review.
Backed by the DeWitt lifetime guarantee
Every DeWitt project is backed by a lifetime guarantee covering labor, parts, and materials. The guarantee is one-time transferable to the next homeowner, helping protect both your investment and the value of your home.
DeWitt also offers multiple financing options for qualified homeowners, making it easier to move forward with the right project and payment approach.
Gutter Installation & Replacement FAQ
Why do my gutters overflow?
Common causes include debris, inadequate capacity, poor pitch, blocked downspouts, or drainage from a large roof area into too few outlets. An inspection helps identify the actual cause.
How do I know if my gutters need replacement?
Sections that repeatedly leak, sag, separate, or pull away may be beyond a practical repair. DeWitt will evaluate the system and explain the best-value option.
Where should downspouts discharge?
Downspouts should direct water away from the home to a suitable drainage area. The right location depends on grading, landscaping, walkways, and the property layout.
Is DeWitt gutter work guaranteed?
Yes. DeWitt work is backed by a lifetime guarantee covering labor, parts, and materials, with one-time transferability to the next homeowner. Financing options are also available.