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Gutter Installation Near You With Seamless Aluminum Gutters, Gutter Guards and Downspouts Installed by Our Own Crews

Charleston Roofs and Windows Uses In-House W2 Gutter Crews, Not Subs, for Better Control and Better Pricing

Most contractors sub out gutters. Charleston Roofs and Windows doesn't. Our gutter installers are W2 employees, which means we control the quality, the schedule and the price you pay.

Rain here doesn't drizzle, it dumps. Charleston County averages over 45 inches a year. We size every system for that, form seamless runs on site, and leave your yard clean. 4.9 stars from 680 homeowners.

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Homeowner Buyer's Guide

How to Choose a Gutter Installation Company Near You (Start by Asking Who's on the Ladder)

Choosing a gutter installation company near you starts with one question most homeowners never ask: does this company install the gutters, or does it hire someone else to? Charleston Roofs and Windows keeps gutters in house, and that answer changes everything after it.

“Very satisfied with my gutter installation- the guys were very friendly and took the time to answer all of my questions and walk me through the project. Very happy we chose them from all of the quotes we got - and very reasonable prices!”

Katherine Sonnycalf, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google ↗)
Gutter installation company near you crew fastening a seamless gutter to the fascia
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Vetting Checklist

Five Questions to Ask Before You Hire a Gutter Installer

These five questions take two minutes on the phone. Here's how Charleston Roofs and Windows answers each one.

01

Are Your Gutter Installers Employees or Subcontractors?

When a roofer or general contractor subs out gutters, you pay their markup on top of the sub's price. If a seam drips next spring, you're chasing two companies to find out whose problem it is.

How Charleston Roofs and Windows Answers

Our gutter crews are in-house W2 employees. Nobody else touches your gutters, and nobody points fingers.

● In-House W2 Gutter Crews

Keeping crews in house gives Charleston Roofs and Windows full control over workmanship and scheduling, and better pricing power that shows up on your estimate.

02

What Size Gutter Do You Recommend for My Roof?

A 5 inch gutter is standard across the country. That doesn't make it right for a big, steep Lowcountry roof in a summer thunderstorm. Ask why a contractor picked the size on the quote.

How Charleston Roofs and Windows Answers

We look at your roof size, pitch and valleys, then recommend 5 inch or 6 inch. Large or steep roofs usually get 6 inch, which holds about two-thirds more water per foot.

03

Where Does the Water End Up?

A gutter only moves water to the corners. If the downspout dumps it against the foundation, you've just relocated the problem. Ask where each downspout goes.

How Charleston Roofs and Windows Answers

We place downspouts where the water can actually leave, then add extensions or splash blocks so it drains away from your foundation and crawlspace instead of pooling next to them.

04

Will the Gutters Work With My Roof?

The gutter, the drip edge and the shingles all meet at the same edge. If two different companies install them, the details where they meet often get skipped.

How Charleston Roofs and Windows Answers

We install both. One project manager lines up the drip edge, gutter apron and hangers so water lands in the trough, not behind it.

● One Project Manager for Roof and Gutters

When Charleston Roofs and Windows replaces your roof and gutters together, the same project manager runs both jobs and does one final walkaround.

05

Who Do I Call If Something Leaks?

Gutters get tested by the first big storm, not on install day. Ask who comes back if a corner drips or a hanger pulls loose.

How Charleston Roofs and Windows Answers

You call our office at 843-955-8558, and our in-house gutter crew comes back to look. No sub to track down.

Warning Signs

Red Flags When Hiring a Gutter Contractor

Protect your investment by watching out for common industry shortcuts before committing to any proposal.

They sub out the install.

You're paying a markup for a crew the salesperson has never met.

5 inch on every house.

One size for every roof means nobody did the math.

Sectional gutters on a full replacement.

Every seam is a future drip.

No plan for downspout drainage.

Water dumped at the corner still finds your foundation.

Gutters hung before a planned roof replacement.

The tear-off will knock them out of pitch.

No local office.

