Gutters aren’t an afterthought — they’re what keeps snowmelt and spring runoff off your fascia, out of your foundation, and away from your siding. We install seamless gutters and downspouts sized for real Montana weather, matched to your roofline, by our own employee crews. Roofing Done Right, right down to the last downspout.
Sectional store-bought gutters have a seam every ten feet, and every seam is a place to leak. Seamless gutters are run in one continuous length off a roll-forming machine at your house — cut to the exact measurement of each run, so the only joints are at the corners and downspouts. Fewer joints means fewer leaks, cleaner lines, and gutters that actually last.
In south-central Montana that matters more than most places. Snow load, ice-dam thaw, and heavy spring runoff all put water where you don’t want it. We size the gutters and downspouts for the volume your roof actually sheds, tie the drip edge and gutter geometry together so water can’t back up behind the fascia, and clean up the job site before we leave. Our crews are our employees and the owner walks the work before we call it done.
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Gutters are one of those jobs where the details you can’t see from the ground decide whether they work in a Montana thaw. Two things separate gutters that last from gutters that overflow: how they’re sized, and how they tie into the roof edge.
A gutter that’s the right size for a mild climate will overflow the first warm afternoon a snowpack starts running. We size gutter capacity and downspout count to the square footage and pitch of your actual roof — not a one-size default — so heavy spring runoff and thaw-freeze cycles have somewhere to go.
Seamless runs are formed on site to the exact length of each side of your home, so the only joints are the ones we can’t avoid at corners and outlets. We’re based right here in Billings and run our own crews across the valley. See the towns we serve.
Most gutter problems aren’t the gutter — they’re the transition at the roof edge. If the drip edge isn’t lapped correctly over the back of the gutter, water sneaks behind it and rots the fascia no matter how good the gutter is. Because we’re a roofing company first, we install gutters with the roof edge in mind, which is exactly why the best time to add or replace gutters is at a roof replacement.
We lap the drip edge over the back of the gutter so runoff can’t track behind the fascia — the detail generic gutter crews often miss.
From the first phone call to the final downspout, here’s exactly what to expect.
Tell us your address and what’s prompting the call — overflowing gutters, a new roof going on, or foundation water you want to stop.
A real person in Billings answers, and you get a real window for the visit — not "sometime next week."
We measure every run, check the roof edge and drainage, and send a written, itemized estimate with gutter size, color, and downspout count.
Seamless gutters are roll-formed at your home to the exact length of each run — no factory sections, no extra seams.
Hangers set, gutters pitched to drain, corners and outlets sealed, downspouts run to carry water away from the foundation.
We walk the finished job with you, confirm the runs drain right, and clean up the site — the owner checks the work before we call it done.
There’s always a cheaper number. Sometimes it’s a legitimate competitor — more often it’s undersized gutters, sloppy drip-edge detailing, or a crew that never had to think about the roof they’re hanging off of. Here’s what we include that the lowball bid usually doesn’t.
Seamless gutters are formed in one continuous length at your home instead of snapped together from ten-foot store sections. Because the only joints are at corners and downspouts, there are far fewer places to leak, and the runs look cleaner along your roofline. In a climate with hard freeze-thaw cycles like ours, fewer seams means fewer failure points — so yes, they’re worth it.
If your gutters are aging, yes. Doing gutters at roof time lets us set the drip edge and gutter geometry together the first time, which is the transition where most gutter leaks actually start. It also saves you a second mobilization and a second crew on the property.
Usually one of three things: the gutters are undersized for the roof, there aren’t enough downspouts, or they’re packed with debris or ice. Montana snowmelt sheds a lot of water fast, and a gutter sized for a milder climate can’t keep up. When we measure, we size capacity and downspout count to the runoff your roof actually produces.
We work year-round and schedule around conditions. Gutter work is often easier to fit into cold-weather windows than a full reroof, so if your gutters failed heading into winter, call — a real person in Billings will tell you honestly what we can do and when.
Yes — Yellowstone Roofing is licensed and insured in Montana and BBB A+ rated. Every job runs with our own employee crews, and estimates are always free and no-obligation.
Full tear-off and replacement by our own crews. The best time to add or replace gutters is when the roof edge is already being rebuilt.
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