Dependable Exterior Solutions on Anna Maria Island
Ensure your island home stays protected year-round with seamless gutters, durable siding, and custom outdoor enclosures designed for Gulf Coast living. SunLife Gutters & Homes combines premium materials, expert installation, and personalized service to safeguard your Anna Maria Island property from sun, salt air, and sudden downpours.
- Seamless Gutters in 6", 7", and 8" options
- Soffit, Fascia, and Siding Installation
- Screen Rooms, Lanais, and Re-screening
- Underground Drainage & Super Gutter Systems
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Seamless Gutters & Exterior Services in Anna Maria Island, FL
Whether you’re nestled in Holmes Beach, enjoying the quiet charm of Bradenton Beach, or overlooking the bay in Palma Sola, SunLife Gutters & Homes is your trusted partner for exterior excellence. We specialize in seamless gutter systems, soffit & fascia, screen rooms & lanais, underground drainage, Super Gutters, and siding installation—each solution tailored to withstand Anna Maria Island’s coastal elements.
With deep experience serving island communities, we understand local building styles, HOA requirements, and the relentless Florida sun. Our goal is simple: deliver lasting protection, elevated curb appeal, and a seamless experience from your first consultation through final walkthrough.
Exterior Services Available on Anna Maria Island

Seamless Gutters
Protect your foundation and landscaping from heavy Gulf rains with custom seamless gutters cut on-site in 6″, 7″, and 8″ profiles. Choose from traditional, European box, and Super Gutter options to match your home’s look and performance needs.
On-site fabrication for a perfect fit
Color-matched finishes that resist fading
Gutter guard systems like Leaf Blaster Pro

Soffit & Fascia
Shield roof edges from moisture and pests while improving attic ventilation. We install vented and solid soffit panels and durable fascia boards in aluminum, vinyl, or wood—coordinated to complement your home’s exterior.
Vented soffit to prevent mold and rot
Custom fascia profiles and color options
Seamless integration with your gutter system

Screen Rooms & Lanais
Expand your living space with a breezy, bug-free enclosure that lets you enjoy sunsets without the hassle of insects. From poolside lanais to porch screens, our coastal-grade framing and mesh stand up to salt air and storms.
Tailored designs for patios, decks, and porches
New construction, re-screening, and repairs
Materials resistant to corrosion and UV damage

Underground Drainage
Keep soggy lawns and standing water at bay with discreet underground drainage systems. Our solutions—including French drains and buried downspout extensions—are engineered for Anna Maria Island’s sandy soils and heavy rain events.
Solid ADS and PVC piping options
Custom layouts based on property grading
Seamless tie-in with existing gutters

Super Gutters
Ideal for screen enclosures and high-volume runoff, Super Gutters offer extra-deep capacity and reinforced strength. Convert your existing gutters or install new 5″–7″ seamless Super Gutters built for coastal storms.
5″–7″ gutter conversions for increased flow
Reinforced aluminum construction
Supports lanais, pool cages, and wide roof eaves

Siding
Refresh and protect your home’s exterior with low-maintenance, weather-resistant siding. Choose from vinyl, fiber cement, or engineered wood that holds up to sun, salt air, and humidity—while boosting insulation and curb appeal.
Wide selection of colors, textures, and profiles
Professional removal and seamless installation
Improves energy efficiency and reduces upkeep
From Concept to Completion: Our 4‑Step Installation Process
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Free On-Site Consultation
We tour your Anna Maria Island property—homes, clubhouses, or beachfront condos—to assess existing systems and discuss your goals in plain, pressure-free terms.
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Transparent Quote & Custom Plan
You’ll receive a clear, itemized proposal with material choices, color options, and timeline—fully customized to your home’s architecture and island regulations.
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Professional Installation
Our crew arrives on time, works efficiently, and protects your landscaping and outdoor spaces. We install with precision and keep the site clean throughout.
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Final Walkthrough & Ongoing Support
After completion, we review every detail with you, provide maintenance tips, and remain available for inspections, cleanings, or future upgrades.
Why Anna Maria Islanders Trust SunLife Gutters & Homes
Coastal Expertise & Durable Materials
We know Anna Maria Island’s unique climate—salt spray, humidity, and tropical storms—and use products built to perform in these conditions. Our materials resist corrosion, UV damage, and warping for lasting results.
Personalized, Island-Style Service
Your home is one-of-a-kind, and so is our approach. We listen to your needs, respect HOA guidelines, and recommend honest, tailored solutions—never one-size-fits-all.
Exceptional Craftsmanship & Attention to Detail
Our licensed technicians follow industry best practices and manufacturer specs. From tight gutter seams to clean siding lines, we treat every project with meticulous care.
Single-Source Exterior Solutions
Gutters, drainage, soffit, screen rooms, Super Gutters, and siding—handled in-house by one dedicated team. That means streamlined communication, coordinated schedules, and no subcontractor confusion.













