The short answer is “no leaks.” Having one long run of gutters means one long and smooth path for the water to flow – versus standard gutters that are installed in shorter sections. Those shorter sections are bound together by seams, and water has the potential to leak into those seams, and then onto the ground around your home foundation, which can cause water damage unknown to you. Plus our seamless design means that the gutter is stronger as one solid piece than it would as smaller, pieced-together sections. With that integrity, our gutter systems are far more resistant to the expansion and contraction that happens with our Minnesota freezing and warming cycles, and strong winds have very little impact with the superior design of seamless gutters in Minneapolis and Twin Cities climates

Yes – in fact, the appearance is amazing. NJR Seamless Gutters will measure the exact length you need for precisely tailored custom lengths, AND will match the exact color scheme of your home’s fascia and soffit. A lot of lesser quality gutters are simply slapped up in a “close enough” fashion, without matching color, but NJR Seamless Gutters prides ourselves on precision designs and with hundreds of styles and colors that complement your home’s appearance to greatly enhance its’ curb appeal and home value.

We use durable aluminum gutter materials. Aluminum is the most popular type of gutter on the market today, since it combines strength with affordability. We have found that it can withstand the Minnesota elements better than vinyl, and won’t rust over time like traditional steel gutters in Minneapolis and the Twin Cities often-wet environment.

While hardware stores do sell residential gutters, most are cheaper vinyl lengths that you’d need to cut to exact lengths yourself with specialty tools, set aside a block of time to climb a ladder and adhere your hand-cut gutters to your roof, hope that the seams don’t leak, and that they can withstand the often harsh Minnesota conditions or years to come. And in most cases, only a few colors are available. We’ve had customers that tried attempting gutter installation on their own, and confessed that they wish they’d have invested just a little more for higher quality, and to have it professionally installed, color-matched, and custom fit.

Since we offer hundreds of styles and colors, there’s a very high probability that we have the color that perfectly blends with the rest of your home. And, since we also happen to be experts in siding and roofing, we can also install a custom-matched soffit and fascia to coordinate perfectly with the gutters. This visual “facelift” can really make your home the envy of the whole block.

Gutter cost depends on the custom lengths needed for your home. We do provide a no-obligation estimate site visit, so call us to arrange an easy appointment to give you an exact figure.

Yes. You may just need a few alterations to get your gutter system working properly again, and we perform gutter repairs, as well as gutter cleaning. In addition, we also install gutter guards (or gutter covers) to prevent leaves and debris from clogging your gutters.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to provide exceptional value and quality to Minnesotan homes and businesses for many years. We know how valuable your home is to you, and how important it is to protect one of your biggest investments. We’ve been honored to receive hundreds of positive testimonials, as well as repeat customers, for our gutters, roofing, siding, and more. We’re “sticklers for detail,” and we do it right, exceed expectations, and stand behind our customer-first approach, for the long-term.

Yes.  If you’d like to learn more about all the available gutter options for your home, please contact us today at (763) 390-4678. We enjoy informing our customers about the variety of products we represent, install, and support, and will be happy to answer any questions you may have about our seamless rain gutters and gutter services.

Our reasoning for using a strip miter is for strength. Here in Minnesota our temperatures range in the winter as low as -50 to as high as 115.  When you’re dealing with that big of a different variation in the weather, expansion and retraction are very significant. We have seen a couple hand cuts pull apart due to expansion. Our decision to use strips is for longevity in this area, not appearance.