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Services

The exterior, considered as one system.

Mountain Top installs and repairs gutters, roofs, siding, windows, soffit, fascia and trim. Each service has its own craft; the best-looking, longest-lasting work comes from planning the connections between them.

Water is getting somewhere it shouldn’t

Start with diagnosis — the cause may be a roof detail, gutter slope, outlet or failed transition.

Go there

The roof is reaching the end

Compare metal, shingle and low-slope scopes without ignoring deck, flashing or drainage.

Go there

The exterior looks tired

Siding, windows, soffit, fascia and trim can be coordinated as one visible elevation.

Go there
  • Finished gutter, fascia, and soffit meeting at a roof corner

    Seamless gutters

    A single continuous run of gutter, rolled to the exact length of your roofline on the driveway rather than joined together from shop-cut sections.

    • On-site fabrication and the continuous run
    • 5-inch vs 6-inch sizing
    • K-style vs half-round profiles
  • Dark gutter and downspout installed on a brick home

    Gutter repair

    Fixing a drainage system that is still fundamentally sound — as opposed to replacing one that has reached the end of its life.

    • Symptom-based diagnosis
    • Response speed
    • What is repairable and what is not
  • Brick home with white gutters and downspouts

    Gutter replacement

    Removing an old drainage system and installing a new one sized correctly for the roof above it.

    • The repair-versus-replace decision
    • Removal and disposal
    • Fascia remediation discovered at tear-off
  • Downspout and elbow installed against a stone wall

    Gutter guards

    A cover or insert that keeps debris out of the gutter while letting water in.

    • Guard types and their trade-offs
    • Dust, grit and wind-blown debris rather than falling leaves
    • Pine needles
  • Covered patio with a finished gutter and downspout

    Downspouts & drainage

    The half of the system nobody photographs — moving collected water far enough from the building that it does no harm.

    • Downspout sizing — 2×3 vs 3×4
    • Placement, extensions and splash blocks
    • Foundation and landscape protection
  • Sheet metal being formed on site with a brake

    Exterior trim

    The finished metal and exterior details that protect vulnerable edges while giving the roofline a clean, consistent appearance.

    • Roof-edge and eave trim
    • Metal wrapping and clean transitions
    • Color coordination with fascia, soffit and gutters
  • Fascia wrap work in progress along a roof edge

    Fascia repair

    Repairing or replacing the vertical board at the roof edge so gutters and trim have a solid, straight surface to attach to.

    • Rot and substrate diagnosis
    • Secure gutter attachment
    • Repair versus full-run replacement
  • Finished soffit ceiling over a covered patio

    Soffit installation and repair

    Finishing and protecting the underside of the eave while preserving the ventilation the roof assembly requires.

    • Soffit panel repair and replacement
    • Eave closure and pest entry
    • Ventilation continuity
  • Front elevation of a finished brick ranch home

    Replacement windows

    Replacing tired or inefficient windows with correctly measured vinyl units that improve comfort, operation and the finished appearance of the opening.

    • Vinyl window options
    • A broad range of residential window styles
    • Single-hung and crank-out casement options, among others
  • Wide view of a stone and stucco home with finished gables

    Vinyl siding

    A low-maintenance exterior cladding system installed with the movement clearances, flashing and trim details it needs to stay straight and shed water.

    • Low-maintenance vinyl cladding
    • Profile and product-line options
    • Layout, expansion clearance and fastening
  • Sheet metal being formed on site with a brake

    Steel siding

    A durable metal cladding option for homeowners who want crisp profiles, impact resistance and a lower-maintenance finish.

    • Steel cladding durability and profile choices
    • Cut-edge, fastener and corrosion-control details
    • Straight layout across long elevations
  • Wide view of a completed ribbed metal roof

    Metal roofing

    A metal roof assembly planned from the deck outward, with panel layout, underlayment, penetrations and edge details treated as one weather system.

    • Panel and fastening system selection
    • Underlayment, ventilation and deck condition
    • Flashing at penetrations and transitions
  • Aerial view showing the rooflines of a completed home exterior

    Shingle roofing

    Repairing or replacing an asphalt shingle roof as a layered assembly, not simply covering the surface with new shingles.

    • Repair-versus-replacement assessment
    • Deck, underlayment and starter details
    • Valley, penetration and wall flashing
  • Coated low-slope roof with finished parapet walls

    Flat roofing

    Repairing or replacing low-slope roof systems where drainage, seams, penetrations and parapet details determine performance.

    • Ponding and drainage diagnosis
    • Membrane or coating condition
    • Parapet, scupper and canale details

Materials we install

The specification belongs in the quote.

Profile, size, finish, color and product line vary by project. The written quote identifies what will actually be installed and which manufacturer terms apply.

More than 30 color options are available across gutter and exterior product lines; the exact palette depends on the selected product and current availability.

  • Gutters + roof edge

    Rainware and trim

    Gutter size, coil gauge, downspout profile, soffit ventilation and finish are selected for the roof edge in front of us.

  • Openings

    Replacement windows

    A broad range of vinyl replacement window styles is available, all with Low-E glass. Series, operation, frame color and glass details are named in the quote.

  • Exterior walls

    Vinyl and steel siding

    Profile, color, trim system and manufacturer are coordinated with the home and confirmed before material is ordered.