GutterGuys Inc Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we offer free estimates on our roofs and gutters. Give us a call today to get started with our quality services!

Yes, we are licensed and insured. We have more than 19 years of industry experience and are associated with GAF Roofing, Certain-Teed, Tamco, and PVC flat roofing. To find a reliable roofer, give us a call today. 

Yes, we offer many gutter services. We offer gutter repair, cleaning, leak protection, and copper work. We also have an assortment of gutter colors to choose from to best match your home. If you need help with your gutters, choose Gutter Guys Inc. 

Yes, we offer financing. Your roof is one of the most important investments for your home, so you can't wait too long if it needs to be repaired. Give our roofer a call for more information on our financing options.  Financing is subject to credit approval.

Yes, we install a wide variety of roofing systems, including Shingle, Slate, Copper, and Standing-Seam Metal roofs. Whether you’re building new or replacing an existing roof, our experienced team ensures top-quality craftsmanship and materials.

Yes, we do. As a fully licensed general contractor in both South Carolina and North Carolina, we’ve completed numerous siding projects for residential and commercial properties.

We offer installation of the following siding types:

Vinyl Siding

Fiber Cement (Hardie Board) Siding

Wood Siding

Engineered Wood Siding

Metal Siding

Composite Siding

Board and Batten

Shake Siding (Vinyl or Cedar)

Our team can help you choose the right material based on your budget, style preferences, and long-term durability needs.

Yes, we do. The type of extended warranty available depends on the roofing system you choose. Many of our roofing products come with manufacturer-backed warranties, and we also offer extended workmanship warranties for added peace of mind. During your consultation, we’ll explain the warranty options available for your specific project so you can make an informed decision.

Don’t wait until a storm is headed your way to think about your roof and gutters. The best time to prepare your home is weeks — or even months — before severe weather arrives. A small roofing issue or clogged gutter can quickly turn into major water damage during heavy rain and high winds. Routine inspections and preventative maintenance help protect your home, your investment, and your peace of mind.

Homeowners should start storm prep well before a storm is actually in the forecast. A good rule is:

Year-round maintenance: Keep your home storm-ready at all times.

1–3 months before storm season: Handle major inspections and repairs.

3–7 days before a predicted storm: Complete final preparations and secure the property.

24 hours before impact: Focus only on safety and last-minute protection.

Ideal Storm Prep Timeline

When it comes specifically to gutters and roofing, homeowners should ideally prep 30–90 days before storm season and not wait until a storm is approaching.

By the time severe weather is in the forecast:

contractors are booked out,

materials can become delayed,

and small issues can quickly turn into major water damage.

Why Early Roof & Gutter Prep Matters

Your roof and gutter system are the home’s first line of defense against:

heavy rain

wind uplift

overflowing water

fascia rot

foundation erosion

interior leaks

Even a minor loose shingle or clogged gutter can become a costly repair during a major storm.

Recommended Timeline for Homeowners

2–3 Months Before Storm Season

Homeowners should:

Have the roof professionally inspected - Pro Tip:   (GutterGuys / Roofing Guys offers Free Inspections)

Check for lifted shingles, exposed nails, and flashing issues

Clean gutters and downspouts

Make sure gutters are securely fastened

Inspect for sagging gutters or poor drainage

Trim tree limbs hanging over the roof

Address small leaks before they spread

1–2 Weeks Before a Storm

Remove debris from valleys and gutters

Confirm downspouts are draining away from the foundation

Secure loose gutter sections

Check attic spaces for signs of moisture

Inspect metal roofing fasteners if applicable