If you can't find them after a storm, the warranty doesn't matter.

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Gutter Services

Gutter Services From Charleston Roofs and Windows

Charleston Roofs and Windows installs, replaces, repairs, guards and cleans gutters with in-house W2 crews. Each service below is handled by our own people from estimate to cleanup.

Gutter Installation

  • Finished seamless gutter run along the roofline of a Charleston home by Charleston Roofs and Windows

    Seamless Aluminum Gutters

    Formed on site in one continuous run per side, so there are no seams along the length to leak. The workhorse for most homes.

  • Completed gutter and fascia detail on a historic Charleston home by Charleston Roofs and Windows

    Copper Gutters

    A premium metal that ages to a natural patina. Built for historic homes and owners who want the gutter to be part of the look.

  • Finished gutter profile following the eave line of a traditional Lowcountry home by Charleston Roofs and Windows

    Half-Round Gutters

    A rounded profile in aluminum or copper that suits older and traditional architecture.

★★★★★

"I had new gutters installed. Justin and his assistant did a fantastic job! They were quick to get it done. Very professional service, will use again if needed."

Brenda Mason, 5 stars, Google read this review on Google

Financing on Every Gutter Project

Charleston Roofs and Windows offers 0% interest for 12 months on approved credit through Service Finance Company. It covers new gutters, guards and gutters added to a roof replacement, with fast credit decisions.

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Material & Cost Guide

Seamless Aluminum, Copper and Half-Round Gutters Compared

A gutter material decides how long the system lasts, what it costs per foot and how it looks from the street. Charleston Roofs and Windows installs all three options below, and most homes land on seamless aluminum.

Seamless Aluminum, Copper and Half-Round Gutters Compared
Gutter Type Look Typical Lifespan 2026 Installed Cost Per Foot (SC)
Seamless aluminum (K-style) Crown molding profile, many colors 20 to 30 years $6 to $12
Copper (K-style) Bright copper that weathers to a patina 50+ years $30 to $50
Half-round aluminum Rounded, traditional 20 to 30 years $9 to $16
Half-round copper Rounded copper, classic historic look 50+ years $25 to $45

Seamless Aluminum

Seamless gutters are cut to length on site from a coil, so each run is one piece corner to corner. Seamless systems typically last 20 to 30 years, compared with 10 to 15 for sectional gutters.

  • Won't rust. Aluminum handles humidity well.
  • Lowest cost per foot of the three.
  • Color matched to your trim, siding or roof.

Copper

Copper costs several times more than aluminum and can last 50 years or more. It starts bright and slowly turns to a brown and green patina.

Half-Round

Half-round gutters typically run 15 to 25 percent more than K-style in the same material, because of the hanger style and fabrication. They look right on older homes, but they hold less water, which matters here.

Seamless aluminum vs copper half-round gutters near you installed by Charleston Roofs and Windows
Seamless Aluminum & Historic Copper Options

“From phone call to install, this company does it right! We're very happy with our seamless gutters!”

Fred Mize, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google ↗)
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Gutter Sizing Guide

K-Style vs. Half-Round Gutter Sizing for Heavy Lowcountry Downpours

Gutter size is the width across the top of the trough, and it sets how much water the gutter holds before it spills over the front. Charleston Roofs and Windows sizes gutters for summer thunderstorms and tropical systems, not for a gentle drizzle.

How Much Water Each Gutter Holds

These figures assume standard pitch of 1/4 inch per 10 feet toward the downspout.

Profile and Size Capacity (Gallons Per Foot) Roof Area It Can Handle
5 inch K-style 1.20 Up to about 1,200 sq ft
6 inch K-style 2.00 Up to about 2,000 sq ft
5 inch half-round 0.96 Up to about 900 sq ft
6 inch half-round 1.41 Up to about 1,400 sq ft

Why the Lowcountry Needs Bigger Gutters

Charleston County averages 45.30 inches of rain a year, and the record books show what a bad storm can do. In October 2015, one county gauge caught 11.50 inches in a single day. Southeast storms can hit 1.5 to 2 inches per hour, the rate where 6 inch becomes the safer default.

