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As your neighborhood roofing experts, NearMe Roofing Company also provides high-quality residential gutter solutions to homeowners in the Greater Seattle Area.
We offer state-of-the-art seamless aluminum gutters, custom manufactured onsite to protect your home and roof. If you are in need of a new gutter system, contact our team today for a hassle-free quote.

High-quality 5K or 6K aluminum gutters, manufactured with precision and personalized on-site. Our advanced forming machines enable us to customize gutters on the day of installation, ensuring a perfect fit.
Our skilled team ensures seamless and efficient installation, guaranteeing optimal performance and durability. We understand Seattle's weather and terrain, providing solutions that withstand the elements.
Committed to delivering top-notch service from initial consultation to post-installation support. Our goal is not just to replace gutters but to enhance your property's protection and aesthetics.
Being part of the Seattle community, we understand the unique challenges posed by the climate. Our customized approach considers the specific requirements of your location.
At NearMe Roofing Company, we understand that gutter replacement in Seattle can be a significant expense. We're committed to making the process as seamless and hassle-free as possible. With our NearMe Roofing Promise, you'll receive a transparent and straightforward quote that represents our best offer. We also offer flexible financing options to help you manage the cost more comfortably.















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Get a Quote NowSeamless Aluminum
Seamless gutters are quickly becoming the most used gutter across the nation. Approximately 75% of all new gutter systems installed throughout the United States now are seamless.


Residential
For residential applications, the 5-inch gutter has been the standard size. With this size, you need one downspout per 40 feet of gutter.
6-inch gutters are growing in popularity. This larger size can handle 40% more water than the 5-inch size, and you can cut down on the number of downspouts required — only one downspout per 60 feet of gutter.
As you determine your preferred gutter size, keep these in mind:
Commercial
Commercial gutters often have a different set of requirements based on city or county building codes. Seamless gutter materials can also be used in commercial applications, though the sizes are generally 6-inch or 8-inch.
Box gutters are also common in commercial applications, as the box shape allows higher water volume to flow more freely. The size of the downspout matters too — 6-inch gutters typically use a 3"x4" downspout while 8-inch gutters use a 4"x5" downspout.
If you have scuppers to drain water from your roof, you'll also need a leader head at the top of the downspout to catch larger volumes of water and funnel them into the drainage system.


Keeping Your
Once you have installed a new gutter system, you will want to make sure you maintain it properly.
Rule of thumb: check your gutters at least twice per year. If you are in an area with a lot of trees, you may need to check them even more often.
One option to help minimize maintenance is to install a gutter guard. This metal or mesh guard keeps leaves and larger debris from clogging your gutter system. With or without the guard, you'll want to check on your system regularly to ensure optimal performance.




