Serving Greater St. Louis & Metro East, Saint Charles, Collinsville, O Fallon
Greater St. Louis & Metro East Gutter Installation
Seamless gutters with integrated gutter guards
Gutters are the unsung hero of your home. They shield your home against mold, mildew, and costly water damage by redirecting storm water away from your siding, roof, and foundation. Homeowners in Illinois & Missouri need gutters for many reasons: to prevent water from damaging your home's exterior, drenching anyone standing below or entering the home, and to direct water away from your home's foundation. Seamless gutter installation by Klaus Roofing St. Louis can save thousands on repairs in the long run while also preserving the structural integrity of your home.
Our low-maintenance, worry-free gutter solution prevents a wide variety of issues for your home. This includes foundation damage or soil erosion due to sagging, overflowing, leaking, or clogged gutters. Gutter Shutter's extra-large downspouts, wide-mouth outlet, and heavy-duty construction make it the ideal gutter solution for any home.
Schedule a free gutter installation estimate today to learn more about how we can protect your home with our gutter installation and replacement services!
Seamless Gutters
What are seamless gutters?
Seamless gutters offer superior protection for your home compared to standard sectional gutters.
Well, it's right in the name. Seamless gutters are designed without seams to create one comprehensive unit. Specialized equipment is used to create one continuous gutter piece at the installation site. Then, this piece is molded to fit the exact length and shape of your roof's edge. Custom construction of seamless gutters offers a better fit, while also ensuring that gutters look great and perform to their highest potential.
Seamless gutters vs. regular gutters
Homeowners commonly use sectional or seamed gutters for their DIY gutter installation. These gutters are mass-produced and tend to come in ten to twenty foot sections that are joined to create a roof drainage system. This type of gutter system, however, is deeply flawed. Not only are these gutters susceptible to rust, but they are also at risk of cracking, sagging, and pulling away from the roofline.
Benefits of seamless gutters
- Quality Construction & Installation - Unlike traditional gutters, seamless gutters meet your home's specifications and are installed by highly qualified gutter contractors. Professionally installed gutters fit more precisely, offering better protection than sectional gutters.
- Long-Lasting Strength - Sagging, clogged, and leaky gutters can lead to significant damage to your home in the long run. To minimize weak spots in your gutters that lead to these issues, seamless gutters are designed with the least amount of joints possible.
- Enhanced Curb Appeal - Seamless gutters are available in a range of colors and finishes, making them more visually appealing than standard sectional gutters. Sectional gutters weaken over time, leading to distortions, dents, and cracks, while seamless gutters offer increased protection and performance. They'll look great and perform their best for a lifetime!
- Low Maintenance - Traditional gutters require regular cleaning to stay in working order. As you may already know, cleaning gutters can be both time-consuming and dangerous. Seamless gutters require less upkeep to maintain because they are less likely to clog or leak.
Gutter Guards
Are gutter guards worth having?
Wide-mouth outlets and high-back gutter troughs protect your gutters and property! With six inch gutter guards, our gutters allow maximum water flow, all while keeping debris out.
In order for water to flow through gutters, they need to be kept clean. Twigs, leaves, pine needles, and other debris lead to blockages in the gutter system, potentially resulting in damage to your roof, siding, fascia, basement, crawl space, foundation, and foundation platings. It's messy and time-consuming to clean out gutters regularly. Luckily, Klaus Roofing St. Louis has a better option!
Gutter guards prevent pine needles, leaves, and other debris from entering your gutters so that rainwater will flow freely through your gutters and downspouts. Effective gutter guards also help protect against gutter damage, including denting, sagging, and pulling away from the home. Even better, gutter guards extend the life of your gutters.
What are the best gutter guards?
