Rain gutters
Seamless gutters rolled on site to the exact length of your roofline, in aluminum or copper, sized for the monsoon, with a lifetime warranty against leaks.
Aluminum gutters, in a baked-on color.
The everyday choice. Aluminum does not rust, the color is baked on so it does not peel in the sun, and there are more than thirty colors to match the fascia or the trim. Rolled on site in one piece per run, five-inch for most homes and six-inch for the big tile roofs that shed a monsoon downpour all at once.
- Over 30 baked-on colors
- 5-inch or 6-inch
- OG or half-round profile
- Lifetime warranty against leaks
Thirty colors, and two natural metals.
Seamless aluminum gutters come in a baked-on color to match the fascia, the stucco trim or the tile, so on a valley home the gutter either disappears or draws a clean line along the roof. We bring the chips to the estimate.
- Low Gloss White
- High Gloss White
- Satin White
- Almond
- Classic Cream
- Adobe Tan
- Ivory
- Heritage Cream
- Peach
- Pebblestone Clay
- Woodbeige
- Buckskin Brown
- Beaver Brown
- Bronze
- Weathered Copper
- Musket
- Weathered Bronze
- Royal Brown
- Colonial Red
- Black
- Storm Gray
- Old Town Gray
- Colonial Gray
- C.B. Blue
- Tahoe Blue
- Sea Blue
- Marine Green
- Spanish Green
- Leaf Green
- Forest Green
Natural metals
Copper and zinc-aluminum are left bare and weather on their own: copper to brown and then a green patina, zinc-aluminum to a soft matte grey. Both carry a separate performance warranty.
- Zinc-aluminum
- Copper
Colors shown are as close as a screen allows; the finished metal will differ slightly. Ask to see an actual sample at your estimate.
Copper gutters.
For homes where the gutter is part of the architecture. Copper starts bright, turns brown within a season and settles into a green patina over the years, and it lasts for decades without a coating. Same seamless roll-forming on site, same hidden hangers, same lifetime warranty against leaks.
- Bright, then brown, then a green patina
- Seamless, rolled on site
- OG or half-round profile
- Lifetime warranty against leaks
Seamless gutter installation, against sectional.
A sectional gutter is lengths joined with slip connectors every few feet, and every one of those joints is sealed with a bead that the desert sun eventually cooks. A seamless gutter is one continuous run, so the only joints are at the corners.
We roll the gutter at your home from a coil, hang it on hidden hangers, and place the downspouts where the water should go: away from the foundation and the entry, onto a splash block or into a drain, never onto the pool deck.
- One piece per run, joined only at corners
- 5-inch or 6-inch gutters, OG or half-round profiles
- Aluminum in thirty baked-on colors, or 16-ounce copper
- Rectangular downspouts (2 by 3 or 3 by 4 inch) or round, placed for drainage
- Hidden hangers, no spikes through the face
Questions about rain gutters.
Because it does not rain often, but when it does it comes all at once. A monsoon cell can drop an inch in an hour, and off a tile roof with no gutter that water lands on the slab, the footings and the front step. Gutters take it to a downspout and away from the house. Most valley homes were built without them.
The gutter is rolled on site from a coil, in one piece the full length of the roofline. The only joins are at the inside and outside corners, which is where a sectional gutter leaks first.
Aluminum in a baked-on color for most homes; it does not rust and matches the fascia or the stucco trim. Copper for homes where the gutter is part of the look. Both come with the lifetime warranty.
Five-inch gutters suit most homes; six-inch for large or steep tile roofs that shed a lot of water fast, which many here do. OG is the flat-fronted profile on most homes; half-round suits a Spanish or Tuscan elevation. Downspouts go where the water should end up, not where it is easiest.
Get a free patio cover or gutter estimate.
Tell us what you have in mind and where in the valley. We will call to set a time, measure the space, and give you a written price.
- We call to book a visit at a time that suits you.
- We measure, talk through styles and colors, and answer your questions.
- You get a written estimate. No pressure, no obligation.