We form your gutters on site to the exact length of each run, so there are no seams to separate and leak later. Proper slope, proper hangers, and downspouts placed where the water actually needs to go.
Full replacement for gutters that are sagging, pulling away from the fascia, or too small for your roof. We check the fascia and soffit behind them while we are up there, because that is usually where the real damage is hiding.
Guards and screens that keep leaves and needles out, so the system keeps working without you on a ladder every fall. We will tell you honestly whether guards make sense for your trees and your roof.
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Kinmount Exteriors is local and independent, headquartered in Lakeville, MN. We offer short-notice inspections at your home without the pushy sales tactics, and you are always welcome to visit our showroom to see gutter styles, colors, and guard options before you decide.
An honest look at your current gutters, fascia, and drainage.
One transparent price with every material and labor line explained.
Seamless runs formed on site and hung with proper slope and support.
We leave your yard cleaner than we found it, every time.
Most full gutter installations land between $1,500 and $4,500. The range comes down to the style and size of gutter you choose and how much roofline your home has. We will give you one itemized number before any work starts.
Seamless k-style is far and away the most common choice here. It holds a lot of water, has almost no joints to fail, and gives a clean, finished line along the roof.
For most homes in the south metro, yes. If you have mature trees anywhere near the roof, guards pay for themselves in avoided cleanings and avoided overflow damage. If your lot is wide open, we will tell you that too.
Formed to the exact length of each run, so the only joints are at the corners and outlets. Fewer seams means fewer leaks and a cleaner, unbroken line along your roof.
The most common profile in the metro for good reason. The k-shape sits tight against the fascia, carries a lot of water, and reads as trim rather than as hardware bolted to the house.
The rounded shape lets debris wash straight through instead of catching in a corner. A natural fit for older and historic homes where a modern profile would look wrong.
We are strong advocates of guards where the tree cover justifies them. They work with every gutter type we install and take the seasonal cleaning chore off your list for good.
