Penn Ohio Roofing
Gutters, Soffits & Fascia
Seamless gutter systems and complete roofline finishing.
Your gutter system is the unsung hero of your home’s exterior — it keeps water away from your foundation, siding, and landscaping. We install seamless aluminum gutters on-site to any length, along with matching downspouts, soffits, and fascia trim. Ask about our gutter-guard options that keep leaves and debris out for good.
As an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, we deliver premium installations backed by industry-leading warranties. Every project is handled by our in-house crews — no subcontractors — and finished with a thorough clean-up so your property looks better than when we arrived.
What Is Gutters, Soffits & Fascia?
Gutter installation is the replacement of a home's rainwater collection system — the gutters along the eave and the downspouts that carry water away from the foundation. On a Sharon home the gutters are what keep roof runoff from soaking the fascia, the siding, and the ground against the basement wall.
How Seamless Gutter Installation Works in Sharon
- 1We measure every run and fabricate the gutter on site from a coil, so a 40-foot run is a single continuous piece with no mid-run seams to fail.
- 2Old gutter comes off and the fascia gets inspected. Rotted fascia and soffit is replaced before anything new goes up — hanging new gutter on soft wood guarantees a callback.
- 3Hidden hangers are screwed into the rafter tails on tighter-than-standard spacing so the run carries snow and ice load through a northeast winter.
- 4Runs are pitched toward the outlets, downspouts sized to the roof area draining into them, and extensions run water well away from the foundation.
What a Correct Gutter Job Includes
- Seamless aluminum, 5-inch K-style for most homes and 6-inch where a large roof area drains to one run.
- Hidden hangers on 24-inch spacing or tighter, fastened into solid wood.
- Fascia and drip edge repaired or replaced first, not covered over.
- Enough downspouts. Most undersized systems are not undersized gutter — they are too few downspouts.
- Extensions or buried drains that discharge away from the foundation.
What to Avoid
- Sectional gutter from a big-box store. Every joint is a future leak.
- Spike-and-ferrule fasteners. They work loose with freeze-thaw and the gutter sags.
- Hanging new gutter on rotted fascia.
- Downspouts that dump straight onto the ground beside the wall — that is how Sharon basements get wet.
- Gutter guards sold as a fix for a system that is pitched wrong or undersized.
Warning Signs on a Sharon, PA Home
- Water sheeting over the front edge of the gutter during rain.
- Peeling paint or dark streaking on the fascia and siding below a run.
- Gutter visibly sagging or pulling away from the house.
- Erosion trenches or pooling water at the foundation.
- Rust marks, seam leaks, or plants growing in the trough.
What Drives the Cost of Gutters, Soffits & Fascia in Sharon
- •Total linear feet and the number of corners and outlets.
- •5-inch versus 6-inch, and aluminum gauge.
- •How much fascia and soffit needs to be replaced first.
- •Home height and access — two-story runs cost more to stage safely.
- •Guards, if you want them, priced separately per foot.