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Seamless Gutters

Seamless gutters in Burlington, NC

Alpha Omega Roofing Co crew installing seamless aluminium gutters on a home in Burlington, North Carolina

Rolled to the exact length of your roofline on your driveway, so there are no joints to split open in three years. Sized for the downpours North Carolina actually gets.

Fabricated on site Most homes in one day 5.0 star rating Our own crew
Seamless Vs Sectional

One continuous run, not a row of joints

Store-bought gutter comes in ten-foot sections, and every lap is sealed by hand. Seal fails, water finds the fascia. Seamless removes the problem instead of sealing it.

Seamless, rolled on site

Joints only at corners and outletsSized and pitched to your roof areaHidden hangers screwed into fasciaColour matched to your trimFitted in a single visit

Sectional gutter

A sealed lap every ten feetSpikes that back out of the fasciaStock sizes, whatever the roofVisible seams along the frontResealing every few seasons
Made On Your Driveway

Gutters run seamless, on site

A roll-former on the truck turns a coil of aluminium into one unbroken run the length of your roofline. Nothing is cut down from stock and spliced together.

Measured, not estimatedSized to your roof area and pitch, in 5-inch or 6-inch.
Fall set for real rainPitched to the outlet so a downpour reaches the downspout.
Hidden hangersScrewed into solid fascia. No spikes to work loose.
Matched to your trimBaked-on colour picked against your brick and soffit.
Seamless gutter rolled to length on site to fit the roofline exactly
Failing gutter and rotted fascia board in need of replacement
What To Look For

Signs you may need new gutters

Gutters fail quietly. By the time it shows up inside, the fascia has usually already paid for it.

Sagging or detached runsStanding water, a failed hanger, or fascia too soft to hold a screw.Pulling away from the fasciaSpikes backing out is the classic sectional failure. Hidden hangers solve it.Overflowing in heavy rainWrong size, wrong fall, or a blockage. Water lands at the wall either way.Peeling paint or rotted boardWater running behind the gutter rather than through it. This one gets expensive.Pooling near the foundationDownspouts dumping at the wall — the reason gutters exist at all.
What We Offer

Gutter work, start to finish

From a full replacement to fixing the one corner that has never drained properly.

All services

Seamless gutter installation

New runs rolled to your roofline, pitched, hung on hidden hangers and colour matched.

Gutter replacement

Old sectional gutter removed and hauled, fascia checked, a continuous system in its place.

Downspout upgrades

Correctly sized outlets and extensions that carry water away from the foundation.

Gutter guards

Guards suited to Piedmont pines and hardwoods, so autumn is not a ladder weekend.

Drainage improvements

Splash blocks, extensions and buried outlets where water has been sitting against the house.

Gutters with a new roof

Fitted alongside a roof replacement, so drip edge, flashing and gutter all line up.

How It Works

Measured, made and fitted in a day

Three steps, and on most homes all three happen in one visit.

Inspect and measureWe walk the roofline, check the fascia, and size the system to your roof — not to a standard length.Fabricate on siteEach run is rolled to length on your driveway, so the only joints are at the corners.Install and test the flowHung, pitched, sealed at the miters, then water tested end to end before we pack up.
Schedule a free inspection Most homes done in a day
Measuring and fitting a seamless gutter along a new roofline
Gutter Guards

Gutter guards, and when they are worth it

No guard makes a gutter maintenance-free, whatever the advert says. What a good one does is turn an annual ladder job into an occasional rinse. Under Piedmont pines and hardwoods that is usually worth paying for. Under an open roof it often is not, and we will tell you which one you have. We carry EZ Flow and will spec the type that suits your roof and your trees.

Stainless micromesh

A fine steel mesh over an aluminium frame, screwed down rather than clipped.

Stops pine needles and shingle gritWater passes in a heavy downpourWill not sag or pop off in windThe right answer under pines

Perforated aluminium

A lower-cost screen that keeps leaves and twigs out but lets finer debris through.

Good under hardwoods, not pinesMuch cheaper per footStill needs an occasional rinseA sensible budget option

Reverse curve

The helmet-style covers. They work, but they are visible from the street and cost the most.

Handles large leaf loadsChanges the look of the rooflineHardest to service laterWe fit it when you want it
Get gutter guards priced Fitted to existing gutters, or included with a new seamless system.
Local, Not A Subcontractor

Why homeowners across North Carolina trust us

Family run in Burlington, over 50 years on Piedmont roofs, and the same crew on your gutters.

Experienced and localHere next year, and the year after.
Straight guidanceA repair if a repair will do.
Clean, respectful crewsDrive swept, offcuts hauled.
Work that holds upWritten workmanship warranty.
Fast service, very reliable and trustworthy. I recommend using this company.
CH Cam HolderGoogle review · Burlington, NC
They were very professional and very clean doing the job. They always responded to me and got the job done.
DD Darlene DawsonGoogle review · Graham, NC
Excellent service and solved roofing issues. Very helpful and kind.
LE Laura EvyGoogle review · Mebane, NC
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Finished seamless aluminium gutters and downspout on a North Carolina home
Gutter Questions

Frequently asked questions

What makes a gutter “seamless”?
It is rolled from a single coil of aluminium on site, in one continuous length per run, so the only joints are at corners and outlets. Sectional gutter from a store comes in short lengths joined every few feet, and every one of those joints is a future leak.
Should I get 5-inch or 6-inch gutter?
Five inch suits most houses. Six inch carries roughly half again as much water and pairs with larger downspouts, so it is the right call for a big roof, a steep pitch that dumps water fast, or a long run that has overflowed before. We size it off your roof rather than defaulting to one.
How long do aluminium gutters last?
A properly hung seamless aluminium gutter lasts a long time — the failures we get called to are almost always the hangers, the fall, or a downspout that was never adequate, rather than the gutter itself wearing out. Baked-on finishes hold their colour well.
Do gutter guards actually work?
The good ones cut cleaning down a lot; none of them make a gutter maintenance-free. Under heavy tree cover they are usually worth it. Under an open roof they often are not, and we will tell you which one you have.
Can gutters be installed in winter?
Yes. Gutter work does not need warm weather the way sealing a roof does, so winter is often a good time to book it.
Will new gutters stop water in my basement or crawlspace?
Often they help a great deal, because most foundation water starts as roof water landing next to the wall. But if the ground slopes toward the house, gutters alone will not fix it — we will say so rather than sell you a gutter and let you find out.
Do you replace fascia and soffit too?
When it needs it. Rotten fascia will not hold a hanger, so we check it before quoting and price any board replacement openly rather than discovering it on the day.
Where We Work

Seamless gutters across the Piedmont Triad and Southern Virginia

Based in Burlington, North Carolina, on homes from Chapel Hill to South Boston, Virginia.

BurlingtonGrahamMebaneElonGibsonvilleGreensboroHigh PointChapel HillDanvilleMartinsvilleSouth Boston
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Home with new seamless gutters installed by Alpha Omega Roofing Co
Before The Next Storm

Protect your roofline before the next storm

Sized for North Carolina rainfall, rolled on your driveway, fitted the same day. Free look, itemised price, no pressure.

Burlington, North Carolina · the Piedmont Triad · Southern Virginia

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