When 5 Inch Is Enough

  • Single-story homes.

    With modest roof planes.

  • Low-pitch roofs.

    Without big valleys.

  • Short runs.

    With a downspout at each end.

When We Recommend 6 Inch

  • Large or two-story roofs.

    That send a lot of water to one edge.

  • Steep pitches.

    Where water hits the gutter fast.

  • Valleys.

    That dump two roof planes into one spot.

  • Half-round homes.

    A 6 inch half-round holds more than a 5 inch K-style.
"Fantastic job on replacing gutters and chimney cap!!!! Showed up on time, very professional, courteous, and a pleasure to work with. From the estimate to the finished job. Always informed of status of job." — Gary Jones, 5 stars, Google ( read this review on Google)
Lowcountry Leaf & Needle Protection

Gutter Guards That Hold Up to Pine Needles and Oak Debris

A gutter guard is a cover that lets rainwater into the gutter while keeping leaves, needles and debris out. Charleston Roofs and Windows installs mesh, foam and surface tension guards, and the right one depends on what's growing over your roof.

Guard Type How It Works Best For Watch Out For
Micro-mesh Fine stainless screen over the trough Pine needles, oak tassels, mixed debris Flat panels can mat over; crowned profiles shed better
Foam Insert fills the gutter, water soaks through Light leaf debris on a budget Pine needles embed and break down inside the foam
Surface tension Curved hood, water follows the curve into a slot Big leaves Short needles catch at the slot; can overshoot in heavy rain; not for metal roofs

What Works Best Under Lowcountry Pines and Oaks

Fine stainless micro-mesh with 40 to 50 micron openings and a crowned profile tends to perform best under pines. Foam and brush guards trap needles that rot in place. Charleston Roofs and Windows looks at your trees before recommending a guard.

Gutter Guard Tips

  • Guards cut cleaning, they don't end it. Plan a quick check once a year.
  • Install quality beats brand. A gap at the drip edge lets debris in.
  • Add guards with new gutters to save a second trip and setup.

“I've had these folks work on my gutters for installation, cleaning, and leaf guard protection installation. Quite impressed and would highly recommend!”

Jr Pega, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google ↗)
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Water Management & System Integrity

Downspouts, Drainage and Gutter Repair vs. Replacement

A downspout is the vertical pipe that carries water from the gutter to the ground, and where it empties matters as much as the gutter itself. Charleston Roofs and Windows checks every downspout, outlet and run before recommending a repair or a full replacement.

Downspout and Drainage Options

Extensions

Carry water several feet out from the foundation.

Splash Blocks

Spread the flow so it doesn't dig a trench.

Oversized Downspouts

Move more water off big roof sections during a downpour.

Added Outlets

Shorten long runs that overflow before the water reaches a corner.

Gutter Repair vs. Replacement

Decision Matrix
Problem Repair Replacement
One leaking corner or end cap Reseal or replace the piece Not needed
Pulled or loose hangers Rehang and refasten If the fascia behind them is rotted
Dented section from a limb Replace that section If several runs are bent
Leaking seams every few feet Short-term only Yes, switch to seamless
Rust, holes or sagging runs Rarely worth it Yes
Water spilling over in every storm Sometimes, by adding a downspout Yes, if the gutter is undersized

Gutter Cleaning & Inspection Schedule

Charleston Roofs and Windows recommends a cleaning and inspection every spring and fall, plus a quick look after any tropical storm. A good visit covers:

  • Clearing troughs and downspouts of leaves, needles and shingle grit.
  • Flushing downspouts to confirm they drain freely.
  • Checking pitch so water runs to the outlets.
  • Tightening hangers and resealing corners that drip.

“Jesse at Charleston Roofs and Windows did a written assessment of the roofs for our HOA on Daniel Island. He's professional and thorough, prompt and highly responsive. He also came back and made a minor repair to one our downspout gutters for Free shortly after the assessment.”

