Guttering and roofing, answered plainly

A continuous gutter is a single length of gutter rolled on site to match your roofline, rather than shorter standard lengths joined together. Because the run has no joins along its length, there are far fewer points where water can leak or corrosion can begin.

For most homes, yes. The joins in a sectional gutter are the parts most likely to fail. Removing them usually means fewer leaks and less maintenance over the life of the gutter, plus a cleaner, straighter line along the roof.

They describe the same thing. Both mean a gutter made in one continuous length with no joins along the run. You will hear continuous guttering and seamless guttering used interchangeably.

It depends on the length of your roofline, the gutter profile, the height and access, and whether old gutter needs removing first. There is no flat rate, so rather than quote a number that turns out wrong on the day, we measure on site and give you a firm price. Our cost guide sets out what shapes it.

Off-the-shelf gutter from a hardware store is sold by the length for you to install yourself, and the joins come with it. Our price is supplied and installed by a licensed crew, rolled in one continuous length with no joins. You are paying for the material, the labour and a run that is far less likely to leak.

Yes. We come to you, measure on site and give you a written quote with no obligation and no pressure.

A gutter needs a slight, consistent fall toward the downpipes so water clears rather than pooling. The exact fall depends on the gutter profile and the length of the run. We set the fall as part of the install so the run drains properly, which is one of the things that is easy to get wrong on a DIY job.

Where it makes sense, yes. It is common to find failing fascia once the old gutter comes off. Doing both together gives you one straight, sound roofline rather than a new gutter hung on a tired board.

Yes. We work in the COLORBOND range and match new gutter, fascia and roofing to your existing roof so it looks like it belongs.

We are based in Lismore and work across the Northern Rivers, including Ballina, Byron Bay and Casino. If you are in the region, get in touch and we will confirm.

Yes. We hold full licensing for roof plumbing, $20M public liability insurance and Working at Heights certification. It is all in place on every job.

Most single-storey re-gutters are done in a day. Larger, two-storey or combined jobs may run to two. We give you a realistic timeframe with your quote.