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Newtown Square Gutters

Gutter Installation in Newtown Square, Delaware County

Newtown Township’s stormwater code defines a roof drain as a pipe or conduit that collects roof runoff and leads it away from the structure, and it bars roof drains from the sanitary sewer. On a house, gutters and downspouts do that job. At Clear Roofing & Exteriors, we install new seamless gutters and guards across Newtown Square, sized and pitched to move real water, most often alongside a roof. Free estimate, call (484) 983-3476.

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The Difference

Why homeowners choose Clear Roofing & Exteriors for gutters in Newtown Square

The short answer: We install seamless gutters and gutter guards across Newtown Square in Delaware County, on the 19th-century stone farmhouses and on the mid-century homes in Echo Valley, Larchmont and Wyola.

  • Split seams and pulled miters are how older gutters here fail, and a seamless run formed on site from a single coil has no mid-length seams to split.
  • The steep farmhouse roofs concentrate runoff into short runs, which is where a 6-inch gutter with 3x4 downspouts can earn its keep over the standard 5-inch.
  • Mature street trees over the township drop limbs and debris into the troughs, and gutter guards keep that out so the water keeps moving.
  • Many mid-century homes are decades past their original gutters, and replacing those gutters during a roof replacement lets us finish the roof edge and the gutters as one.

Seamless, formed on site

Newtown Square’s 19th-century stone farmhouses were added onto as families grew, which leaves more roof edges to gutter. Each run is rolled in one piece on site, so those runs carry no mid-length seams.

Sized and pitched for real storms

Five-inch or six-inch, pitched and hung to carry the water a Delaware County downpour actually delivers, with downspouts placed to move it well clear of the foundation instead of dumping it at the corner of the house.

Guards that fit the tree cover

Newtown Township keeps a Shade Tree Commission, and the mature street trees over its neighborhoods drop leaves and limbs into open troughs. Guards fitted to the gutter keep the run open.

Who You Are Hiring

Clear Roofing & Exteriors is a roofing contractor working out of 841 Lincoln Ave Ste A, West Chester, PA 19380.

  • Clear Roofing & Exteriors handles gutters for homeowners across Newtown Square, PA.
  • Clear Roofing & Exteriors is a GAF Master Elite contractor, the top designation GAF awards a roofing contractor.
  • Clear Roofing & Exteriors is registered as Clear Exteriors LLC · PA Home Improvement Contractor registration PA179710 · NJ HIC registration 13VH12512800 · Delaware business license 2023708270.
  • Clear Roofing & Exteriors answers its office line from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., seven days a week, on (484) 983-3476.
New brown architectural shingle roof on a colonial

Watch For These

Signs you need gutters in Newtown Square

  • Water sheeting over the front edge of a stone farmhouse roof in a hard rain
  • Split seams or pulled miters at the corners of the roofline
  • Stains, peeling paint or soft wood on the fascia behind a gutter that has overflowed
  • Water pooling at the foundation where a downspout no longer carries the roof’s runoff clear
  • Limbs, leaves and debris sitting in the troughs after a storm off Route 3

Seeing one of these in Newtown Square? Call (484) 983-3476 or get a free inspection.

Our Process

The Clear Roofing & Exteriors gutters process in Newtown Square

  1. Step : 01

    Free on-site estimate

    We look at the roof, the runs, and where the water needs to go, and size the system to the house.

  2. Step : 02

    A written scope and price

    Gutter size, guard option, downspout placement, and price, in writing before we start.

  3. Step : 03

    Remove the old run and seamless install

    We take down the failing gutters, replace any rotted fascia board we find, and hang the new seamless system on site.

  4. Step : 04

    Cleanup and a flow check

    We clear the debris, sweep the beds below, and run water through to confirm everything drains where it should.

Local Conditions

What Newtown Square homes do to gutters

Newtown Square is a Delaware County township on the Main Line, and its housing splits two ways. The 19th-century stone farmhouses carry steep, detailed roofs that push a lot of water into short runs of gutter, while the mid-century homes that filled in through the villages of Echo Valley, Larchmont, and Wyola are now decades past their original builder-grade gutters and undersized downspouts.

On both kinds of home the failure shows up the same way: water sheeting over the front edge in a hard rain, seams splitting at the miters, and pooling that finds the foundation. Properly sized gutters, tight seams, and downspouts that actually carry the load off the roof are what keep a Newtown Square basement dry.

The township’s history explains the two kinds of house. Newtown Square was farmland, with mills on Crum Creek and Darby Creek, until trolleys and cars turned farmers into commuters and farms were subdivided. Another boom came after World War II. The township’s stormwater page now encourages rain barrels and rain gardens on residential lots to keep roof water on site instead of sending it to the storm sewer.

  • Steep 19th-century farmhouse roofs that concentrate runoff into short gutter runs
  • Original builder-grade gutters and undersized downspouts on the mid-century Echo Valley, Larchmont, and Wyola homes
  • Split seams and pulled miters that let water down the fascia instead of out the downspout
  • Pooling at the foundation where downspouts no longer carry the roof's runoff clear of the house

Gutters overflowing on a Newtown Square home? Call (484) 983-3476 or get a free inspection.

Local Expertise

Gutters for Newtown Square homes

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Seamless gutters for Newtown Square homes

Newtown Square sits on open, wooded Delaware County ground, and the mature street trees over its neighborhoods drop limbs and debris that mat in the gutters and overrun undersized runs when a storm rolls through off Route 3.

