Gutter Installation in Hammond, IN

Protect Your Home From Water Problems

If your gutters overflow during every heavy rain, start to pull away from the roofline, or leave standing water along your foundation, the issue rarely resolves on its own. In Northwest Indiana’s climate, poor drainage can lead to fascia rot, basement seepage, soil erosion, and even long-term foundation damage.

Hobson & Scott is a family-owned exterior remodeling company based in Hammond, serving homeowners throughout Northwest Indiana since 2003. We focus on roofing, siding, soffit, fascia, and complete gutter systems designed to handle Midwest weather. Rather than treating gutters as an isolated feature, we evaluate how your entire exterior works together to move water safely away from your home.

Need gutter replacement in Hammond? Call us at (219) 951-4510 or send us a message online today!

When you contact us, you speak with a local team that manages your project from the first visit through final cleanup. We provide free estimates so you can understand the condition of your current system, what replacement would involve, and what it may cost — before committing to any work.

Why Homeowners In Hammond Choose Hobson & Scott

Gutters sit at a critical intersection of roofing, fascia, soffit, and siding. If they are not installed correctly, water can work its way into multiple parts of your exterior. That is why choosing an experienced, stable contractor matters.

As a family-owned company operating continuously since 2003, our decision-making is local and consistent. Many customers work with the same team members from estimate to final walkthrough, which keeps communication clear and expectations aligned. We are fully licensed and insured, and our crews are trained to install complete exterior systems — not disconnected components.

Because we also handle roofing and fascia work, we understand how gutters must tie properly into the roof edge. Improper drip edge alignment, weak fascia backing, or incorrect slope can shorten the lifespan of a gutter system. Our broader exterior knowledge allows us to plan drainage intentionally rather than treating it as an afterthought.

Homeowners often come to us when they want a coordinated approach. If roofing, siding, soffit, or fascia issues are present along with failing gutters, we can develop a unified plan. That reduces delays, avoids conflicting recommendations, and keeps your exterior working as one protective system.

Signs You May Need Gutter Replacement

Some gutter problems are obvious. Others develop gradually and only become noticeable after repeated storms. In Hammond and surrounding communities, we often see aging systems that are undersized, poorly pitched, or attached to deteriorating fascia boards.

Common warning signs include:

• Water spilling over the front edge during steady rain
• Gutters sagging or pulling away from the house
• Soil erosion or washed-out mulch below the roofline
• Peeling paint or soft wood along fascia boards
• Persistent dripping at seams or corners
• Rust spots, cracks, or visible separation between sections
• Puddles forming near the foundation
• Ice buildup along the gutter line in winter

Northwest Indiana’s freeze-thaw cycles can accelerate damage. When water remains trapped in sections of gutter, it expands as it freezes, stressing fasteners and seams. Over time, this leads to sagging, leaks, and separation from the fascia.

If you notice any of these issues, documenting them during a storm can be helpful. Photos showing overflow or drainage patterns give us valuable insight when we evaluate your home.

Our Gutter Replacement Process

We understand that exterior work can feel disruptive, so we focus on clarity and planning from the beginning.

1. On-Site Evaluation

We start with a visit to your home. We listen to your concerns, inspect existing gutters and downspouts, check fascia condition, and observe how water currently drains around the property.

2. Measurement & Planning

We measure rooflines and consider slope, valleys, and high-volume runoff areas. Lot layout also matters — especially in Hammond neighborhoods where homes may sit close together.

3. Clear Recommendations

We explain whether repair or full replacement makes more sense. If fascia boards show signs of rot, we discuss whether addressing that at the same time would be more practical.

4. Installation Day

Our crews remove existing gutters carefully and inspect the fascia underneath. New gutters are installed with proper slope, secure fastening, and aligned downspouts to direct water away from the foundation.

5. Cleanup & Walkthrough

We remove debris and conduct a walkthrough so you can review the completed work. We explain what was done and answer any final questions.

Many standard gutter replacement projects are completed in a single day, though larger homes or added fascia work may extend the timeline slightly.