Serving Eastern Nebraska & Western Iowa
New gutters, downspouts and gutter guards sized for Midwest downpours, ice and falling leaves, with our starting prices published right on this page.
At a Glance
Moose Roofing installs 5-inch and 6-inch gutters, 3x4 downspouts and gutter guards for homes across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa, including Omaha, Lincoln and Council Bluffs. Because we're roofers first, every system is matched to your roof's size, pitch and valleys so water ends up where it should.
5" & 6"
Formed on site to your home's exact measurements
2 Options
Gutter RX screens or reverse curve guards
Usually 1 Day
Old gutters removed and hauled away
Free
We measure and recommend before you commit
Midwest Weather
Gutters are the last step of your roof's drainage system. When they're undersized, clogged or failing, water ends up in the places that cost the most to fix: fascia, siding, landscaping and basements.
Intense spring and summer downpours overwhelm undersized gutters on big or steep roofs and spill water right at the foundation.
Clogged gutters hold water that freezes, adds weight to the roof edge and pushes ice back under shingles.
Fall leaves, spring cottonwood and hail-loosened shingle granules fill troughs and block downspouts.
Those are usually gutter problems, not foundation problems. A free inspection tells you which one you're dealing with before you spend a dollar.
Our Gutter Services
5-inch or 6-inch gutters formed on site to your home's exact measurements, pitched to drain, with 3x4 downspouts placed to move water away from your foundation. Old gutters are removed and hauled away.
Compare 5" vs 6"
Gutter RX screens or reverse curve guards added to new gutters, or to existing gutters still in good shape, so leaves and debris stay out and water keeps moving.
Compare guard typesGutter & Gutter Guard Pricing
Starting prices per linear foot, installed. Pick a gutter size, then add guards if you want them. Your exact total is confirmed in writing after a free inspection.
Gutter Guards
We install two types of gutter guards. The right one depends on what's falling on your roof, and your inspector will recommend one based on the trees around your home.
A sturdy screen fastened over the gutter opening. Rain drops straight through, while leaves and larger debris stay on top and blow off.
Choose screens if you have a few trees nearby and want solid protection at a lower cost.
A solid hood with a rounded front edge. Water follows the curve into the gutter, while leaves slide off the edge and fall to the ground.
Choose reverse curve if big trees hang over your roof and you're tired of clogged gutters every fall.
Not sure you need guards at all? If there are no trees near your roofline, open gutters with properly sized downspouts may be all you need. Plan on cleaning them at least twice a year, and we'll tell you honestly during your inspection.
See guard pricingRepair or Replace?
If you're seeing two or more of these, it's worth having someone look before the next big storm.
Not sure if it's a repair or a replacement? We'll tell you honestly.
Book a Free Gutter InspectionWhy Moose Roofing
One team for your roof and your gutters.
When the same crew handles both, the drip edge, fascia and gutters are fit together the right way, and you have one company to call if anything ever needs attention.
Established in 2008 with over 30 years of experience, our goals have stayed the same: do the right thing, educate you on every option, and use the most durable materials we can find.
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