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Exterior Projects

Exterior Improvements

Status Mostly Complete
Priority Low
Remaining Work Gutters Only

Exterior in Good Shape

The exterior of the house is well-maintained. The house was recently painted and looks great. Landscaping and yard work are handled in-house and maintained regularly.

The only remaining work is replacing two gutters that need attention.

Exterior Element Inventory

Exterior Paint Recently Done
House was recently painted. No work needed.
Siding Good Condition
No issues identified. No work needed.
Gutters 2 Need Replacing
Two gutters need replacement. Remainder are functional.
Landscaping Well Maintained
Landscaping and yard work handled in-house. Maintained regularly. No outside work needed.
Fencing No Issues
No work needed.

Project Scope

Gutter Replacement (2 Sections)

DIY vs. Professional

Gutter replacement can be DIY if comfortable working on ladders and the sections are accessible. Seamless gutters require professional installation. For just two sections, professional installation is often cost-effective and ensures proper fit.

Contractor Research

Gutter Company — TBD
Phone: —
Website: —
Notes: Get quotes for just the two sections that need work
Handyman — TBD
Phone: —
Website: —
Notes: May be able to handle if sectional (not seamless) gutters

Estimates

Wild Guess
$200 – $600
For 2 gutter sections; varies by length and type
DIY Materials
~$50 – $150
If sectional gutters and comfortable with heights
Professional Quote
TBD
Full Gutter System
$1,000 – $2,500
Only if full replacement recommended

Decision Notes

Key Considerations

This is a small, contained project. Two gutter sections is minimal work compared to most exterior projects.

Timing: gutters should be addressed before heavy rain season to prevent water damage to fascia or foundation. Fall or early spring is ideal.

When getting quotes, ask if the remaining gutters show wear that suggests they'll need replacement soon. If so, full replacement now might be more cost-effective than piecemeal work.

The recent paint job is a significant asset—the house already has good curb appeal. Functional gutters protect that investment.