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Should You Replace Gutters When You Replace Your Roof?

January 31, 2026 · Minnesota & Twin Cities homeowners

Sometimes the answer is yes — sometimes not yet

If drip edge, fascia, or gutter backs are disturbed during tear-off, replacing or realigning gutters prevents rerouting problems after the roof is new. If gutters are young and properly pitched, resetting hardware may be enough. We spell out both paths in the written scope.

Water has to leave the roofline cleanly

Ice, debris, and summer downpours test how water exits the edge system. Pair roof work with gutter services when overflow or fascia rot is part of the failure mode — especially on tree-heavy lots in the Twin Cities.

Full exterior storm jobs

Wind-driven rain can damage siding and window wraps in the same event as shingles. For holistic restoration, see storm damage and siding so scopes stay coordinated instead of piecemeal.

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