SEAMLESS GUTTERS
Professional Gutter Solutions Designed to Protect Your Home Year-Round
Seamless Gutter Systems Built for Performance and Longevity
Our seamless gutters are custom-formed on-site to ensure a clean, exact fit – no gaps, no guesswork. We use durable materials, proven installation methods, and attention to detail at every step. The result is a gutter system that not only looks great but reliably protects your home from water damage season after season.
Precise Fit
Measured and extruded on-site to match your home’s exact dimensions
Lasting Materials
Heavy-gauge aluminum and hidden fasteners for long-term durability
Expert Installation
No shortcuts - just professional workmanship you can count on
Craftsmanship & Installation Approach
We install seamless, heavy-gauge aluminum gutters and downspouts using hemmed mitered corners, premium sealants, and screwed-in hidden hangers. Outside corners are common leak points—we craft custom, no-leak miters to solve that.
We also assess the slope of your property and pitch your gutters to drain water effectively, protecting your foundation, landscaping, and siding. Gutters done right can prevent serious damage. If we can’t solve your problem, we won’t take the job.
Interested in gutter protection? We offer high-performance guard systems that can be added during installation or later if needed.
Expertise in Water Management
Design, engineering, and water management are where Energy Masters stands apart. Before founding the company, Jim spent years solving flood-related problems—and that expertise drives every project we take on.
He’s helped thousands of homeowners prevent water intrusion and avoid costly basement repairs. In some cases, gutters alone aren’t enough—and we’ll tell you that upfront. Jim specializes in solving problems most companies don’t have the experience to understand.
THE MILWAUKEE ROOFING SYSTEM
All gutters and downspouts are not the same and installation procedures can be dramatically different. Our customers vary from people who are in need of replacing their 50 year old gutters to people who hired a jack of all trades and masters of none. In a few cases we’ve torn off and replaced gutters that have been on a house less than a month.
Site Assessment and flow analysis (no cookie-cutter approaches)
Seamless .032 gauge aluminum gutters(the thickest available)
Hem mitered corners (not “hand”, “box” or “strip” mitered)
Diverters, also known as “splash guards” in valleys
Screwed in hangers ever 24 inches or less (versus staples, spikes or nails)
Oversized downspouts
Premium sealants (no acrylic or silicone caulks which leak)
Redesign of your gutter flow to accommodate different landscape slopes
Many colors to choose from. Industrial sized (6 or 8 inch) gutters are also available upon request.
The First Step? Seeing It for Ourselves.
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it "
After we assess your property, we’ll make our recommendations. Sometimes those recommendations are to do nothing.
If that’s the case, we’ll tell you.
What to expect during your appointment
We specialize in finding solutions and as such, we will walk around your house with you and make suggestions to help move water away from your home to keep problems from happening. As part of this redesign, homeowners have an opportunity to ask questions and share their needs, wants and concerns. We’ll show you some innovative approaches we’ve used to solve problems.
All gutters are not the same. Do it Once. Do it Right.
You can save money by doing you gutters right the first time. The most expensive gutters you could put on your home are the gutters that you’ll have to replace a second time because they weren’t installed correctly. We’ve replaced gutters that other companies have installed less than two weeks before us. If you have already purchased gutters, one sure fire way to know that you’ve followed the wrong course is if you see a gutter wholesale truck come to your home and roll out your gutters and then drive away only to have a subcontracted handyman install your gutters.
Understanding downspouts
Corrugated aluminum downspouts come in three gauges. Many salesmen will simply tell you that their corrugated downspout comes in .032 gauge. Be careful. Many of these guys have never installed in their life and wouldn’t know the difference between a gutter and a downspout. Downspouts come in .016 gauge, .019 gauge and .024 gauge. At Energy Masters we never sacrifice quality and only use the .024 gauge (the thickest).
Gutter protection
There are many types of gutter protection on the market today. Not all gutter protection is suitable for all roofs or all climates. We will assess your roof and give you options that will work best for your slope and roof type.
Typically we do not recommend solid metal gutter protection since water simply freezes on top of it here in Wisconsin and despite all of the fancy marketing, water from melting snow just cascades over the ice that forms on metal gutter protection.
We are authorized to sell and install nearly every type of gutter protection you choose.
If you are considering replacing your gutters or gutter protection, we encourage you to do your homework BEFORE you have a gutter professional come to your home. To get you started we created several articles about gutters that will help you make an informed choice. Click here to check them out on our blog.
Half-round gutters
We also feature half round gutters for homes that have historical requirements.
What Our Clients Say
Discover Why Customers Trust Our Roofing Services
Troy and Renee – Milwaukee, WI
Jim’s friendly personality was an added bonus to the excellent quality of workmanship that was provided by the Energy Masters crew. Everything about the entire process was extremely professional and timely.
The gutters were installed within days of our initial meeting, which impressed us tremendously! We will definitely not only use Energy Masters in the future, but we will also recommend them to others. :)
Richard & Connie – Greendale, WI
We are very impressed with how quickly the job was done from the time we ordered our gutters, fascia and soffits. The custom color is perfect. It all looks fantastic.
We didn’t think we had enough vents in our soffits before. The installer made sure we had additional venting every 10 feet. The future crew did a great job. The crew chief communicated very well with his crew. Quality is definitely A+.
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