Seamless aluminum and copper gutter systems that protect your roof, siding, and foundation — since 1961.
Gutters aren't glamorous — until they fail. A properly sized, correctly pitched seamless gutter system moves water away from your roof edge, siding, foundation, and landscaping, preventing the kind of slow water damage that gets expensive fast: rotted fascia, soaked basements, cracked foundations, and washed-out beds.
Martin's Aluminum Products has been forming and installing seamless gutters across Western Connecticut for three generations. We run the aluminum on-site to the exact length of each roofline, set the pitch so water actually drains, and place downspouts where they'll carry water well clear of the house.
Looking for something more? We also install premium copper gutter systems, and we keep existing systems flowing with gutter cleaning and maintenance.
Get a Free Gutter EstimateFrom everyday seamless aluminum to premium copper — plus the repair and upkeep that keep it all working.
Formed on-site from one continuous run to fit your home exactly — fewer seams means fewer places to leak or clog. Available in K-style and a range of colors.
A premium, distinctive system that develops a beautiful patina and can last 50+ years. Learn more about copper →
Sagging, leaking, separated, or poorly pitched gutters corrected — plus downspout fixes and new hangers — so water actually flows where it should.
Mesh screens and leaf-guard systems that keep leaves, needles, and debris out so your gutters drain freely with far less cleaning. We'll recommend the right guard for your trees and roofline — and tell you honestly what it will and won't do.
Keep your system flowing and protect the investment under it. See gutter cleaning →
Gutters tend to fail quietly. It's worth a closer look if you notice:
Most of these are far cheaper to fix than the water damage they cause. We'll tell you honestly whether you need a repair, a re-pitch, or a new seamless system.
Measured, formed, and hung right the first time.
We measure every roofline, recommend the right size and downspout layout, and quote it in writing.
Aluminum is run to the exact length of each run on our machine — no stitched-together sections.
Gutters are hung with proper pitch and secure hangers, and downspouts routed to drain clear of the house.
We check the flow, tidy the site, and make sure every run carries water the way it should.
Aluminum and gutters are right in our name. Martin's Aluminum Products has been a Southbury-based, family-owned company since 1961, and forming seamless gutter has been core to what we do from the start. Three generations later, we still run every job ourselves and stand behind it.
We install and service gutters throughout the region, including Southbury, Woodbury, and Oxford. Curious what the finished work looks like? Browse our before & after gallery.
Gutters work hand in hand with the rest of the exterior, so many homeowners pair new gutters with roofing or siding — one local team protecting the whole house from the top down.
The right material and the right sizing matter just as much as a clean installation.
For most homes, seamless aluminum is the practical choice: it's formed on-site in one continuous run, comes in a wide range of baked-on colors that never need painting, resists rust, and typically lasts 20 to 30 years at a sensible price. When a homeowner wants something more distinctive and essentially permanent, copper is the upgrade — hand-soldered, beautiful as it patinas, and good for 50 years or more. We're glad to walk through the trade-offs honestly and help you land on the system that fits your home and budget.
Sizing is the part that's easy to get wrong. A roof with a steep pitch or a large surface area sheds a surprising amount of water in a heavy New England downpour, and an undersized gutter simply can't keep up — it overflows no matter how clean it is. We measure each roof and recommend the right profile (standard 5-inch or oversized 6-inch K-style) along with enough downspouts, correctly placed, to carry the volume away.
Where the water goes once it's down matters too. We route downspouts to discharge well clear of the foundation, and can add extensions, splash blocks, or tie into existing underground drains so water doesn't pool against the house. Considering gutter guards? They cut down on debris but aren't truly maintenance-free — we'll give you a straight opinion, and we keep any system flowing with seasonal cleaning.