Guttering on the Tweed Coast
- Storm-Ready Roofing
- Coastal-Grade Materials
- Tailored Install Solutions
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Tweed Coast Guttering
It’s easy to overlook your gutters—until something goes wrong. Blockages, rust, or sagging sections can lead to water spilling into places it shouldn’t, causing damage to your roof, walls, or even your foundation. At Cudgen Roofing & Guttering, we install, replace and maintain guttering systems for homes across the Tweed Coast, helping you stay ahead of costly repairs. We work with a range of durable, rust-resistant materials like copper and stainless steel, and we’ll help you choose the best gutter profile—square, round or custom—to suit your roofline and your property’s water flow needs. Whether you're building a new home, upgrading a tired system, or just want to stop that overflow every time it rains, we’ve got the tools and know-how to get it sorted.
If your gutters are leaking, overflowing or just looking worse for wear, we’re happy to help. Give us a call on 0402 540 929 and we’ll come take a look.
Guttering That Works as Hard as Your Roof
Your guttering is a key part of your home’s drainage system—when it’s working properly, you barely notice it. But when it’s not, water ends up where it shouldn't. We install high-quality guttering designed to perform in coastal conditions, where salt air and heavy downpours can really test your system. That means tight joins, smart placements, and the right pitch for water to drain smoothly. We can also install matching downpipes and leaf guards if you need them. Good guttering protects everything below your roofline, including your walls, garden beds, and footings—so it's worth getting it right the first time.
Whether you need a quick repair or a full guttering system upgrade, we’re ready to help. Call us today on 0402 540 929 to get started.
How often should gutters be replaced?
Gutters typically last 20 to 30 years, depending on the material, climate, and maintenance. In coastal areas, exposure to salt can shorten their lifespan, especially if the gutters are steel or untreated. Signs you may need a replacement include rust, frequent leaks, sagging, separation from the fascia, or persistent overflow even when clean. Regular inspections and cleaning can help prolong the life of your guttering, but once the material starts to corrode or fail structurally, replacement is usually the most effective solution.
What type of guttering is best for coastal homes?
For homes near the ocean, materials like Colorbond Ultra, stainless steel, or copper are highly recommended because they resist corrosion caused by salty air. Profiles should be chosen based on your roof pitch and the expected volume of rainfall in your area. For example, square or high-capacity gutters are ideal for larger roofs or areas with frequent downpours. Your guttering system should also include quality brackets and secure fixings to withstand wind and weather conditions typical of coastal regions.
Can I install new gutters without replacing the roof?
Yes, gutters can be replaced independently of the roof as long as the fascia boards are in good condition. Many homeowners choose to update guttering while keeping the original roof, especially if the existing roof is still in decent shape. Just make sure the new gutters are compatible with your current roofing system in terms of slope, drainage patterns, and material. Replacing gutters during roofing work is convenient, but it’s not a requirement.
