Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in North End and Proctor, WA

Often, yes. Corner leaks and sagging spots are usually hangers and sealant, not the whole run. We check what the gutter is hanging on, because a soft fascia is the real problem behind many North End leaks. If the metal is still sound we repair it. If it is rusted through or too small for the roof, we tell you that plainly.

Big-leaf maple sheds three times a year, flower in spring, seed in summer and leaf in autumn, and the firs never stop. Twice a year is the floor for Proctor, Old Town and the North Slope: late autumn and spring. Homes under a big maple usually want a third visit, or fine mesh so the trough stays clear between them.

Yes. Seamless aluminum is formed on site to the exact length of each run, so there are no mid-run joints and the line stays clean along a deep eave. We size the profile to the roof, keep the pitch subtle so it does not read as crooked, and match the color to the trim as closely as we can.

Almost always too few outlets. A lot of these homes have a forty-foot run draining to one downspout at the far corner. In a real storm the trough fills faster than that outlet can take it and spills at the low point. Adding a second downspout where the water collects fixes it without replacing the run.

They handle both. The mesh openings are smaller than a fir needle, so needles and the winged maple seed sit on top, dry out and blow off. Coarse screens let needles through and let seed wedge in the gaps. With BroGuard on a North End roof you still want a quick look after the autumn drop, but the ladder stays in the garage.