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Helpful Resources
No-See-Um vs Standard Screens: The Best Mesh Types for Florida Lanais (2025)
Florida lanais are meant for breezes, pool time, and sunset lounging—not bug battles or shredded screens after storm season. Picking the right mesh is the difference between a relaxing outdoor room and a humid bug trap. This guide compares no-see-um mesh against standard pool/lanai mesh and covers other specialty options for salt air, sun, storms, pets, and privacy. What “Standard” vs “No-See-Um” Screens Actually Mean Rule of thumb: the tighter the mesh, the better the bug protection—but with tradeoffs in airflow, light, and panel wind load. Florida Reality: Tradeoffs You Need to Balance Mesh Options for Florida Lanais Standard Pool & Patio Mesh (18×14) No-See-Um Mesh (20×20 or 17×20 High-Density) Pet-Resistant Mesh (Heavy-Duty Polyester) Solar/Sun-Control Screen (80%–90% Shade) “Florida Glass” (Laminated Privacy Screen) Metal Meshes (Bronze/Stainless) – Niche/Luxury Side-by-Side Comparison Mesh Type Typical Weave Stops No-See-Ums Airflow Visibility Durability Cost Standard Pool 18×14 △ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★ $ No-See-Um 20×20 (±) ★★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★ $$ Pet-Resistant Varies (heavy) ★★★ ★★★ ★★☆ ★★★★ $$ Solar 80–90% Dense sun mesh ★★★★ ★★ ★★ ★★★★ $$–$$$ Florida Glass Laminated sheet ★★★★★ ☆ ☆ ★★★★ $$–$$$ Bronze/Stainless Varies ★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★★★ $$$–$$$$ (★ = more; △ = partial; ☆ = minimal) Frames,
Fascia Board Rot in Florida: Causes, Repairs & Real-World Cost Ranges
Florida’s heat, humidity, salt air, and sudden downpours are hard on exterior trim. Nowhere shows that wear faster than the fascia board—the horizontal trim behind your gutters and along your eaves. When fascia rots, gutters loosen, water backs up into the soffit, and moisture can reach the roof deck and walls. This guide explains why fascia rots in Florida, how pros diagnose the damage, repair vs. replace options, and typical 2025 cost ranges you can expect. What the Fascia Actually Does If the fascia softens or decays, fasteners lose bite, gutters sag, and overflow gets worse—accelerating the rot cycle. Why Fascia Rots in Florida Signs Your Fascia Is Failing Quick Inspection Checklist (Homeowner Friendly) If you find multiple soft sections or a long sagging run, plan for replacement rather than spot patching. Repair Options (Good → Better → Best) Spot Repair (Small Areas) Partial Run Replacement (Targeted Sides) Full Perimeter Replacement (Best for Long-Term) Material Choices (Florida-Savvy) Fasteners: Stainless or high-grade coated screws—avoid plain steel in Florida, especially near the coast. The Right Way to Fix Fascia (Process Overview) Real-World Cost Ranges in Florida (2025) Pricing varies by height, access, length, material, and whether gutters/soffits also need work. Ranges below
Vented vs Solid Soffit in Humid Florida: Attic Cooling & Moisture Control
Florida heat and humidity punish the edges of a home. Choose the wrong soffit strategy and you invite hot attic air, moldy roof decks, sweating ducts, and peeling paint. Choose the right one and you lower attic temps, protect your roof, and keep indoor humidity in check. This guide explains when to use vented vs solid soffit in Florida, how intake works with ridge/roof vents, and the details that prevent wind-driven rain, pests, and moisture problems. What a Soffit Actually Does (Florida Edition) Vented vs Solid: The Short Answer How Attic Ventilation Works in Humid Florida When Vented Soffit Is the Right Choice Must-haves for vented soffit: When Solid Soffit Is the Right Choice Tip: If you switch to solid in a location that used to be intake, add intake elsewhere (e.g., smart eave vents away from the problem area) to keep the system balanced. Florida Moisture Risks—and How Soffits Influence Them Material & Profile Options (Coastal & Inland) Aluminum Soffit (Perforated or Solid) Vinyl Soffit (Perforated or Solid) Fiber-Cement / Cement Board Wood (Beadboard/Cedar) Getting Intake Right: Layout & Hardware Insulation & Baffle Details That Make or Break Performance Vented Attic vs Conditioned Attic: Which Fits Your Home? Vented
Gutters for Metal Roofs in Florida: Drip Edge, Pitch & Hanger Must-Knows
