Clarify which roof-edge work belongs in each written scope.
A reroof and a gutter project can meet at the same roof edge while covering different work. Before scheduling, ask which contractor is responsible for roof-covering details, fascia observations, existing gutter removal, new gutter attachment, outlet placement, downspouts, and cleanup. The written scopes should identify those boundaries instead of assuming that one contractor is completing work that another trade has not included.
Keep existing drainage capacity visible during reroof planning.
Florida roofing guidance notes that roof-drainage capacity should be considered when roof work changes drainage details. Homeowners can identify the roof edges, valleys, current gutters, outlets, downspouts, discharge areas, and observed overflow patterns that need discussion. PrimeFlow Gutters can assess the proposed above-ground roof-water route; roof-system design, permitting, and code questions belong with the appropriate roofing professional and local authority.
Plan the new gutter route after the roof-edge conditions are known.
A seamless-gutter layout should be reviewed against the final visible roof edge, fascia condition, roof geometry, valleys, access, outlet locations, downspout route, and discharge area. Six-inch or seven-inch systems, 3×4 or 4×5 downspouts, and guard options are property-specific decisions. A reroof does not automatically require a particular gutter size, nor does a gutter scope guarantee correction of roof leaks, flooding, or broader drainage conditions.
Use a coordinated schedule and final walkthrough.
Before work begins, confirm access, material timing, roof-edge readiness, removal sequence, and who will communicate changes. At completion, retain the written scopes, material/color selections, warranty documents, and photos of the visible finished work. This record helps the owner understand what was completed by each trade without representing a code, engineering, insurance, or performance conclusion that has not been independently established.