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Imperial Building & Roofing

Gutters in Whitmore Lake, MI

Local gutters crews serving Whitmore Lake and the surrounding area, backed by a lifetime workmanship guarantee.

  • Family owned

    More than 35 years of experience

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    Fully covered on every job

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  • Local crews

    Serving Southeast Michigan

Gutters for Whitmore Lake homes

Whitmore Lake’s mix of year-round homes and former lake cottages, many of them updated and expanded over the years, straddles the Washtenaw and Livingston county line just north of Ann Arbor, and we work throughout the community.

We install seamless aluminum gutters, downspouts, and gutter guards sized to handle Michigan rain and snowmelt, routing water away from your foundation and preventing the ice-related damage common on local rooflines.

Built for Whitmore Lake weather. Lakefront wind exposure plus Michigan snow load is tough on Whitmore Lake homes, especially older cottage-style houses. That overwhelms undersized gutters and feeds the ice dams that tear gutters off the fascia.

Permits handled for you. Permit requirements vary by location around Whitmore Lake. When your project needs one, we pull the permit and handle the inspection for you.

Whitmore Lake

Frequently asked questions

For lakefront homes we install seamless aluminum gutters sized for heavy runoff, with downspouts routed away from the foundation. We add gutter guards where tree cover around the lake drops a lot of debris.

In tree-heavy neighborhoods they meaningfully cut cleaning and reduce the clogs that cause ice dams and overflow. We size guards to your roof pitch and the debris load around your home.

Most homes do well with 5-inch K-style gutters, but larger or steep roofs that shed a lot of water at once benefit from 6-inch gutters and extra downspouts. We size the system to your roof so it does not overflow in heavy Michigan rain and snowmelt.

Yes. Seamless aluminum gutters are formed on site to the exact length of each run, so there are no joints to leak or clog. Those joints are the most common failure point on older sectional gutters.