Melbourne homeowners call Wonder for seamless gutters
Old oaks make great streets and clogged gutters
The oak canopy over Eau Gallie and the older neighborhoods near downtown is the best thing about Melbourne. It's also why gutters here fill with leaves, tassels, and acorns faster than almost anywhere on the Space Coast.
A clogged gutter overflows at the corners, dumps water against the house, and slowly rots the fascia behind it. If you're cleaning yours every month or two, guards are usually the cheaper path.
We check the wood, not just the metal
On homes built in the 60s through the 80s, the fascia has often gone soft where old gutters leaked. New gutters hung on bad wood pull loose in the first serious blow.
So we probe the fascia at the estimate. If a section needs replacing, you'll hear it from us up front, with the cost in the same written quote.
One piece of metal, formed at your house
Seamless means the gutter comes off our machine as a single run, cut to your measurements in the driveway. No joints along the run means no drips along the run. That's the whole trick, and it works.
Want to see what that looks like on your roofline? Call 321-341-3049 and ask for a free estimate.
What we do around Melbourne
- Seamless gutter installation on new work and full tear-off replacements.
- Gutter guards, because under heavy canopy they pay for themselves in skipped cleanings.
- Cleanings, single-story and two-story.
- Repairs, especially corners that drip onto the front step.
Straight answers to common questions
Do gutter guards mean I never clean again? No, and anyone who says otherwise is selling. Guards cut the buildup way down. You'll still want a rinse and a check every year or so.
How often should gutters be cleaned here? Twice a year for most homes. Under oak canopy, more.
My fascia looks rotten. Can you still hang gutters? Not on rot, and you wouldn't want us to. We'll flag what needs replacing at the estimate so it's fixed once and correctly.
City pages worth bookmarking
- City of Melbourne on roof runoff
- Melbourne flood prevention tips
- Melbourne yard waste and collection info
Those city pages were live on August 9, 2026. They're the city's own guidance on runoff and flooding, and they back up most of what we just told you.
The next storm is the test
Crane Creek rises fast when the rain sets in, and so do the puddles at your drip line. Get the gutters squared away before the next round. Call 321-341-3049 or send the form, and we'll come measure.