Metal roofs shed water fast. In Florida’s cloudbursts and tropical bands, that “sheet flow” can overshoot small gutters, drown downspouts, and soak fascia unless your system is spec’d and installed for speed. This guide covers the must-knows for drip edge and apron flashing, pitch and capacity, and hanger/fastener choices so your gutters keep up with metal roofing from the Panhandle to the Paradise Coast. Why Metal Roofs Need a Different Gutter Spec Drip Edge, Apron & Eave Detailing (Metal-Specific) 1) Use a Hemmed Drip Edge or Gutter Apron 2) Tuck the Gutter Correctly Relative to the Edge 3) Front Height vs. Back Height 4) Valley Terminations Need Extras Pitch, Capacity & Downspouts (Built for Florida Downpours) 6″ vs 7″ for Metal Roofs Slope the Runs (Don’t Go Flat) Downspout Strategy Discharge Management Hangers, Fasteners & Attachments (No Panel Penetrations) Hidden Hangers into Solid Structure Spacing for Storm Readiness Fasteners Avoid Roof-Strap Penetrations Material Choices for Metal-Roof Homes Guard Systems That Keep Up with Metal Roof Flow Valley & Corner Control (Where Metal Roofs Overwhelm First) Avoiding Galvanic Corrosion on Mixed Metals Common Mistakes on Metal-Roof Gutters (and the Fix) Maintenance Schedule for Florida Metal Roofs Costs in Florida (2025 Averages)
Best Gutter Materials for Coastal & Inland Florida (Salt Air, Sun & Storms)
Florida’s climate is beautiful—and brutal on building materials. Along the coast, salt air accelerates corrosion. Inland, UV and heat break down finishes, and summer storms unleash fast, wind-driven downpours. Choosing the right gutter material + finish + hardware is the difference between a system that lasts a few seasons and one that performs for decades. This guide compares the top gutter materials for coastal and inland Florida, with clear pros/cons, lifespan expectations, and storm-ready specs. What Florida Weather Does to Gutters Materials at a Glance (Florida Use) Seamless Aluminum Gutters (Most Popular) Why Florida likes it: Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and extruded on-site for long, leak-free runs. Vast color options to match fascia and soffits. Pros Cons Best Practices (FL) Best fit: Inland and coastal—coastal requires premium coil, sealants, and hardware. Copper Gutters (Premium Coastal Performer) Why Florida likes it: Copper resists corrosion naturally and ages into a protective patina—ideal for salt, humidity, and storms. Pros Cons Best Practices (FL) Best fit: Coastal luxury builds and long-term owners prioritizing lifespan over initial cost. Galvalume / Galvanized Steel (Strength with Caveats) Why Florida uses it: Stiffer than aluminum; can resist impacts and ladder dents. However, salt exposure is the Achilles’ heel. Pros Cons
Signs Your Gutters Are Too Small for Tampa Homes (2025)
When Tampa’s afternoon thunderstorms hit, a right-sized gutter system should move water quietly and quickly away from your home. If your gutters are too small, you’ll see it—and feel it—in overflow, stains, and puddles that threaten your foundation. This guide shows you how to diagnose undersized gutters, why it happens in Tampa Bay, and the smartest fixes (including when to step up to 7″ seamless gutters). Why Gutter Size Matters in Tampa’s Downpours Quick Self-Assessment (2-Minute Checklist) Use this anytime it’s raining—or right after: If you check 2+ boxes, your system is likely undersized or under-drained for Tampa storms. 7 Clear Signs Your Gutters Are Too Small (With Tampa Context) 1) Frequent Edge Overflow During Heavy Rain Classic symptom in summer thunderstorms. If it only happens where two roof planes meet, your valley discharge is overwhelming the trough. 2) Stains on Fascia/Siding (Tiger-Striping) Mineral-laden water running over the gutter face leaves brown/black stripes and mildew—evidence of consistent spillover. 3) Pooling Water Along the Slab After every storm, you find puddles hugging the foundation, especially near downspout terminations. That’s a red flag for undercapacity or too few downspouts. 4) Landscaping Erosion & Washed Mulch Beds beneath the eaves look blasted. This
Frequently Asked Questions – Anna Maria Island
Yes! We cover Holmes Beach, Bradenton Beach, Palma Sola, and the entire island community.
Absolutely. We use rust-resistant aluminum, UV-stable vinyl, and marine-grade finishes designed for salt air and sun exposure.
Yes. We’re experienced with local HOA rules and permitting. We’ll manage paperwork to ensure compliance and a smooth process.
Most gutter, siding, or drainage jobs finish in one to two days. Screen rooms and lanais may take slightly longer—your project timeline will be outlined in your proposal.