Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Manitou, WA

It depends on what we find. About 30 percent of homes in the census tract around Manitou were built before 1950, and older gutters tend to leak at the joints, pull loose at the hangers and sit on soft fascia. If the trouble is a few joints, we repair them. If the runs have lost their pitch or the fascia behind them is rotting, a seamless replacement is the better buy. You get the answer in writing either way.

Yes. Tacoma’s stormwater manual allows downspouts to drain onto splash blocks or into dispersion trenches, with limits on distance to property lines and slopes and on how much roof one splash block can serve. On most lots we extend downspouts away from the foundation or run an underground drain line, and we tell you when the city’s rules point to a different route.

Two cleanings a year handles most homes, one after the maples drop in fall and one in late winter or spring. Homes under tall firs or near the park often need a third visit. The Tacoma No. 1 station averages about 41 inches of rain a year, with November the wettest month, so a clogged outlet shows up fast. Our maintenance program books those visits for you.

Even trimmed yards collect needles and leaves blowing in from the park and neighbors’ trees. BroGuard’s fine stainless mesh keeps that debris on top, where wind and rain move most of it off, while water passes through. If your roof only sees light debris, a cleaning schedule may be enough, and we will tell you so.

Yes. Besides Manitou, we work across South Tacoma, University Place, Fircrest and the rest of the city. Call (253) 777-1572 or book online and our local crew will set up a free written estimate.