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Gutters and Drainage in Greenfield, Indiana, and across Hancock County
East of Indianapolis, many homes sit on open lots with little shelter from wind and driving rain. That puts more strain on the roof edge, the fascia and the gutters than you might expect.

- Fully insured
- Free quotes and on-site visits
- Fascia checked on every job
Roof-edge and gutter problems on Greenfield homes
When rain blows sideways, gutters and fascia take a beating. Small gaps let water in where it does the most damage.
Rain driven behind the gutter
Wind pushes water between the gutter and the fascia, where it soaks the wood and drips down the wall.
Soffit and fascia damage
Once water gets in at the roof edge, soffits sag, stain and give pests a way in.
Gutters too small for heavy downpours
In a heavy storm, a 5″ gutter on a large roof can spill over the front, and wind makes it worse.
Downspouts emptying onto bare ground
On open lots, water from the downspouts can wash out soil and run back toward the house.
The Celtic Way in Greenfield: follow the water
We seal up the roof edge, size the gutters for the storms you actually get, and send the water away from the foundation.
- Inspect the roof edge. Fascia, soffit, drip edge and the gap behind the gutter.
- Repair the wood first. Replace rotten fascia and soffit, then finish with fascia wrap.
- Hang the right gutter. 5″ or 6″ seamless, fastened tight to solid fascia.
- Direct the discharge. Buried downspout lines so water leaves without washing out the yard.

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Serving Greenfield and Hancock County
Greenfield is the Hancock County seat, east of Indianapolis along I-70 and US-40. We also work in nearby New Palestine, McCordsville and Fortville, and on the east side of Indianapolis.
Greenfield gutter and fascia questions
Do you really come out to Greenfield?
Yes. Hancock County is part of our regular service area, and Greenfield is a straightforward drive east on I-70. On-site visits and written quotes are free.
Why is water running down my wall behind the gutter?
Usually water is getting between the gutter and the fascia, either from wind-driven rain or a missing drip edge. We check the roof edge and seal that gap as part of the job.
What is fascia wrap?
It’s a formed aluminum cover fitted over the fascia board to protect it from weather. It goes over sound wood, so we replace any rotten boards first.
Do I need 6-inch gutters?
Larger roofs and homes exposed to heavy rain often benefit from 6″. We measure the roof on the visit and recommend the size that fits.
Fix the water problem once.
Tell us what the water is doing. We’ll come out, look at the whole path and give you a written quote. Free.

