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Freeport, Walton County

Gutters for New and Existing Buildings in Freeport, Florida

For new houses, and for garages, sheds and porches that have never had a gutter.

Freeport property with a house and a detached outbuilding

Gutter work at Freeport addresses

Big Bend Services, Inc. puts gutters on new houses and on buildings that have never had them in Freeport, ZIP code 32439. On buildings that already have gutters, we repair, replace and clean them, fit guards and handle downspouts.

Call (850) 819-6031 between 7:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday to Friday, or send the form. Tell us whether the building is new, going up or already lived in, and whether it has any gutters now. Requests go to our office in Wewahitchka, and the quote comes in writing.

Seamless residential gutter matched to the trim on a North Florida home

New construction

Gutters on a new Freeport house

There is steady new building in Freeport, and a new house is the easiest time to plan gutters, because the downspouts can be placed before the driveway, walks and beds are fixed around them.

  • When they go up

    After the roof and fascia are finished. We schedule around the builder and the other trades, not the other way round.

  • Builder or owner

    A builder, a homeowner or an owner who is building the house can book it.

Mitered corner joint on a seamless residential gutter

What a builder should send

The address or lot, the builder's name and the person to call on site, the date the roof edge should be finished and the trim color. If the builder is running several houses, list each lot and the date its roof should be done. Measurements are taken at the building, so there is no need to send drawings, and the quote is written from those measurements.

Seamless gutters on a single-family home

Buildings with no gutters

Adding gutters where there are none

A roof edge with no gutter drops its water in a line along the wall below, and over time that line shows as splashed dirt on the siding and a shallow trench in the ground.

  • A porch or entry roof

    A short run with a downspout set off to one side, so the water stops falling across the steps.

  • A detached garage

    Gutters along the eaves that face the driveway or the house, so the water does not land where you park or walk.

  • Sheds, barns and workshops

    The same seamless gutter as the house, which keeps water off a door and away from the base of the walls.

Close view of gutter guard mesh over an aluminum gutter

Paint first, then gutters

On a new house it is simpler when the fascia and trim are painted before the gutters are hung. The painter then does not have to work behind a finished gutter, and the gutter color can be set against the trim as it will look when the house is done. If paint is running late, tell us, and the gutter date can follow it.

Finished gutter run along a North Florida roofline

Choices

Decisions for a new gutter system

  • Profile

    The 6-inch standard gutter formed seamless on site, or half-round in aluminum or copper.

  • Guards

    On the new runs from the start, or later once you see what the trees drop.

Heavy-gauge aluminum seamless gutter and downspout on a finished roofline

Adding on to a Freeport house

An addition brings a new roofline next to gutters that are already up. The new eave gets its own seamless run, and its water either joins an existing downspout or leaves through an outlet of its own, depending on how the two roofs meet. If the old gutters on the house are worn or a different color, they can be replaced on the same job so the whole house matches.

Seamless gutter run along the roofline of a North Florida home

New commercial buildings

A new shop, office or warehouse is scheduled the same way as a new house. The gutter and the number of downspouts are set by how much roof feeds each run, and outlets are kept away from entrances and parking. An existing commercial building can have its gutters repaired, replaced or cleaned, with the work booked around business hours.

Metal warehouse building with gutters and corner downspouts

A house and its outbuildings on one quote

A property with a house and separate outbuildings does not need a visit for each building. Name every roof you want covered when you ask, and the house, porches, garage, shop and shed are quoted together as one job. Each building gets its own runs and outlets, placed so one roof does not drain toward another.

Residential rooflines across a Florida Panhandle neighborhood

Your quote

What a new gutter quote is built from

  • Feet of eave

    The total length of roof edge getting gutter, across every building on the quote.

  • Downspouts and fittings

    How many outlets, and any extensions or splash blocks at the bottom.

  • Height

    A two-story eave takes more setup than a porch or a shed roof.

Technician repairing a damaged section of residential gutter

Existing gutters

Repair, replacement, cleaning and guards

  • Repair

    Leaking corners resealed, loose runs refastened and sagging sections brought back to their fall.

  • Replacement

    Old gutters taken down and hauled away, and new seamless runs put up.

  • Cleaning

    Gutters cleared by hand, downspouts flushed and debris taken away, once or on a repeating schedule.

  • Guards

    Fitted over gutters that have been cleaned and put right first.

  • Storm damage

    Sections knocked loose are reattached or replaced, and the repair quote comes in writing for an insurance claim.

Gutter being cleared of leaf and pine debris from a ladder

Downspouts

Downspout changes on a house that has gutters

  • Moved

    A downspout can go to another corner where the water has somewhere to run.

  • Extended

    An extension carries the water farther from the wall.

  • Above ground only

    The work stops at the downspout. Underground drain lines, French drains and grading are not part of what we do.

White gutter and downspout along the roofline of a red brick ranch house
Pine straw collected along a gutter run

What to expect

Steps from first call to new gutters

  1. 1

    Contact

    Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form. Tell us the town and what needs work.

  2. 2

    Property visit

    We come out, look at the job and take the measurements we need.

  3. 3

    Written quote

    You get a written price for the work before anything starts.

  4. 4

    Work completed

    We do the work, test it and clean up the work area.

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Roof water discharging clear of a building at ground level

FAQ

Questions about new gutters

Have another question? Call (850) 819-6031.

Does a shed really need a gutter?
Not always. A small shed in the open may do fine without one.
Does a gutter need a downspout at each end?
Not always. A short run can drain to a single outlet. A long run, or one under a large roof section, may take one at each end or one near the middle.
Can I put gutters on the front of the house now and the back later?
Yes. Starting with the eaves over the entry and the driveway is a sensible first step, and the other sides can be added as a separate job.
Can a landlord have several houses looked at together?
Yes. A landlord or property manager can have several addresses seen on one visit.
Can an outbuilding with no fascia board still get gutters?
A gutter has to fasten to something solid along the eave. Mention if the building has open rafter ends or no fascia, so the quote covers what that roof edge needs.

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Request Gutters in Freeport

Send the form and the office will follow up with a time to come out.

(850) 819-6031

511 S Highway 71, Wewahitchka, FL 32465
Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Seamless gutter run along the full length of a house roofline

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