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We're Hiring Gutter Installers and Technicians. Click Here to apply
We're Hiring Gutter Installers and Technicians. Click Here to apply
We're Hiring Gutter Installers and Technicians. Click Here to apply
We're Hiring Gutter Installers and Technicians. Click Here to apply
We're Hiring Gutter Installers and Technicians. Click Here to apply
We're Hiring Gutter Installers and Technicians. Click Here to apply
We're Hiring Gutter Installers and Technicians. Click Here to apply
We're Hiring Gutter Installers and Technicians. Click Here to apply
We're Hiring Gutter Installers and Technicians. Click Here to apply
We're Hiring Gutter Installers and Technicians. Click Here to apply
We're Hiring Gutter Installers and Technicians. Click Here to apply
M&M Gutter Services handles cleaning, repair, guards, and gutter installation for Georgetown homeowners. John Mullett and Lyndon Miller started the company in 2023 and still run every job themselves — you're not calling a franchise that treats Scott County as an afterthought.
Georgetown sits in Scott County, where homes take intense spring thunderstorms and heavy fall leaf drop in the same year. From routine maintenance to a full system rebuild, we cover every gutter need a Georgetown home has. Heavy tree coverage on your lot? Ask about gutter guards to cut your cleaning frequency.
Hand-scooped debris, flushed downspouts, a full inspection, and everything bagged and hauled away.
Twice-yearly recommendedCustom aluminum gutters fabricated on-site to your exact roofline — one continuous piece, no leak-prone seams.
One-day installRe-pitch sagging runs, reseal seams, patch rust, tighten brackets, reattach downspouts — often in hours.
Storm-damage prioritySwap undersized 4-inch systems for 5- or 6-inch seamless gutters that stop overflow for good.
Most done in one dayMicro-mesh, surface-tension, or perforated covers to keep oak leaves and acorns out of your gutters.
Less cleaning, year-roundClear clogged elbows and redirect water 6–10 feet from your foundation with properly sized extensions.
Cheap water-damage insurance
Seamless gutters are fabricated on-site to your exact roofline, which removes the joints that cause almost every leak in a sectional system.
We measure your roofline first, then run continuous aluminum or copper straight off the machine — sections up to 50 feet with no joints anywhere in the middle. Sectional gutters have a connection every 10 feet, and every one of those is a leak waiting on the caulk to give out.
That matters more here than most places. Georgetown gets about 47 inches of rain a year, and spring storms drop 2–3 inches in a few hours. Water sneaking through a failed joint soaks the fascia board, and once that rots it spreads into the roof decking — which is a structural repair, not a gutter repair. Our seamless gutter systems close off that failure point entirely.
Won't rust, handles Kentucky's temperature swings without cracking, and costs well under copper while lasting 20–30 years with normal upkeep. We run .032-inch aluminum — thicker than what the big-box stores sell — so it doesn't dent when a ladder leans on it or a branch comes down.
Copper builds a protective patina, lasts 50+ years, and suits the older homes around downtown Georgetown where the architecture deserves the real thing. It carries a premium over aluminum, but it never needs painting. See our copper gutter work.
Replacement is the right call when there's widespread rust, leaks across more than 30% of the runs, or structural damage causing constant overflow. Short of that, a targeted repair often buys another 5–8 years and puts off a full gutter replacement. We'll tell you honestly which one you're looking at and put a free written estimate behind it. Most Georgetown installs wrap up in a single day, with downspouts placed to push water away from the foundation.
Professional cleaning pulls out the leaves, shingle grit, and organic sludge that block downspouts and send water over the edge onto your foundation.
We clean by hand. No power-washing, no aggressive scraping — both of those strip protective coatings and dent aluminum, and you end up paying for the cleanup twice. Our gutter cleaning service is slower on purpose.
Georgetown's canopy is mostly oak, maple, and sycamore, and October through November it all comes down at once. A typical home here collects 5–10 gallons of packed leaf matter per season. Wet, that weight drags on hangers until sections sag, and as it breaks down it turns acidic — corroding aluminum and holding moisture against the fascia.
Spring brings a second round: seed pods, tree flowers, and shingle granules loosened by winter ice. That fine material packs into downspout elbows and backs water up until it spills over the front edge.
Ladders set with standoffs so no weight rests on the gutters. Debris scooped by hand into buckets. Downspouts flushed with water to confirm they drain. A full inspection while we're up there — loose hangers, small leaks, separated joints.
We usually find 3–5 small problems per visit — the kind that are quick and inexpensive to handle now, and considerably more involved once they've been left to fail.
Included every time. We'll pull apart elbow joints when debris is packed in tight, and adjust extensions so water discharges 6–10 feet from the house — which matters a lot in Georgetown's clay-heavy soil.
Twice a year is the right schedule here: late spring after pollination, late fall after leaf drop. Our maintenance plans book both automatically.
Guards block leaves and debris while letting water through — a real difference for Georgetown homes sitting under mature oak and maple.
Water clings to the guard surface and drops into the gutter through small openings; leaves and heavier debris slide off the roof edge instead. Guards don't end maintenance completely, but they stretch the interval from twice a year out to once every 2–3 years.
