By choosing SSI for your Gutter Installation project you can rest assured that Minneapolis – St. Paul metro area gutter repair or replacement project will run smoothly from start to finish. Our seamless gutter installation methods ensure your rain gutters and downspouts will remain leak free. Please review our Minneapolis gutter installation system is listed below. Schedule a FREE Gutter Consultation Now!

• Gutters are installed with hidden screw hangers which are spaced 24” apart and 4” from each end of the gutter.
• All gutters are leveled to ensure they have the proper pitch.
• Premium gutter sealant is used to provide a leak proof seal at the end caps and corner transitions.
• Larger outlets are used which allow for more efficient water flow they measure 2-3/4”.
• Stainless steel screws are used, most companies use zinc plated which will rust soon after installation.
• Downspouts are installed using hidden clips as opposed to the obtrusive leader straps.
• 2-story downspouts require a minimum of 3 clips where most companies only use 2.
• Aluminum K-Style Gutter
• Galvanized K-Style Gutter

Problem #1: Not Enough Downspouts
Leaves, twigs, and needles from nearby trees are usually the culprit. On other occasions Jimmy’s tennis ball or leftover debris from a roofing or chimney job may be the problem. A properly installed butter guard system can be the solution. You should have your gutters cleaned on an annual basis.

Problem #2: Gutter Leaks
Have you noticed a leak that will not go away? Usually they are located at the corners and the reason is that most gutters are installed with prefabricated pieces that have three seams. Unfortunately the more seams there are, the more likely you are to have a leak. Our corners have one seam!!

Problem #3: Loose Gutter Attachments
If you gutters become loose, they will allow water to accumulate near your foundation. Gutter repairs, inspections and cleaning usually require use of an extension ladder, which may present a potentially dangerous situation. Hire a professional roofing contractor or gutter service to perform this work.

Problem #4: Not Enough Downspouts
Downspouts are a crucial component of the gutter system. If there are not enough of them you may have issues. As a rule of thumb, there should be one downspout for every forty (40) feet of gutter.

When shopping for a gutter system, a homeowner will have to choose among a variety of materials,including aluminum, galvanized steel, stainless steel, vinyl, and copper. Gutter systems are priced perlinear foot, this price includes all the necessary components for a gutter system, including the gutters, downspouts (the vertical section), corner joints, end caps, and hanging brackets.

Here are the different types of gutters we install

Most gutter jobs have 5 inch K-style gutters, on some commercial projects or homes with a substantial amount of water flow we may use a 6 inch K-style gutter. Gutters are fabricated on site to make a perfect match for your property. By creating custom gutters for your project we eliminate the use of unnecessary seams which may produce leaks. Our seamless gutters = NO LEAKS!!