There are two primary gutter guard options: one-piece gutters with built-in gutter guards and the kind that attach to existing gutters. Take a look at our helpful gutter guard comparison chart below to learn about the advantages and disadvantages of each type of gutter cover.
| Features & Benefits | Covers & Hoods | Gutter Screens | Gutter Filters | Gutter Shutter | What Makes Gutter Shutter Best |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keep debris out | X | X | X | ✓ | Unique rolled hood design |
| Doesn't clog | X | X | X | ✓ | Guaranteed not to clog! |
| Maximizes water flow | X | X | X | ✓ | Extra-large gutters, outlet & downspouts |
| Strong, durable materials | X | X | X | ✓ | Heavy-duty aluminum & strongest gutter bracket |
| Doesn't sag or pull away over time | X | X | X | ✓ | Guaranteed not to pull away! |
| One-piece design | X | X | X | ✓ | Integrated design for long-term performance |
| Design options | Limited | Limited | Limited | ✓ | Wide range of colors, warranted enamel finish |
| Custom installation | X | X | X | ✓ | Certified, insured installers |
| No more gutter cleaning | X | X | X | ✓ | Guaranteed! |
| Roof protected | X | X | X | ✓ | Exclusive high back protects fascia |
Extra-Large Downspouts & Extensions
What is a downspout?
Our gutter downspout extensions have a minimum discharge range of ten feet!
Gutter downspouts attach to the bottom of your gutters and redirect rainwater away from your foundation and to the best location to keep your property healthy and dry. You might have also heard downspouts referred to as water pipes, downspout pipes, or something entirely different.
Gutter extensions and downspouts shield your roof, lawn, and foundation against costly water damage. Rainwater diverted away from your roof could still wind up in your basement or foundation without a predetermined location for discharge.
How far should gutter downspouts extend from my house?
Downspouts should extend a minimum of four to six feet from your home, but ideally, your downspouts should extend to ten feet for maximum protection. Klaus Roofing St. Louis offers a range of downspout extension options, all extending ten feet and designed to protect against clogging and underground plumbing issues.
Our downspout extension options:
RainChute
This in-ground designed solution is best for homes with a lawn close to the base.
RainChute EZ
This elongated downspout extension installs seamlessly above ground.
LawnScape Outlet
Attaches to your downspout and is nondisruptive to your landscaping.
Why Gutter Shutter?
Worry-Free Protection for Your Whole House
Clogged and overflowing gutters can lead to devastating damage to your property. This includes flooding, foundation damage, roof damage, and rotted wood and fascia. Our Gutter Shutter system is guaranteed to never flex, sag, clog, or pull away from your home. Backed by a lifetime no-clog warranty, you can rest assured your property is protected with top-of-the-line gutters.
Skip the Hassle of Gutter Cleaning
Not only is gutter cleaning messy and tedious, but it can also be dangerous. Year after year, you have to climb on that ladder and risk your safety. Gutter Shutter eliminates the hassle of clearing out gutters for good. But if you still want to maintain the appearance of your system and home, we offer reliable gutter cleaning services as well!
Features & benefits of Gutter Shutter® installation:
A look inside the patented Gutter Shutter system.
- Gutter Shutter® comes with a no-clog, no-sag guarantee
- Never climb that ladder to clear out gutters again with Gutter Shutter®
- The Gutter Shutter system is made of premium-grade aluminum that won't flex under heavy loads and comes with wide mouth outlets, downspouts that are double the size, and more effective gutter extensions
- Prevent water from seeping behind your gutters with Gutter Shutter's high-back gutter trough
- Gutter Shutter is available in a range of colors to match your home
- 6-inch gutter size allows for 20% more water to flow through than traditional 5-inch gutters
Gutter Shutter® comes in many colors to match your roof & siding
White 30°
Almond
Black
Clay
Musket Brown
Pearl Grey
Royal Brown
Terratone
Tuxedo Grey
Wicker
Schedule a free gutter installation estimate today!
We offer 6-inch gutters that hold 20% more water than typical 5-inch gutters.
Stormwater is no joke. No matter how small the storm, water can build up, creating a powerful surge that can hammer the ground next to your foundation if not diverted. This leads to soil erosion, allowing water to seep down into the foundation, increasing the risk of structural instability and basement leaks.
Find a permanent solution for faulty gutters with our all-in-one gutter system. Call us today to schedule your free on-site gutter installation estimate in Saint Louis, Collinsville, Saint Charles, Saint Peters, O Fallon, Wentzville, Belleville, Alton, Imperial, Granite City, and nearby.
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