Gutters Installation & Repair

Most NWA homes do well with 6-inch K-style aluminum gutters and 3x4 downspouts — that combination handles our heavy spring and summer thunderstorms without overflowing. Steeper roofs or larger drainage areas may need oversized 7-inch gutters. We measure roof square footage and pitch before quoting so the system is actually sized to your house.

On homes with lots of trees overhead, yes — they reduce cleanings from twice a year to roughly every other year. We install micromesh guards (the kind that block pine needles and shingle grit, not just leaves) on most jobs. On open lots with no overhanging trees, you usually don't need them.

At minimum twice a year — late spring after pollen and seed-pod season, and late fall after leaves drop. Homes with heavy tree cover or pine needles need quarterly cleaning. We offer maintenance plans that handle this on schedule so you don't end up with overflow damage in a major storm.

Yes — water management is the single biggest factor in foundation health. A properly sized, properly pitched gutter system with downspout extensions that discharge 5+ feet from the foundation keeps thousands of gallons of roof runoff per storm out of the soil right next to your walls. It's the cheapest foundation insurance you can buy.