Free gutter estimates across Michigan

Gutter installation, cleaning, repair & replacement across Michigan.

Michigan roofs get hit from every direction — 30-plus inches of rain, snow loads that run from 40 inches Downriver to 90-plus along the lakeshore, and a winter that crosses the freezing point dozens of times.

Get connected with a gutter contractor in your area.

Phone only — no forms, no email chains.

Seamless aluminum gutter running along the eave of a Michigan home
Free estimatesQuoted on site by the contractor
Statewide reachLower Peninsula coverage, city by city
Call-onlyNo forms, no sign-up
Michigan-specificSized for freeze-thaw, ice dams, and snowmelt
The four services

Four gutter services, one call.

Most gutter problems in Michigan fall into one of four jobs. Knowing which one you actually need saves money — a $180 cleaning often solves what looks like a $2,500 replacement.

New seamless aluminum gutter being installed along the roofline of a Michigan home
IN

Gutter Installation

New seamless aluminum, steel, or copper gutters roll-formed on site and sized for Michigan rain and snowmelt volume — not a national spec sheet.

Wet leaves and debris being cleared by hand from a residential gutter in Michigan
CL

Gutter Cleaning

Hand-clearing of troughs, miters, and downspouts — the only method that actually moves the packed maple seed, shingle grit, and wet leaf sludge Michigan roofs shed.

A sagging gutter section pulling away from the fascia board of a Michigan house
RP

Gutter Repair

Sagging runs, split seams, pulled spikes, failed miters, and pitch problems corrected properly instead of buried under another bead of caulk.

Old damaged gutters being removed from a house before replacement
RE

Gutter Replacement

Full tear-out and re-hang when repair stops making financial sense — including the fascia and drip edge inspection most quotes skip entirely.

Service pages are live for Detroit, Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor. Other Michigan cities are being published one at a time — see the full locations list for what is coming, or call 123-456-7890 for any address in the state.

Downspout being re-secured to the wall of a house, with a splash block at the base
Why Michigan is hard on gutters

A climate that finds every weak point in a gutter system.

Detroit averages roughly 33 inches of rain and about 42 inches of snow a year. Grand Rapids and the West Michigan lakeshore get far more snow — 70 to 90 inches is normal in the lake-effect belt. Wherever you are in the Lower Peninsula, the water has to go somewhere, and gutters are the only part of the roof whose entire job is deciding where.

The bigger problem is not volume. It is the cycling.

Southeast Michigan crosses the freezing point somewhere between 60 and 70 times in an average winter. Every crossing means water in the trough melts, runs to the low point, and refreezes. Ice expands about 9 percent as it forms, and it does that expansion inside seams, miters, and hanger holes that were never designed to flex.

That is why Michigan gutters fail in patterns you rarely see in the South: split end caps, popped miters, spikes backing out of soft fascia, downspouts bulging at the elbow, and ice dams building along the eave because a full trough gave meltwater nowhere to go.

Getting it right here means sizing the trough and the downspouts to the actual roof area, hanging it on hidden hangers screwed into solid wood, and setting a pitch that clears standing water before it can freeze. That is the standard to hold any quote to.

City pages on GutterSquad Michigan cover what makes each place its own case — Detroit's pre-war housing and built-in box gutters, Grand Rapids' lake-effect snow load and hillside lots, and Ann Arbor's heavy tree canopy and historic districts.

How it works

One call, then a local gutter pro takes it from there.

Start with a call — 123-456-7890
  1. Step 1

    Call and describe the gutters

    Tell us the house style, roughly how many feet of gutter it has, and what is going wrong. Photos help but are not required.

  2. Step 2

    Speak with a gutter specialist

    Speak with a gutter specialist who covers your area and handles that type of work.

  3. Step 3

    You get a quote

    Get the property looked at and a written estimate and timeline.

  4. Step 4

    You decide

    There is no obligation to book. Compare it with other quotes and take your time.

Where we operate

Michigan cities GutterSquad covers.

City pages are published one at a time so each one gets real local detail rather than a name swap. Detroit, Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor are live. The rest of the list is in progress.

Detroit, MI Wayne County · pages live Grand Rapids, MI Kent County · pages live Ann Arbor, MI Washtenaw County · pages live Lansing, MI Ingham County Livonia, MI Wayne County Rochester Hills, MI Oakland County Kalamazoo, MI Kalamazoo County Saginaw, MI Saginaw County Troy, MI Oakland County Jackson, MI Jackson County Midland, MI Midland County Holland, MI Ottawa County

Get a free gutter estimate anywhere in Michigan

Get connected with a gutter contractor in your area. Free estimate, no forms, no obligation to book.

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Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers about how GutterSquad Michigan works and what gutter work costs in this state.

What does GutterSquad Michigan actually do?

Get connected with a gutter contractor in your area for installation, cleaning, repair, or replacement.

Call 123-456-7890 and describe the house and what the gutters are doing.

How much does gutter work cost in Michigan?

Cleaning on a typical single-story Michigan home usually falls between $120 and $200, with two-story and steeply pitched roofs running $180 to $300. New seamless 5-inch aluminum gutter is commonly quoted at $8 to $14 per installed foot, and 6-inch runs $11 to $18.

Repairs start around a $150 to $250 minimum service call. Every one of those figures moves with roof height, linear footage, fascia condition, and material — which is why an on-site look is the only way to get a real number.

When is the best time of year to have gutters cleaned in Michigan?

Twice a year for most Michigan homes: once in late spring after the maple seeds and cottonwood fluff have dropped, and once in late fall after the last hardwood leaves are down — typically early to mid November across the Lower Peninsula.

The fall clean matters most. Gutters that go into a Michigan winter full of wet leaves freeze into a solid block, and that block is where ice dams start.

Do gutters really matter that much in Michigan?

More than in most states. Michigan combines heavy rain in May and June with 40 to 90 inches of annual snow depending on where you are, then cycles above and below freezing dozens of times each winter.

That freeze-thaw pattern is what turns a small clog into a split seam, a pulled spike, a rotted fascia board, or water in the basement. Gutters here take a beating that a system in a milder climate never sees.

Which Michigan cities do you cover?

Coverage runs across the Lower Peninsula, from Metro Detroit and Downriver through Ann Arbor, Lansing, Flint, the Great Lakes Bay Region, and West Michigan.

Detroit, Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor have full service pages live now, and other cities are being added one at a time. Whether or not a city has its own page yet, calling 123-456-7890 is the fastest way to find out whether a contractor covers your address.

Is there a form I can fill out instead of calling?

No. GutterSquad Michigan is call-only by design. A two-minute phone conversation gets the roof details, the urgency, and the address sorted far better than a form, and it means you are not waiting on an email reply.

Call 123-456-7890 to get connected with a gutter contractor in your area.

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