Gutter Service Houston, TX

Houston rain arrives in bursts. A summer thunderstorm or a tropical system can drop several inches in an hour, and the roof sends that water to the gutters faster than any lawn can soak it up. A gutter system here has to be judged on the worst hour of the year, not an average shower.

Wind is the second stress. Tropical-storm gusts push rain sideways under the drip edge, lift loosely hung gutters, and drive leaves and needles into the trough. Heat and UV are the third: plastic parts turn brittle, sealants dry out, and cheap finishes chalk. Our choices on hanger spacing, metal, and sealants come from those three conditions.

Below ground, expansive clayExpansive clayClay soil that swells when wet and shrinks when dry. Much of the Houston area sits on it, and it affects foundations, paving and drainage design. In practice: Keeping soil moisture around a slab foundation steady, without ponding or bone-dry spells, is part of good drainage design here. is what makes roof water so costly. When one side of a slab is soaked by a downspout and the other side dries out, the soil moves unevenly. Good gutter service keeps the soil around the house at a steadier moisture level by moving roof water away from it.

Most homes need one or two of the services below, not all five. Here is how to match the problem to the fix.

Not sure which applies? The $47 Gutter Measurement Plan measures your roofline with satellite technology and maps the runs and outlets, which usually answers the question before anyone climbs a ladder.

• Seamless gutter installation: for homes with no gutters, new construction, and additions, using custom-fit 6-inch runs formed on site.
• Gutter replacement: for leaking sectional systems, sagging or storm-damaged runs, and rotted fascia behind them.
• Gutter system design: for complicated roofs, two-story homes, and lots where it is not obvious where the water should go.
• Downspout rerouting: for gutters that work fine but drop water next to the slab, into side yards, or across walks.
• Gutter guard installation: for homes under oaks and pines that clog every season.

A Home Scout visits your property before we write a proposal. We look at the roof edge and fascia, where each valley dumps water, the size and condition of the existing gutters, and where each downspout ends today. Then we walk the yard to see where that water actually goes.

You receive an itemized written proposal. Every line, from linear feet of gutter to each underground downspout line, is listed separately, and our price-what-we-quote guarantee means the number does not change once you sign. The discovery call is free, and the on-site consultation carries a $150 work scope fee that is credited to your project if you move forward.

On install day, gutters are roll-formed on site and cut to each run. Downspouts are connected to their planned discharge points, every run is water tested, and we come back for a 72-hour post-completion walkthrough.

Fascia condition is the big one. Gutters are only as strong as the board they hang on, and years of overflow leave many Houston fascia boards soft. We check it every time and repair it before new gutters go up.

Shade structures are the second. An attached patio cover can dump a sheet of water at the edge of a new patio unless it has its own gutter and downspout plan. If you are adding one through our carport and pergola builder team, its runoff is planned at the same time as the house gutters.

Third is maintenance. Even a well-built system needs its outlets checked after a heavy leaf drop and its underground lines flushed now and then. During the walkthrough, we show you where your cleanouts and emitters are so you know what to check.

The gutter catches the water. What happens next decides whether your foundation stays dry. On flat Houston lots with shallow street drainage, downspout water often has to travel in solid pipe to a pop-up emitter, a catch basinArea drainA surface inlet with a grate that collects water from a low spot and sends it into an underground pipe., or the curb before it can leave the property.

That handoff is why our gutter work sits next to our drainage service in Houston. When a yard also holds water after rain, we tie downspout lines into a rainwater drainage system planned for the whole lot. As NDS Certified drainage specialists, we keep roof water in its own solid lines rather than sending it into a perforated French drainFrench drainA gravel-filled trench with a perforated pipe that collects water from the soil and carries it away. In practice: In heavy clay, a French drain mainly works by intercepting water near the surface. It must slope to a real outlet to be effective. where it does not belong.

If you are planning a new patio, beds, or turf, mapping downspout routes during landscape design in Houston keeps pipe away from future footingsFootingThe widened base at the bottom of a wall, column or structure that spreads its load into the ground. and tree roots.

The same storm behaves differently across the metro. In the wooded parts of the north side, debris is the daily problem, and guards and outlet size matter most. In older close-in neighborhoods like Bellaire, West University Place, and Memorial, lots are tight, side yards are narrow, and a downspout often has nowhere to go but toward a neighbor or across a driveway, so routing is the hard part.

Newer subdivisions in Katy, Cypress, and Richmond tend to have builder-grade gutters on large roofs with long runs and few outlets, sitting on lots graded to shallow swalesSwaleA shallow, gently sloped channel in the ground, often grassed, that guides surface water toward an outlet. In practice: Side-yard swales between houses are common on Houston lots and are easily blocked by fences, beds or fill.. Bayou-adjacent properties and areas with a high water table can hold water near the surface for days, which makes it even more important that roof water is carried off rather than soaked into the ground beside the slab.

We have been serving Houston since 2016, across the metro from Cypress, Katy, and Tomball to Pearland, Sugar Land, and Memorial. One team handles gutters, downspout lines, and yard drainage, with no subcontractor hand-offs between the roof edge and the street.

Our gutters are custom-fit 6-inch seamless aluminum, our proposals are itemized, and our price-what-we-quote guarantee means no surprise charges. Drainage work tied to your gutters is backed by our Drainage Performance Guarantee. Larger projects can use financing, and you can check a range anytime with the ballpark price tool.