Gutters · Holiday, FL
Seamless gutters for Holiday and Pasco County homes, built for afternoon downpours and hurricane wind.
A Florida summer storm can drop two inches of rain in an hour. Without gutters, or with gutters that can’t keep up, that water splashes sand onto your walls, washes out your landscaping and soaks the stucco. Our office is right here on US 19 in Holiday.
Gutters · Holiday, FL
What gutters do for a Florida home
Plenty of homes in Holiday, Elfers and New Port Richey were built without gutters at all. The result shows up over time: black mildew streaks on the stucco where rain splashes back, eroded beds and washed-out mulch along the drip line, water running across the lanai, and wet walls at the base of the house. Gutters collect that water and put it where you want it.
Over a screened lanai or pool cage, a gutter keeps sheets of rain from pouring off the roof onto the screen and the deck, and keeps sand and debris out of the pool.
Gutters · Holiday, FL
Built for wind and salt air
- Seamless aluminum formed on site to the length of each run, with seams only at the corners.
- Hangers set close together and screwed into solid fascia, so the gutter stays on the house when a tropical storm comes through.
- Corrosion-resistant fasteners for homes close to the Gulf in Holiday, Tarpon Springs and Port Richey.
- Five or six inch, sized to the roof, with large downspouts for heavy summer rain.
- Fascia replaced first if it’s rotten. Our carpentry crew replaces the soft wood and it’s painted before the new gutter goes up.
- Downspouts routed away from the foundation, walkways and pool deck, with extensions or underground drains.
Check your home
Signs your home needs new gutters
- No gutters and mildew streaks on the stucco
- Water sheeting onto the lanai or pool cage
- Washed-out landscaping along the roof line
- Gutters bent, loose or missing after a storm
- Rotted or peeling fascia board
- Downspouts emptying against the house
After a hurricane or tropical storm
The 2024 storms left a lot of Pasco County homes with gutters torn off, bent or full of debris. If yours were damaged in a storm, they’re often part of a larger roof, soffit and fascia claim. We inspect and photograph everything together so the full scope of the damage is documented, and we can meet your adjuster.
Gutters with a new roof
If you’re replacing your roof, it’s the best time to replace gutters and fascia. The drip edge, fascia and gutter all come together at the same edge, and doing them at once means one crew, one schedule and a clean finished edge. We’re a licensed Florida roofing contractor (CCC 1336657) and building contractor (CBC 1268975), so roof, fascia and gutters can be handled on one job.
FAQ
Questions Pasco County homeowners ask
Do Florida homes really need gutters?
They’re not required on every home, but they protect stucco, landscaping, lanais and foundations from the heavy rain we get every summer. Most homeowners notice the difference after the first rainy season.
Will gutters hold up in a hurricane?
Properly installed seamless gutters with closely spaced hangers in solid fascia hold up well in tropical storms. In the strongest storms, gutters can be damaged along with the roof edge, and that damage is typically part of a storm claim.
Can you add a gutter over my lanai or pool cage?
Yes. It’s one of the most common requests we get in Holiday and Trinity. We route the downspout so water goes away from the deck.
How long does it take?
Most homes are done in one day. If fascia boards are rotten, we replace and paint them first, which can add a day.
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Free gutter estimate in Pasco County
Our Holiday office is minutes away. We’ll measure, photograph what we find, and give you options on the first visit.
Metro Builders · 2312 US Hwy 19, Holiday, FL 34691 · Serving Holiday, New Port Richey, Tarpon Springs, Trinity, Port Richey and Palm Harbor