Sectional gutters fail at the joints. Caulk dries. Laps open. Spikes walk out of the fascia. You can keep patching, or you can put one continuous trough on the eave and be done arguing with the same corner.
Replacement includes removal. Old spikes, hidden hangers, and leftover end caps do not stay in the flower bed. We leave the fascia ready and tell you if a board should be replaced before new aluminum goes up.
On the Coastal Bend, replacement is also a chance to fix downspout placement. If the old outlets dumped onto the driveway or a neighbor’s slab, we redesign that path.
Step 1
Inspect what failed
We look at joints, pitch, and fascia — not just the pretty front elevation.
Step 2
Remove and haul off
Old gutters, spikes, and scrap leave with us unless you ask to keep a piece.
Step 3
Reset the line
New seamless runs, hangers, and outlets — pitched so water does not sit in the middle.
Step 4
Check the splash
We watch where water will land and adjust extensions before we call it finished.