Gutter, Soffit & Fascia Contractor in Cape Coral, FL

Cape Coral is our home base, so we know its housing stock well. Most homes here are concrete-block construction with tile or shingle roofs, and a huge number sit on canal-front or Gulf-access lots where controlling roof runoff is part of protecting the property. We form seamless aluminum gutters on site, cut to the exact length of each run, so there are no leaky seams along the eaves.

Many Cape Coral homes had their roofs replaced after Hurricane Ian in 2022. A new roof is the right time to add or upgrade gutters, because the old system is often removed during the roofing work anyway. If your roof was recently replaced and the gutters were never put back, or were reinstalled as an afterthought, we can measure the home and fit a properly sized seamless system.

We also see plenty of Cape Coral lots with no gutters at all. On those homes, roof water pours straight off the edge, erodes landscaping rock beds and splashes dirt against the base of the walls. One of our Google reviews, from a Cape Coral homeowner, mentions exactly this: no more exposed rock on the side of the house after the new gutters went up.

• Seamless gutter installation in 6" and 7" sizes, formed on site
• Gutter replacement for old, leaking or undersized systems
• Gutter repair for leaks, sagging runs and loose hangers
• Gutter cleaning and gutter guards for homes under trees
• Downspouts placed to move water away from lanais, pool decks and foundations
• Soffit and fascia installation and repair

Cape Coral gets intense summer downpours and a long hurricane season. A roof can shed hundreds of gallons in a single storm, and without gutters that water lands right against the house. Over time it erodes soil and rock beds, stains stucco and can work its way toward the foundation slab.

Pool cages and lanais are another local reason. Many Cape Coral homes have screen enclosures and pool decks right up against the roofline, and uncontrolled roof runoff dumps straight onto them. A well-placed gutter and downspout system carries that water away from the enclosure instead of through it.

Finally, there is the salt air. Homes near the canals and the Caloosahatchee River live in a corrosive environment, which is why we install aluminum gutter systems that hold up to coastal conditions, with hangers spaced for Florida storms.