Sherry Harris, 5 stars, Google (read this review on Google ↗)
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New Roof and New Gutters: Why One Team Should Install Both

Drip edge is the metal strip at the roof's edge that sends water off the deck and into the gutter. When Charleston Roofs and Windows replaces your roof and gutters together, one project manager controls that edge from the first shingle to the last hanger.

What Goes Wrong When Two Companies Split the Job

  • Tear-off issues.

    Knocks old gutters out of pitch and fills them with nails and shingle grit.

  • Timing conflicts.

    Gutters hung first get in the roofer's way at the edge where the shingles start.

  • Skipped apron.

    Gutter apron gets skipped, so water runs behind the trough and rots the fascia.

  • Finger-pointing.

    Nobody owns the leak where the roof and gutter meet.

How Charleston Roofs and Windows Sequences It

The roof goes on first, then the gutters, inside the same short window. The crew sets drip edge with the roof, then our gutter crew tucks gutter apron under the shingles and over the back of the trough. Rotted fascia gets replaced while it's exposed.

Do Your Gutters Need Replacing With a New Roof?

Not always. Sound aluminum gutters that hold pitch and drain properly can stay. If they're sectional, rusted or undersized, replacing them with the roof means one setup instead of two.

Learn more about our roof replacement services.

"I love what they did! They uncovered and solved a lot of problems. The roof and the new gutters look great!" Leslie Schmid, 5 stars, Google ( read this review on Google)
Vinyl & Fiber Cement Siding

Vinyl and James Hardie Siding That Changes the Whole Look of Your Home

New siding changes the entire look of a home, and that transformation is one of our favorite projects to deliver. Charleston Roofs and Windows installs vinyl siding and fiber cement siding, including James Hardie, with a W2 project manager overseeing every course.

Vinyl Siding vs. James Hardie Fiber Cement

Factor Vinyl Siding James Hardie Fiber Cement
Upfront cost Lower Higher
Maintenance Rinse only, never needs paint Repaint every 10 to 15 years, longer with ColorPlus finish
Storm and impact Can crack under hail or heavy impact Resists impact, rot, termites and fire
Humidity and salt air Won't rot Engineered for coastal climates
Styles Lap, Dutch lap, board and batten, shake Lap, panel, shingle, smooth or wood-grain
Best for Budget-minded updates and rentals Long-term homes and coastal properties

Siding Styles We Install

  • Traditional lap.

    Classic horizontal boards for Colonial, ranch and cottage homes.

  • Dutch lap.

    A deeper shadow line for a hand-crafted look.

  • Board and batten.

    Vertical panels for farmhouse and modern designs.

  • Shake and shingle.

    Cedar texture without the cedar upkeep.

  • Hardie panel.

    Smooth oversized panels for contemporary homes.
"Charleston Roofs + Windows replaced the siding on our house. The job was completed on-time and on-budget, just as estimated. The transferable lifetime warranty on the siding was an unexpected bonus." — Carl Johnson, 5 stars, Google

New Roof and New Gutters: Why One Team Should Install Both

Drip edge is the metal strip at the roof's edge that sends water off the deck and into the gutter. When Charleston Roofs and Windows replaces your roof and gutters together, one project manager controls that edge from the first shingle to the last hanger.

What Goes Wrong When Two Companies Split the Job

  • Tear-off issues.

    Knocks old gutters out of pitch and fills them with nails and shingle grit.

  • Timing conflicts.

    Gutters hung first get in the roofer's way at the edge where the shingles start.

  • Skipped apron.

    Gutter apron gets skipped, so water runs behind the trough and rots the fascia.

  • Finger-pointing.

    Nobody owns the leak where the roof and gutter meet.

How Charleston Roofs and Windows Sequences It

The roof goes on first, then the gutters, inside the same short window. The crew sets drip edge with the roof, then our gutter crew tucks gutter apron under the shingles and over the back of the trough. Rotted fascia gets replaced while it's exposed.

Do Your Gutters Need Replacing With a New Roof?

