Start with the problem you can see
Tell us about overflow, leaks at seams, loose sections, or water collecting beside the house. Photos taken safely from the ground can help explain what happens when it rains.
Consider the whole route
Discuss the gutters, downspouts, and where runoff is discharged. The goal is a plan that considers the path away from the home, rather than looking at one section in isolation.
Coordinate with other exterior work
If you’re replacing the roof or updating the siding, mention existing drainage concerns before the work begins. Ask how gutter installation and any work around the fascia fit into the schedule.
How to get started
Tell us your location, the service you’re interested in, and what you have in mind. We’ll discuss the next steps with you and our installation partners. You can start with Sonny on our homepage or call us directly.
Your questions, answered
Does overflowing mean I need new gutters?
Not always. A blockage or another drainage issue may be involved. Understanding the cause should come before choosing the work.
Can we discuss gutters and roofing together?
Yes. SOJO offers both services, so you can bring those questions into the same initial conversation.
What affects a gutter estimate?
The layout of the home, materials, downspout needs, access, and the condition of surrounding surfaces can affect the scope. Ask for a written breakdown of the proposed work.