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Gutter guards
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Soffit & fascia
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Siding
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Why choose our team?
One-stop local solution
Based in Ronda, Mike's Gutter Works LLC handles gutters, guards, cleaning, repair, soffit & fascia, and exterior finishing — so you are never left wondering who to call next.
A true family business
Founded by Michael Childress over 10 years ago — with Katie Childress, Ethan, and Makinzi on the team — we plan for the next generation while caring for every job.
Built for NC debris & storms
Pine needles, leaves, heavy rain, and high winds are normal here. We install and protect systems for that climate — not generic fair-weather installs.
Just one phone call away
After the install, you never have to worry about the what-ifs — call (336) 426-9881 and talk with the same local team that did the work.
Alu-Rex solutions
Less maintenance
Reduce cleaning chores with systems designed to let water through while keeping debris out.
Better water management
Optimized drainage protects roof, gutters, and foundations, even during heavy rain.
Long-lasting protection
Proven products built to withstand freezing, snow, and harsh weather.
Built for our climate.
Leaves, pine needles, and heavy debris
Northwest NC pines and hardwoods pack gutters with needles and leaves that hold moisture and block downspouts.
Storms and high winds
Wind-driven rain and storm debris expose weak seams, loose hangers, and undersized downspouts.
Heavy rain and gutter overload
Downpours overload clogged or poorly pitched gutters — sending water toward foundations, decks, and walkways.
Snow, ice, and freeze-thaw
Winter ice and spring melt pry weak systems away from the fascia when debris is left sitting in the trough.



