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Cedar shingles, deep eaves and the ocean a short drive away define many houses in East Hampton Village. The village is known for shingle-style architecture that became popular in the 1880s, along with centuries-old homes near Main Street and large estates on the Eastern Plain and around Georgica Pond. Salt air travels well inland here, and Atlantic storms drive rain hard into rooflines. Cedar lasts much longer when roof water is caught and carried away rather than splashing back onto siding and trim. Gutters on these homes also have to respect the look of the house, so profile, material and how neatly leaders are run matter as much as capacity.
Main Street and the Town Pond form the historic core of East Hampton Village, on the South Fork within the Town of East Hampton. Up on North Main Street, the Hook Windmill, built in 1806, is one of several historic windmills in the village. Georgica Pond marks the western edge, and the ocean beaches run from Georgica Beach past Main Beach to Two Mile Hollow, with the Maidstone Club looking over the dunes. Village services and local rules come from the Village of East Hampton. Whether it's a centuries-old house near Main Street or an estate by Georgica Pond, we fit gutters that protect the cedar and suit the look of each East Hampton home.
Copper half-round gutters are a classic match for East Hampton's shingle-style and historic homes, and we fabricate copper, Galvalume and Alcoa aluminum seamless gutters on site. Alcoa aluminum resists salt air. Hand-dug drainage protects manicured lawns, hedges and irrigation, while stainless or copper chimney caps, soft-wash roof cleaning and low-voltage LED landscape lighting round out exterior care for seasonal and year-round homes.
Call 631-498-8500 or 516-962-2100, or request a free estimate online. Serving East Hampton (11937) in the Town of East Hampton, Suffolk County.
East Hampton is an incorporated village with historic districts and a Design Review Board. Exterior changes on some properties, especially in historic districts, may require review. We recommend checking with the Village of East Hampton before changing gutter materials or profiles, and we can discuss your project during a free estimate.
Many East Hampton homeowners choose copper half-round, which suits shingle-style architecture and weathers to a natural patina. We recommend 6-inch half-round for most homes. Galvalume and aluminum are also available. Seamless gutters that shed water properly help keep splash-back off cedar siding.
Alcoa aluminum does not rust, and copper also holds up well in coastal air. For large roofs, we offer 6-inch high-capacity K-style and 8-inch heavy-duty half-round gutters. Seamless runs fabricated on site also mean fewer joints for wind-driven rain to find. All gutter installs include our 25-year warranty on materials and labor.
Yes. We offer soft-wash roof cleaning, which we call a roof shampoo. It uses low pressure rather than power washing, which is gentler on roofing materials. We also offer gutter cleaning and maintenance programs, with a roof inspection included while we clean.