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Gutter Installation in Severna Park & Anne Arundel County

Your gutters are your roof’s drainage system — and when they fail, the damage shows up everywhere else: rotted fascia, stained siding, flooded flowerbeds, and water in the basement. Magothy Roofing and Exteriors installs seamless gutter systems sized and pitched correctly for your roof, so water goes where it is supposed to go: away from your home.

Our Gutter Services

  • Seamless aluminum gutter installation — custom-formed on site to fit your home with minimal joints and leak points.
  • Downspout installation and extensions — routing water safely away from the foundation.
  • Gutter replacement — removing sagging, leaking, or undersized systems and upgrading properly.
  • Gutter repair — resealing joints, re-pitching runs, and re-securing pulled-away sections.
  • Fascia and soffit repair — fixing the damage failed gutters leave behind.

Why Gutters Matter for Your Roof

Overflowing or clogged gutters back water up under the edge of your roof, rot fascia boards, and in winter contribute to ice dams that force water beneath shingles. Correctly sized and pitched gutters are one of the least expensive ways to protect the most expensive parts of your home. We install systems matched to your roof’s square footage and the heavy downpours Anne Arundel County sees every summer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We install seamless aluminum gutters custom-formed to your home, in a range of colors to match your trim and roofline.
Most homes use 5-inch gutters, but homes with large or steep roofs often need 6-inch gutters and larger downspouts to handle heavy rain. We calculate this from your roof’s drainage area rather than guessing.
Absolutely — it is the ideal time to do both. Combining the projects protects the new roof edge, ensures proper drip edge integration, and typically saves money over doing them separately.

Protect Your Home With a Roof Done Right

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