Gutters · Lebanon office
Gutter repair in Lebanon, TN, plus gutter replacement and installation
Gutter installation in Lebanon, TN goes better when a roofer does it, because gutters and the roof edge fail together.
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Project galleryMobley Brothers Roofing & Renovation handles gutter installation, gutter replacement in Lebanon, TN, and gutter repair in Lebanon, TN from our Middle Tennessee office. That last one matters: our Lebanon office does gutter repair, so if one run is sagging or a downspout has pulled loose, you do not have to buy a whole new system to get it fixed. When the gutters do need replacing, we size them properly, which for most homes means 6-inch gutters, and we look at the fascia, the drip edge and the first course of shingles while we are at it.
Call (615) 455-3131 for a free estimate. We come out, look at the house, and tell you what we see right then.
Gutter installers in Lebanon, TN and our other gutter services
Gutters are one of the services we get called about most in Lebanon. We handle the full range, from a single loose section to a new system on a new roof.
- New gutter installation on existing homes and on new roofs
- Gutter replacement when the old system is undersized, leaking at many seams or pulling away
- Gutter repair: loose or sagging sections, leaking joints, downspouts, hangers
- Gutter cleaning, with a look at the roof edge while we are up there
- Gutter guards
- Fascia and soffit repair where rot has damaged the board behind the gutter
Why Lebanon homeowners call a roofing company about gutters
A gutter problem is often a roof problem in disguise, and the reverse is true too. Water that overflows a clogged gutter can back up under the edge of the roof, soak the fascia and start a leak that shows up inside. Rotted fascia lets the gutter pull away. A gutter company sees the gutter; a roofing company sees the whole edge.
When you call us, the person who looks at your gutters also knows roofs. On gutter jobs, our gutter foreman looks at the house and, if he sees any issues, brings them up right then, and that is how we write the quote. You find out on the first visit whether the fascia needs work, rather than halfway through the job.
It also means one company for the roof and the gutters. Several recent Lebanon jobs were exactly that: roof and gutter repair on the same visit.
Gutter cleaning, with an eye on the roof
Clean gutters are some of the simplest roof protection a home can have. When we clean gutters in Lebanon, we clear the troughs and check that the downspouts flow, and because we are roofers, we also look at the things a cleaning crew might skip: debris packed into roof valleys, leaves rotting around pipe boots, loose shingles at the edge, and soft spots in the fascia.
If we find something, we photograph it and tell you. If everything is sound, we tell you that too. One Lebanon customer who had us clean out some of their gutters this summer summed up what they valued: clear communication about the next steps and when to expect us.
What clogs and damages gutters around Lebanon
Most gutter trouble we see comes from a short list of causes. Knowing them helps you spot a problem before it becomes a leak or a rotted board.
Fall debris
In the fall, leaves and debris collect in gutters and on the roof. David Mobley's advice for fall maintenance is simple: clear the debris, because it rots in your gutters and it rots around your pipe boots.
Debris plus winter melt
Mike Mobley points out what happens when debris meets snow melt: it holds the water in the valley, and the valley starts leaking. Clear valleys and gutters let melt water run off the way it should.
Undersized gutters
A small gutter overflows in a hard rain even when it is clean. Water spills over the front, soaks the ground by the foundation and splashes the siding. That is why we install 6-inch gutters as our standard.
Rotted fascia and failed hangers
When the fascia board behind a gutter rots, the hangers lose their grip and the gutter sags or pulls away. Replacing the gutter alone does not fix it; the board has to be repaired first.
Our recent gutter work around Lebanon
Our crews photograph their work from the job site, and the Lebanon list shows how much gutter work runs through this office.
Martin M.'s recent Lebanon jobs include new gutter installs, a gutter guard install, gutter repairs, a gutter quote, gutter cleaning and repair, roof and gutter repair jobs, and a new roof with new gutters. Nearby, our Middle Tennessee crews have handled gutter repairs, a gutter and fascia repair and a gutter cleaning with a roof estimate in Mt. Juliet, a gutter cleaning in Gallatin, and a roof and gutter repair in Watertown.
When to clean and check your gutters
Homes with a lot of overhanging trees may need cleaning more often. If climbing a ladder to the roof edge is not safe for you, call us instead; that is what we are here for.
| When | What to do | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Late fall, after the leaves drop | Clean gutters and downspouts; clear roof valleys and around pipe boots | Debris that sits over winter rots and holds water against the roof |
| After a heavy storm | Look for sagging runs, loose downspouts and overflow marks | Wind and heavy flow expose weak hangers and joints |
| Late winter | Check that valleys and gutters are clear before spring rains | Debris and melt water can back up into the valley |
| Any time you see overflow | Have the size and slope checked | A clean gutter that still overflows may be undersized or pitched wrong |
Gutter replacement in Lebanon, TN and new gutter installation
The biggest decision on a new gutter system is size, and we have a firm opinion. David puts it bluntly: you can sell someone a 4-inch gutter, but it is not much use. For most homes, 6-inch gutters are what you want, and 6-inch is what we install as our standard. On some older homes there are spots where a 5-inch gutter is needed for clearance, and we will tell you where and why.