Pricing depends on the guard type and how much roofline you're covering — most Georgetown homes need 150–200 feet. The investment comes back through cleanings you're no longer paying for each year, plus a longer gutter lifespan. Installation quality decides whether it works — poorly secured guards lift in wind or let debris slip underneath. Request a free quote and we'll price your exact footage.
Stainless mesh with openings smaller than a shingle granule — nothing but water gets through. Best choice for the heavily wooded Georgetown lots where oaks drop acorns and dense leaf matter.
Heaviest tree coveragePerforated aluminum or plastic with larger openings. Blocks leaves, lets some fine debris through, and costs less than micro-mesh. Fine for moderate tree coverage.
Budget-friendlyUses surface tension to pull water around a curved hood while debris falls past. Handles high volume well, though small debris can get in and ice dams are a risk in Kentucky winters.
High-volume roofsWhich one is right depends on your lot. Wooded neighborhoods see far more leaf volume and do better with micro-mesh. Composition shingle roofs shed granules that clog anything coarser. We look at the property during the estimate and recommend based on what's actually falling on your roof — not a one-size catalog.
Most of what we fix started as something small and cheap. Catching any of these early is the difference between a service call and a structural bill.
Water should run inside the gutter to the downspout, not pour over the front. Overflow saturates the soil at your foundation and carves erosion channels through landscaping.
Gutters should sit flush. Visible gaps or drooping runs mean failed hangers, usually from debris weight or ice dam stress.
Small cracks widen with every freeze-thaw cycle. Rust holes keep growing until water escapes behind the gutter and reaches the fascia.
Bubbling paint or spongy boards mean water is already getting in. Left alone, that rot moves into the roof decking.
A working system moves water 6–10 feet out. Puddles against basement walls mean the downspouts aren't doing their job.
Georgetown's clay soil swells when it's wet and pushes against foundation walls. That's where basement seepage and horizontal cracks come from.
Eroded mulch or exposed roots under the roofline show water is dumping straight down instead of running through the system.
Get it looked at now. A quick gutter repair today beats a fascia and decking job later. Call (859) 207-7442.
We're a small operation by choice. Every Georgetown job goes to our own crew, and the owners' names are on it.
John Mullett and Lyndon Miller founded M&M in 2023. We're your neighbors, not a franchise territory, and our reputation here is the whole business.
Water intrusion gets priority scheduling. Routine maintenance typically lands within 3–5 business days.
Our roofing and siding background means we catch drip edge, flashing, and fascia problems a gutter-only crew walks past.
Detailed estimates that spell out what you're paying for. No hidden fees, no surprise line items after the fact.
Professional-grade aluminum and copper, hidden hangers at double code density, and seamless runs cut to your actual measurements.
The job isn't done until you say it is. If something doesn't meet expectations, we come back and fix it at no charge.
It depends on your roofline. Most Georgetown homes need 150–200 linear feet, and the final number moves with roofline complexity, story height, downspout count, and material — copper carries a premium over aluminum. Rather than quote a range that may not fit your home, we give free same-day estimates broken out line by line, so you see exactly what drives the price. Request your free estimate.
Twice a year for most Scott County homes — late spring after tree pollination, and late fall once the oaks and maples have finished dropping. Properties under heavy hardwood cover sometimes need a third visit mid-fall. With gutter guards installed, that drops to roughly once every 2–3 years.
Repair makes sense when the damage is isolated — a few loose hangers, a leaking joint, one bad downspout. A targeted repair often adds 5–8 years to the system. Replacement is the right call once rust is widespread, more than 30% of the runs leak, or the system overflows constantly no matter how clean it is. We'll tell you which situation you're in during the free estimate.
For Kentucky rainfall, yes. Sectional gutters have a joint every 10 feet, and each joint depends on caulk that degrades over time. Seamless runs are fabricated on-site in continuous lengths up to 50 feet, so the only connection points are the corners and outlets. Fewer joints means fewer leaks and far less risk of fascia rot.
They do, provided the type matches your trees. Micro-mesh handles the acorns, twigs, and dense leaf matter that mature oaks drop, and it's what we recommend for wooded lots. Screen guards are fine for moderate coverage. Guards reduce debris volume by 70–90% but don't eliminate maintenance entirely — the guard surface itself needs occasional clearing.
Most Georgetown residential installs finish in one day. We fabricate the gutters on-site, so there's no waiting on a supplier order between measurement and install. Larger homes or complex multi-level rooflines occasionally run into a second day.
Yes. Storm damage and active water intrusion get moved to the front of the schedule — a gutter torn loose in a spring thunderstorm is dumping water directly against your foundation until it's fixed. Call (859) 207-7442 and we'll get out to assess it.
We cover Georgetown and Scott County plus the surrounding Central Kentucky communities, including Lexington, Frankfort, Nicholasville, and Winchester, and the areas between. If you're not sure whether you're in range, call and ask.
We work out of Sadieville and cover Scott County and the surrounding counties. If your city is listed below, we're already on roofs in your neighborhood most weeks.
Looking for a specific service? We handle gutter installation, seamless gutters, gutter repair, gutter replacement, gutter cleaning, gutter guards, copper gutters, and roofing services across every city we cover.
Tell us what's going on — clogged, sagging, leaking, or gone entirely. We'll come look at it, give you a straight number, and get it on the schedule.
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