Enhance The Aesthetics Of Your Home While Protecting Your Foundation With A Seamless Gutter System
When it comes to protecting your home from water damage, the gutter system you choose matters just as much as your roof. At Timbercrest Roofing & Siding, we offer several high-performance gutter options tailored to your home’s design, drainage needs, and budget — including seamless aluminum systems, oversized commercial-grade gutters, and specialty color-matched profiles to complement your exterior.
“YOUR HOME’S GUTTER SYSTEM IS BOTH FUNCTIONAL AND AESTHETIC.”
Timbercrest Roofing and Siding has got you covered on both fronts. Our team of gutter experts fabricates and installs top-quality aluminum guttering on-site. Not only that, but our customer service team offers a wide variety of colors to choose from so the aesthetic is literally customizable.
“WE FABRICATE AND INSTALL TOP-QUALITY ALUMINUM GUTTERING ON-SITE.”
If you have issues with leaves and debris accumulating in your gutters or if you anticipate such issues due to nearby tree coverage, you’ll want to check out our line-up of industry-leading gutter guard options as well.
What makes a best-in-class gutter system?
Seamless construction:
Made of heavy-grade aluminum, our gutters are constructed on-site to custom-fit your home without seams.
Optimal size:
Our best-in-class gutters are 6" in size to handle 40% more water than smaller gutters.
Innovative design:
Our stainless steel gutter guard’s mesh filter and angled design prevent debris build-up.
Protect Your Gutters And Your Roof!
What truly sets our installations apart is the protection system we pair them with. We proudly install SHUR FLO gutter guards, a durable, heavy-gauge aluminum protection system designed to keep leaves, debris, and Michigan’s toughest seasonal buildup out of your gutters — without restricting water flow. Our experienced project managers carefully assess pitch, roofline, and drainage points to ensure your gutter system doesn’t just look great but performs flawlessly year after year. When you combine premium materials, skilled installation, and long-term protection, you get a gutter system built the Timbercrest way — reliable, clean, and built to last.
Gutter Installation Services
If your gutters are damaged, sagging, or not working well, you need Timbercrest gutters and gutter guards for a gutter system you can depend on to guide water away from your home’s foundation.
Where some gutter companies offer gutters in standard sizes, Timbercrest gutters and gutter guards are custom-fit to your home. Our gutters are made of heavy-duty aluminum and are durable and dependable in any type of weather.
Our best-in-class gutters guards are designed to prevent sagging and divert almost 100% of rainwater, even during torrential downpours. And, when you get gutter guard installation, your gutters are guaranteed not to clog. If they do, we’ll clean them.
Got a question? We have the answer.
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Trees shed leaves throughout the entire year, and then more intensely in autumn; this is when a significant portion of leaves find their way onto roofs, and into the gutters and downspouts.
If your house has a flat or a near-flat roof is improperly angled toward the downspouts, the drains will clog quicker than usual. What’s even worse is that leaves and twigs stuck in gutters remain wet for extended periods of time and are later difficult to blow out. Don’t get surprised if you spot pests, mold and even birds nesting in your gutters.
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Look for the following:
Cracks or splits of any kind.
Paint peeling on or around your gutters and/or flecks of orange.
Pools of water or signs of mildew around your home’s foundation.
Water damage or water marks directly beneath the gutters.
Gutters sagging or beginning to pull away from the house
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There are many types of gutter covers for your home including: mesh, brushes, nylon and foam. Timbercrest uses a micro-mesh cloth gutter guard that strategically weaves together medical-grade stainless steel to ensure nothing but water gets into your gutters.
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No. Our gutter guards are invisible from the ground. They’re installed inside the gutter allowing them to be hidden from view.
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Snow and ice cause your gutters to clog, but not entirely. How so? While the accumulation of snow and ice on the roof is worrisome, there is no need to panic. Usually, it’s the condition of the attic that makes all the difference.
If the attic ventilates poorly, it will retain more warmth and lead to excessive melting of the snow on the roof. When the snow slides onto the cold gutter, it turns into ice due to a sudden temperature change, causing the gutter to clog almost immediately. If the additional snow overflows the gutter, it may damage your home’s walls, eaves and foundation.