
Gutter Service in Loudon, NH
Loudon is best known for its speedway, but the homes are rural lots along the Soucook River valley. We cover it from Hampstead, about 55 minutes and 39 miles by our estimate, so trips are booked ahead and may be grouped with other nearby work in the Concord area, so lead time helps a great deal. Race weekends are worth planning around.
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Loudon has a very large neighbor on its map. New Hampshire Motor Speedway sits on Route 106, about 14 miles northeast of Concord. The houses are what matter to us, and they are mostly ordinary rural homes on larger lots.
Rural lots along the Soucook valley
The Soucook River runs south from the Canterbury-Loudon border, and Route 106 follows it. Along that valley the median Loudon home was built in 1988, and 90% are owner-occupied (ACS 2020-24). A house from that decade is often on its first or second set of gutters. Ranch and raised-ranch styles were common across New England in that period, and their long, low rooflines send a lot of water along a single eave to one downspout.
The practical rule is that a run should not exceed about 50 feet per downspout (SMACNA). Past that, water overshoots at the outlet in a hard rain. If your gutter spills at the middle of a long eave, that is the likely cause.

What Loudon homes tend to ask for
- Gutter cleaning on lots with field edges and woodlots, where leaves arrive from the field edge and the woodlot together.
- Seamless gutters for a replacement run cut to the roof, which removes the joints that open on tired gutters.
- Winter gutter protection for roofs that shed snow onto a deck or entry.

Villages, hills and the Soucook
Loudon covers 46.16 square miles of land, centered on the village of Loudon, with Loudon Center and Pearls Corner as other named places. The town sits at about 679 feet, and its highest ground, 1,050 feet, is near the northern border. Route 129 starts at the village. On a town this size, two houses with the same year of build can face different water: one on the river flat with wet ground, another on a rise that drains away.
That difference is why we ask where each downspout empties and which corner of the house stays damp. The answer tells us whether an extension is enough or the grade needs more thought. Loudon houses from 1988 are often on their second set of gutters, and the replacement is the moment to fix the discharge points.
Planning around race weekends and distance
The speedway brings heavy traffic to Route 106 on race weekends, according to the state's traffic notices. We would plan a Loudon visit away from those dates, so tell us when you call if you have one in mind. Loudon is about 55 minutes from Hampstead. Trips are booked ahead and may be grouped with other nearby jobs in Concord or Chichester.
Water in a river-valley town
Rural lots often have no street drain to take roof water. It lands on the lawn, and low ground near a river holds it. We can look at where each downspout empties and whether an extension would carry water clear of the foundation, and we will say so if the grade of the lot makes that hard. We also cover Northfield, farther up the I-93 corridor. Loudon is in Merrimack County.
What customers say
“He called me on Tuesday to tell me that there is rain expected and he would like to move the job up to Wednesday (today). I thought that was very professional of him to reach out and reschedule.”
“If you’re looking for a reliable gutter company in the Hampstead, NH area, I highly recommend Lane’s Gutters. Great service, fair pricing, and quality work—I wouldn’t hesitate to use them again.”
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Gutter questions from Loudon
Do race weekends affect gutter appointments in Loudon, NH?
They can. Race weekends bring heavy traffic to Route 106, according to state traffic notices, so we would schedule around them. When you call, ask which dates you want to avoid. Loudon visits are booked ahead anyway, because it is about 55 minutes from Hampstead, and we may group your stop with other nearby work.
What size gutters suit a rural Loudon ranch or raised ranch?
Usually the roof decides. Ranch and raised-ranch homes from the 1980s have long, low rooflines, and a long run needs more than one downspout. A sizing chart rates a 5-inch K-style gutter at about 5,520 square feet of roof and a 6-inch at about 7,960 at 1 inch of rain per hour. We measure before quoting.
Services in Loudon
- Color-Matched Gutters
Many 1980s raised ranches wear brown or white trim that has aged. Bring the trim and siding colors when you call, and we will talk through colored or black runs before pricing the footage.
- Seamless Gutters
A raised ranch has one long, low eave. A run cut to length leaves seams only at corners and outlets, and long eaves need an outlet about every 50 feet.
- Gutter Cleaning
Field edges and woodlots send leaves to the same eave at once. Cleaning before the first freeze keeps the trough from freezing full, and the price follows footage, stories and debris.
- Winter Gutter Protection
Low roofs on open rural lots shed snow onto decks and entries. We check hangers and fascia before winter, since a trough of ice pulls hardest on tired hardware.
- Downspout Installation
Loudon lots rarely have a street drain. Added downspouts and extensions carry roof water across the lawn and away from the foundation, which matters most on ground that slopes toward the Soucook.
- Gutter Repair
A spill in the middle of a long eave points to a pitch or outlet problem. We find the cause, fix the sag or seam, and quote that fix on its own.
- Gutter Guards
Where leaves arrive from a field edge and a woodlot together, guards can cut ladder trips. We talk through type and fastening first, since guards must carry New Hampshire ice.
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Part of our Merrimack County service area, worked from our base in Hampstead.
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25 Glenwood North Rd #16, Hampstead, NH 03841
(208) 464-4195
Mon–Sat 8am–6pm · Sunday closed
