Clean 6-Inch Gutter Installation on a Split-Level Home

Gutters don't get talked about much - until they fail. Then you're dealing with water pooling against the foundation, soaked fascia boards, and erosion eating away at your landscaping. A properly installed gutter system is one of the simplest ways to protect a home from water damage, and that's exactly what this job was about.

We installed a 6-inch gutter system on this home, and we're pretty happy with how it came together. The 6-inch size is a step up from the standard 5-inch you see on most homes. It moves more water, handles heavy rain better, and is the right call for a roofline with a larger drainage area. It's one of those upgrades that just makes sense.

Fit and finish matter on a job like this. The gutters follow the roofline cleanly, the downspouts are positioned to direct water well away from the home, and the whole system ties together without looking like an afterthought. Good gutter installation should look intentional - not just functional.

The exterior of this house also has clean siding that complements the new white gutter system nicely. When the components of a home's exterior work together visually, it shows. This is the kind of result we aim for on every install - something that holds up and looks right from every angle.