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Gutters and drainage

Move water away from the places it can cause trouble.

Gutters are a small part of the exterior with an important job: collecting roof runoff and directing it away from vulnerable areas.

Finished shingle roof showing clean roof edges and drainage lines
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How Heritage approaches it

Roof drainage should be planned around the home.

The right gutter scope depends on roof area, pitch, valleys, discharge points, grading, and where water currently collects.

Heritage can review gutter condition alongside roofing, fascia, soffit, and exterior work so the solution is not treated in isolation.

Project scope

Focus on the decisions that move the work forward.

Every property and project is different. These are the areas Heritage can help evaluate and organize.

01

Gutter replacement

Replace aging or damaged runs and reconnect the system around the roof edge.

02

Downspout planning

Review discharge locations and help move runoff away from high-risk areas.

03

Coordinated exterior work

Plan gutters alongside roofing, fascia, soffit, or siding when scopes overlap.

Before work begins

Questions worth answering early.

Can gutters be included with a roofing project?

Yes. Heritage can review the two scopes together and identify the right order of work.

Do you repair existing gutter problems?

The first step is reviewing the condition and cause. Heritage can then recommend a repair or replacement direction.

Start with a conversation

Planning gutters work? Start with the property and the goal.

Share the project, concern, or idea. Heritage will help identify the most useful next step.