Not always. Sound aluminum gutters that hold pitch and drain properly can stay. If they're sectional, rusted or undersized, replacing them with the roof means one setup instead of two.

Not always. Sound aluminum gutters that hold pitch and drain properly can stay. If they're sectional, rusted or undersized, replacing them with the roof means one setup instead of two. roof replacement

"I love what they did! They uncovered and solved a lot of problems. The roof and the new gutters look great!" Leslie Schmid, 5 stars, Google ( read this review on Google)
Damaged shingle roof edge with exposed underlayment and detached gutter piece below
Seamless Experience

Your New Gutters in Five Steps From First Call to Final Walkaround

Every Charleston Roofs and Windows gutter job follows the same five steps, and our own crew handles every one of them.

Step 01

Free estimate

We measure your rooflines, check the fascia and note every downspout location.

Step 02

Written price

You get the material, size, guard option and price in plain language.

Step 03

Install date set

Our office books your crew and confirms the color.

Step 04

Install day

The in-house crew removes the old gutters, repairs fascia if needed, and forms and hangs seamless runs on site.

Step 05

Final walkaround

Your project manager walks the finished gutters with you, points out every downspout outlet and confirms cleanup before closing the job.

Verified Feedback

“Love their quality, efficiency, and communication! Always in-time support for all my needs. We did roof replacement + gutter installation and was super happy with the team!”

Yunny Tsui, 5 stars, Google ( read this review on Google)
Lowcountry Cost Guide & Payment Options

What Gutter Installation Costs Near You and How to Pay for It

Seamless aluminum gutter installation in South Carolina runs about $6 to $12 per linear foot in 2026, or roughly $900 to $2,400 for an average single-story home. Charleston Roofs and Windows quotes your exact price after measuring every run.

Aluminum Systems

Seamless Aluminum Gutters

$6 to $12 per linear foot

Average single-story home runs about $900 to $2,400 installed by our in-house W2 crew.

Premium Options

Copper & Guards

$30 to $50 per ft (Copper)

Micro-mesh gutter guards run $8 to $15 per linear foot, and large homes over 2,500 sq ft range from $2,500 to $5,000 or more.

What moves the price: Linear feet and corners, two-story heights, old gutter removal, size and profile (5 inch vs 6 inch / half-round), gutter guards, and necessary fascia repair.

Financing, Specials and Referral Rewards

0% Interest Financing

0% interest for 12 months on approved credit through Service Finance Company.

Veteran & First Responders

Veteran and first responder specials on retail projects, presented at your first appointment.

In-House Crew Pricing

In-house crew pricing with no subcontractor markup built in.

$250 Referral Reward

$250 referral reward when someone you refer completes a project with Charleston Roofs and Windows.

Comprehensive Exterior Solutions

More Exterior Services From Charleston Roofs and Windows

Gutters work best when the roof, siding and trim around them are sound. Charleston Roofs and Windows handles all of it with one office team and one project manager per job.

Roofing

Roofing repair, replacement and inspections from the only Atlas Pro+ Diamond contractor in our service area.

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Storm Damage Repair

Same-day tarping and storm damage repair of roofs, gutters and windows after wind, hail and hurricanes.

Emergency storm repair →

Siding

Vinyl and James Hardie fiber cement siding, color matched to your new gutters.

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Windows

Viwinco replacement windows and hurricane impact windows from a Blue Label installer.

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TRANSPARENT ANSWERS

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear, honest answers about our roofing systems, window and gutter installations, warranties, and insurance claims process across the Lowcountry.

Seamless aluminum gutters run about $6 to $12 per linear foot installed in South Carolina in 2026, or about $900 to $2,400 for an average single-story home. Charleston Roofs and Windows gives you a written price after measuring, with 0% financing for 12 months on approved credit.

No. Charleston Roofs and Windows installs gutters with in-house W2 crews. That gives us full control over quality and scheduling and keeps a subcontractor markup off your price.