Replacement makes sense when the existing gutters are too small for the roof, leak at many joints, have been bent by ladders or ice, or are pulling away along long runs. When we replace gutters with a new roof, we coordinate the two so the drip edge, the shingles and the gutter work together.
| Gutter size | Our view | When we use it |
|---|---|---|
| 4-inch | Too small to be much use | We do not recommend it |
| 5-inch | Acceptable where space is tight | Spots on some older homes that need the clearance |
| 6-inch | Our standard | Most homes, new installations and replacements |
What properly sized gutters do for your house
None of that works if the gutters are too small, pitched the wrong way, or clogged. The gutter system only protects the house when it is sized, installed and kept clear.
- Carry roof water away from the foundation instead of dumping it beside the house.
- Protect the fascia, soffit and siding from constant splashing and soaking.
- Keep water from backing up under the roof edge.
- Spare flower beds and landscaping from erosion under the roofline.
- Keep walkways and entries drier in heavy rain.
Gutter repair in Lebanon, TN
Not every gutter problem needs new gutters. A sagging section can often be re-hung, a leaking joint resealed, a downspout reattached, or a short run replaced. Our Lebanon office does gutter repair, and so does our Knoxville office for East Tennessee.
Before we repair a gutter, we check what is behind it. If the fascia board is rotted, we tell you, because re-hanging a gutter on soft wood does not last. We repair the board, then the gutter. On a two-story house, we also use ladder protection so our own ladders do not crush the gutters we came to fix.
Gutter guards are an option for homes that clog often. We install them on new and existing gutters, and we will tell you honestly whether they make sense for your roof. Read more about gutter guards and our full gutter service.
Most people looking for gutter installers in Lebanon, TN are choosing between a gutter-only company and a roofing company. The advantage of calling us is that the roof and the gutters get looked at together, by the crew that works on both.
Worth knowing
Book a free gutter estimate in Lebanon, TN
Whether you need gutter repair in Lebanon, TN on one sagging run, gutter replacement in Lebanon, TN for the whole house, or gutter installation in Lebanon, TN on a new roof, call (615) 455-3131. We will look at the gutters and the roof edge, point out anything we see on the spot, and give you a written estimate. The office is open 24 hours, seven days a week. Trusted like family.
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What customers say
Lebanon 4.9 stars from 94 reviews
“Martin was quick to respond and schedule time for an estimate on my gutter repair. He was able to review and recommend repairs and complete them all in the same visit at a fair price.”
“Mobley Brothers was great to work with! I needed my gutters replaced and Martin Mobley came out. He did a thorough walk around and gave me an itemized estimate and his price was very competitive.”
“Mobley Brothers Roofing was fantastic in helping clean out some of my gutters this summer.”
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Questions homeowners ask
Straight answers, the way we would give them on your driveway. If yours is not here, call the office and ask.
More questions we get askedDo you repair gutters, or only install new ones?
We do both. Our Lebanon office repairs gutters: re-hanging sagging sections, resealing leaking joints, reattaching downspouts and replacing short runs. If the fascia behind the gutter is rotted, we repair that first so the fix lasts. When the system is undersized or failing throughout, we will recommend replacement and explain why.
What size gutters should I get?
For most homes, 6-inch gutters, which are our standard. A 4-inch gutter is too small to handle a hard rain from a typical roof, and we do not recommend it. On some older homes, a 5-inch gutter is needed in spots for clearance, and we will point those out during the estimate so you know exactly what you are getting.
How often should gutters be cleaned in Lebanon?
At least once a year, in late fall after the leaves drop, and more often if trees hang over the roof. Leaves left in gutters and valleys over the winter rot and hold water against the roof, and debris around pipe boots can lead to leaks. If you see water spilling over the front of a clean gutter, have the size and slope checked.
Can you fix the fascia board behind my gutters?
Yes. Rotted fascia is one of the most common reasons gutters sag or pull away, and we repair fascia and soffit as part of our exterior work. We check the board before we re-hang or replace a gutter, because hanging a gutter on soft wood will not hold. You will see the rot in our photographs before we start.
Do you install gutter guards?
Yes, we install gutter guards on new and existing gutters, and our Lebanon crew has installed them recently. Guards can cut down on cleaning for homes with heavy leaf fall, but they are not maintenance-free and they are not right for every roof. We will tell you honestly whether they are worth it for your house.
Should I replace my gutters when I get a new roof?
Often, yes, and we will give you a straight answer on your own house. If your gutters are undersized, leaking at many joints, bent or pulling away, replacing them with the roof lets us coordinate the drip edge and gutter so they work together. If your gutters are sound and properly sized, we protect them during the roof work and leave them in place.
Is any gutter repair too small for you to take on?
Not around Lebanon. We take small gutter repairs in and near Lebanon, because a small repair done right is how we earn your next call. For a very small repair far outside our Middle Tennessee service area, we will tell you honestly if the drive makes it impractical, rather than charging you more than the job is worth.
Is the gutter estimate free?
Yes, gutter estimates are free. We look at the gutters, the downspouts, the fascia and the roof edge, point out any issues right then, and write the estimate based on what we saw. There is no obligation, and if all you need is a cleaning or a small repair, that is what we will quote.
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