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Farmland turned into subdivisions across Commack in the decades after World War II, and much of today's housing dates from that boom: split-levels, high ranches, Capes and center-hall Colonials, many now 50 to 70 years old. Houses of that age often still carry original or second-generation sectional gutters, with seams that leak and hangers that have pulled loose from aging fascia. Street trees planted when the neighborhoods were new are now full grown and drop plenty of leaves. Split-levels and high ranches also tend to have leaders that empty right beside a lower-level entry or garage. Replacing tired gutters and rethinking where the water goes can solve damp lower levels in many Commack homes.
Jericho Turnpike, the Long Island Expressway, the Northern State Parkway and the Sunken Meadow State Parkway all cut through Commack, a community split between the Towns of Huntington and Smithtown whose name comes from the Native American word Winnecomac. Between those roads sit postwar neighborhoods of split-levels, high ranches, Capes and center-hall Colonials under street trees that are now full grown. History runs deep here: the Commack Methodist Church, built in 1789, is the oldest Methodist church in New York in continuous use, and Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve and the Harned Brothers Sawmill add to the story. Longtime residents still remember the old Long Island Arena. From the side streets off Jericho Turnpike to the blocks near Hoyt Farm, we replace and service seamless gutters across Commack.
Many Commack homes are ready for full gutter replacement: we remove old sectional runs and fabricate seamless Alcoa aluminum gutters on site, often with fascia board replacement and aluminum trim-coil capping. Alcoa Leaf Relief is a good answer for grown-in street trees. Where leaders empty next to lower-level doors or driveways, hand-dug drainage lines and leach basins move water away without damaging lawns or irrigation.
Call 631-498-8500 or 516-962-2100, or request a free estimate online. Serving Commack (11725) in the Towns of Huntington and Smithtown, Suffolk County.
Often the culprit is a leader dumping water close to the lower level. We can replace leaking gutters and connect leaders to underground drainage that carries water to a leach basin or extension tail away from the house. All drainage is dug by hand, so your lawn and pavers are protected.
It depends on their condition. Many Commack homes still have sectional gutters with leaking seams, and seamless gutters fabricated on site remove most of those joints. We offer repairs too, and during a free estimate we will tell you honestly whether repair or replacement makes more sense. New installs carry a 25-year warranty on materials and labor.
Commack is an unincorporated hamlet split between the Town of Huntington and the Town of Smithtown. Which town applies depends on your address, so check with the appropriate town about any permit needs for larger drainage or exterior projects. We are glad to talk through your project during a free estimate.
Yes. We are a certified Alcoa Leaf Relief contractor and install this all-aluminum system on homes with heavy leaf fall. It keeps debris out while letting water in. We steer customers away from plastic and vinyl guards, which tend to warp and crack.