A 6 inch K-style gutter holds about 2.00 gallons per foot versus 1.20 for 5 inch. For large, steep or two-story roofs in heavy Lowcountry rain, Charleston Roofs and Windows usually recommends 6 inch.

Yes, for most homes. Seamless gutters have no seams along each run to leak and typically last 20 to 30 years, compared with 10 to 15 for sectional gutters. Charleston Roofs and Windows forms them on site to fit your home.

A fine stainless micro-mesh guard with a crowned profile usually performs best under pines. Foam inserts tend to trap needles. Charleston Roofs and Windows looks at your trees before recommending a guard.

If they're sectional, rusted, undersized or out of pitch, yes. Doing both together means one setup and a properly installed drip edge and gutter apron. Sound aluminum gutters that drain well can stay.

Twice a year, in spring and fall, plus after any tropical storm. Homes under heavy pine or oak cover may need it more often without guards. Charleston Roofs and Windows offers cleaning and inspection visits.

Often, yes. Leaking corners, loose hangers and single dented sections are usually repairable. Charleston Roofs and Windows recommends replacement when seams leak along the whole run, the metal is rusting or the gutter is too small for your roof.

Get In Touch & Local Headquarters

How to Reach Charleston Roofs and Windows and Where to Find Us

Charleston Roofs and Windows schedules gutter estimates fast, and because the crews are ours, install dates don't depend on a subcontractor's calendar.

Call Us

Talk to the Charleston Roofs and Windows office team at 843-955-8558. They'll book your free gutter estimate and can add gutters to a roof estimate already on the calendar.

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Book Online

Fill out the free estimate form with your name, phone and address, and tell us if you want guards or cleaning too. Our office team calls you back to set a time.

Visit Our Office

Charleston Roofs and Windows 9565 William Aiken Ave Ste 102
Ladson, SC 29456
843-955-8558
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What to Expect

What Happens After You Reach Out

Step 01
Schedule Confirmation

We call you back to confirm a time that works.

Step 02
On-Site Inspection

Someone from our team visits to measure your rooflines and check the fascia and downspouts.

Step 03
Plain-Language Estimate

You get a written estimate with size, material, guard options and price.

Step 04
Zero Pressure Decision

You decide. No pressure, no expiring "today only" pricing.

Tri-County Coverage

Our Gutter Installation Service Areas Across the Lowcountry

Charleston Roofs and Windows provides gutter installation across 20 communities in Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties. Inland neighborhoods fight pine needles and oak debris, while island homes need gutters sized for coastal downpours.

Charleston Roofs and Windows in Charleston, SC ↗

Charleston Roofs and Windows in Charleston, SC handles gutter installation for every community in the table below. One office team, our own in-house W2 gutter crews, and the same final walkaround on every job.

20 Lowcountry Communities 3 Surrounding Counties W2 Project Managers

Communities We Serve

20 Service Locations
Community County Approx. Distance
Charleston (downtown) Charleston 0 mi
West Ashley Charleston 5 mi
James Island Charleston 5 mi
Mount Pleasant Charleston 6 mi
Sullivan's Island Charleston 8 mi
North Charleston Charleston 9 mi
Daniel Island Berkeley 9 mi
Johns Island Charleston 10 mi
Folly Beach Charleston 10 mi
Hanahan Berkeley 11 mi
Isle of Palms Charleston 12 mi
Wadmalaw Island Charleston 15 mi
Ladson Berkeley / Dorchester 16 mi
Goose Creek Berkeley 17 mi
Wando Berkeley 17 mi
Kiawah Island Charleston 17 mi
Ravenel Charleston 18 mi
Hollywood Charleston 18 mi
Lincolnville Charleston / Dorchester 19 mi
Summerville Dorchester 20 (south side), about 22 to town center
IN-HOUSE W2 CREWS

Put Our In-House Gutter Crew on Your Roofline

The next summer storm will test your gutters whether they're ready or not. Book a free estimate with Charleston Roofs and Windows and get seamless gutters sized for Lowcountry rain, installed by our own W2 crew, with no subcontractor in the middle.

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