We replace old seam-jointed gutters that leak at the joints with new seamless aluminum, formed on site in one continuous run, sized and pitched to move real water, with downspouts placed to carry it clear of the foundation. Under the township’s tree canopy, gutter guards keep the system flowing.

From one of our jobs

We found wind damage on this roof, helped the homeowners get it replaced, and put new gutters on as part of the same job. “Crew was great, on time and tidy. One day installation along with new gutters!” Megan R. wrote afterwards.

Aerial view of a completed architectural shingle roof on a white two-story home
Aerial view of a completed architectural shingle roof on a white two-story home

Featured Google Reviews

Rated 5.0★ on Google

Every one of them five stars. These are real, unedited reviews left by homeowners on Google.

They did an outstanding job on our roof. The crew Chris assembled, were punctual and very respectable of our property. On time no nonsense work crew.
Devin M. · Google review
It’s so hard to find a good and honest roofer out there. … Our roof turned out spectacular and we were amazed how efficient they were.
James D. · Google review
Replacing a roof due to hail damage is a bummer. … I need to understand each step of the process, both technically and financially. CE more then met that requirement.
David B. · Google reviewhail damage
Fortunately, Clear Exteriors were in my neighborhood and once they got involved everything went smooth. They know Roofs …
Mohd N. · Google review
100% customer focused and detail oriented business. This company could not have been easier to work with. Extremely helpful in processing my insurance claim.
D D. · Google review
Amazing experience with the entire staff. Phil and Stephen do a wonderful job of working with you through the whole process.
Shane M. · Google review
Clear Exteriors is a perfect combination of professionalism, knowledge and service. Phil (owner) was incredibly helpful from the first phone call.
Stacey C. · Google review
A family owned company that was super helpful when I had hail damage. They worked seamlessly with my insurance company and made it a hassle free project.
Kyle W. · Google reviewhail damage
The job went smoothly from start to finish. Everyone at Clear Exteriors was friendly, professional and trustworthy. They delivered on all of their promises and replaced half of the roofs on my street.
M B. · Google review
Stephen is a delight to work with. Zach and his roofing crew did an excellent job installing the new roof and addressed all of my concerns on a follow up visit. I highly recommend their roofing services!
Hriday B · Google review · June 2026new roof
Finally found someone who is reliable. They get it done and done right the first time. I appreciate the time and effort. Thank you
Devin Dutcher · Google review · May 2026
Really good work, I would recommend them to anybody who wants to get good work on their roof. Very friendly & very knowledgeable
Winst Randolph · Google review · May 2026
Very professional and Can’t beat the price! Dealt with Stephen! Super informative and answered all my questions!
Jon Borek · Google review · May 2026
Clear Exteriors did an excellent job from start to finish with great communication, professionalism, and attention to detail. The crew worked efficiently, kept everything clean, and the finished result made the house look incredible.
Brandon Campbell · Google review · May 2026

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Our Work

Roofing projects by our crews

New roof with dormers on a large colonial home
New roof with dormers on a large colonial home
Roof replacement underway on a stone-front home
Roof replacement underway on a stone-front home
New brown architectural shingle roof on a colonial
New brown architectural shingle roof on a colonial

Gutters in Newtown Square done right

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Good to Know

Gutters in Newtown Square: frequently asked questions

What is the difference between seamless and sectional gutters?

Sectional gutters are joined from short lengths, and each joint can leak or clog. A seamless run is formed from one coil on site. Split seams and pulled miters are how older Newtown Square gutters fail, so removing the mid-length seams removes a common starting point.

Should I get 5-inch or 6-inch gutters?

The roof area above the run decides it. The township’s 19th-century stone farmhouses have steep roofs that send water into short runs, and a 6-inch gutter with 3x4 downspouts can earn its keep there over the standard 5-inch. On newer homes we size to the roof area and do not default to one size.

Are gutter guards worth it?

Under the tree canopy common here, yes. Guards keep the leaves and seed pods that clog a gutter out of the system, so it keeps flowing and you are not up a ladder every fall. We fit the guard to the gutter and the debris load.

Do you install gutters with a new roof?

Yes, and it is the cleanest way to do it. The drip edge and gutter apron sit at the roof edge, so new gutters get detailed with them. Many of the mid-century homes in Echo Valley, Larchmont and Wyola are decades past their original gutters, and doing both together finishes the roof edge as one job.

Our Service Area

Where we work around Newtown Square, PA

Newtown Square is the post-office name for Newtown Township in Delaware County, whose municipal office is at 209 Bishop Hollow Road. Our office is at 841 Lincoln Ave Ste A in West Chester. Call (484) 983-3476 to book a free roof inspection, or try the online roof estimate for a satellite-measured ballpark before anyone visits your home.

The same crews handle our full gutters work across the region.

Driving Directions

Driving directions & service access in Newtown Square, PA

Each card opens turn-by-turn directions out of Newtown Square, in Delaware County. Our office sits at 841 Lincoln Ave Ste A, in West Chester.

Newtown Square to Glen Mills

  • Straight-line distance: 6.5 miles from Newtown Square
  • Town page: Roofing in Glen Mills, PA
  • Office we run it from: 841 Lincoln Ave Ste A, West Chester, PA 19380
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Newtown Square to West Chester

  • Straight-line distance: 10.8 miles from Newtown Square
  • Town page: West Chester Roofers
  • Office we run it from: 841 Lincoln Ave Ste A, West Chester, PA 19380
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Newtown Square to Westtown

  • Straight-line distance: 8.6 miles from Newtown Square
  • Town page: Roofing in Westtown, PA
  • Office we run it from: 841 Lincoln Ave Ste A, West Chester, PA 19380
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