You’ve worked hard for your home. The last thing you want is to deal with water damage, crumbling foundations, or costly repairs caused by poor drainage.
Get your free quoteGutters play a major role in keeping your home safe, dry, and structurally sound. Whether it's time for repair or full replacement, well-functioning gutters are one of the smartest upgrades a homeowner can make.
Water that isn’t properly diverted away from your home can pool around the foundation. Over time, that moisture seeps in—causing cracks, shifting, or even basement flooding. Healthy gutters channel water far from the house, keeping the foundation strong and dry.
Leaking or overflowing gutters can damage siding, fascia, and soffits—and invite mold and mildew to spread behind the walls. Properly maintained gutters help preserve the health of your home’s exterior and interior at the same time.
Water that rushes off your roof with no control can erode soil, drown plants, and stain walkways. Functional gutters keep landscaping intact and your exterior looking sharp.
Gutters may seem small—but broken or rusted ones make a big (bad) impression. Whether you’re planning to sell or simply want to take pride in your home, clean and well-installed gutters go a long way.
Short answer: at the first sign of trouble. That’s when it’s cheapest and easiest to fix.
Watch for these common warning signs:
Sagging, cracked, or leaking gutters
Water stains on siding or foundation
Pools of water near your home after it rains
Rust, peeling paint, or mildew along the gutters
Detached sections or broken hangers
If you spot any of these, don’t wait. We will send out an experienced team member for a free inspection—and help you understand exactly what needs to be done.
K-gutter is the traditional rain gutter used on many homes today. The K-gutter is a quality, easy-to-install, and easy-to-maintain gutter. We manufacture this gutter on-site and hang it directly after it’s made. K-gutter comes in 5-inch and 6-inch widths.
If you want to increase curb appeal to your home, choose a Copper Rain Gutter. The copper gutter, when installed correctly, can last for many decades. Copper is rust resistant, unlike some other gutter materials. Some folks claim their copper gutters are 100-years old!
Protect your gutter from clogging with leaves and debris, by installing GutterRX’s Leaf Guard. This leaf-guard keeps leaves, sticks, and other things out of your gutters while letting the rain water in. We can install gutter guards on your existing gutters or add them to new gutter installations.
Call or message us to schedule your free inspection. A certified tech will assess your gutters and walk you through the best options.
Whether it’s a simple repair or a full replacement, our experienced team gets the job done quickly and cleanly—with high-quality materials built to last.
Say goodbye to puddles, leaks, and foundation worries. Enjoy a safe, protected home—no matter what the weather brings.
For over 20 years, homeowners in Lancaster, Berks, and Chester County have trusted Smucker’s for quality gutter work backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty.
Our team is trained, experienced, and committed to making sure your home is safe, dry, and protected from the elements. If your gutters are aging, leaking, or just not doing their job—let’s fix it before the damage gets expensive.
Reach out today for your free quote.
Because the best time to protect your home is before the problems start.
Get your free quoteGutters play a crucial role in protecting your home from water damage. They channel rainwater away from your foundation, siding, fascia, and landscaping, preventing issues like basement flooding, soil erosion, and damage to your home's structural integrity.
We offer a variety of gutter options to suit your home's needs and aesthetic preferences. These include seamless aluminum gutters, which are a popular and durable choice, as well as other materials like copper and galvanized steel, depending on your specific requirements.
The greatest benefit of seamless gutters comes from the fact that they are custom-made on-site to the exact measurements of your home. This eliminates the seams that are the weakest points in traditional gutter systems and are often prone to leaks. Other benefits of seamless gutters include reduced leaks, lower maintenance, a cleaner look, and potentially a longer lifespan.
Several signs indicate it might be time for new gutters. These include visible rust or holes, sagging or pulling away from the house, frequent clogs, water overflowing during rain, and damage to surrounding landscaping or siding that could be water-related.
Gutter protection systems, such as gutter guards or screens, are designed to prevent leaves, twigs, and other debris from clogging your gutters. This reduces the need for frequent cleaning and helps ensure proper water flow, preventing potential damage. Whether you need it depends on the amount of tree cover around your home and how often your gutters tend to get clogged.
It's generally recommended to clean your gutters at least twice a year – once in the spring and once in the fall – to remove accumulated debris. However, if you have many trees around your property, you might need to clean them more frequently.
The cost of new gutters can vary depending on several factors, including the material chosen, the size and complexity of your roofline, and whether you opt for gutter protection. We offer free estimates to provide you with an accurate cost for your specific project.
The duration of a gutter installation project depends on the size and complexity of your home. Most residential gutter installations can be completed in a single day. We can provide a more accurate timeline when we assess your property.
Yes, we stand behind the quality of our workmanship and the materials we use. We offer a warranty on our gutter installations. Please inquire about the specific details of our warranty when you receive your estimate.
Yes. At Smucker Exteriors, we take the time to understand your specific needs and then offer a free estimate.
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