Roofing & Exterior
The Cheapest Insurance Your Foundation Will Ever Buy
Seamless gutters, formed on-site to your fascia, sized and pitched for actual PNW rainfall — because water that leaves the roof still has to leave the property.
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Signs to watch
Is this you?
Waterfalls over the edge in heavy rain
Undersized or under-pitched gutters overflow exactly when you need them most.
Stains on siding or mulch trenches below the eaves
That's your foundation's warning system talking.
Sagging, separating, or rusted sections
Sectional gutters fail at every seam — which is why we don't install seams.
Wet crawlspace or damp basement corner
The fix often starts at the roofline, not the foundation.
Your options
Formed on your driveway, fitted to your house
5" and 6" seamless aluminum K-style for most homes — continuous runs, no mid-run seams to fail. Half-round steel or copper where the architecture earns it. Oversized 3×4 downspouts placed where the water actually concentrates, and honest advice about where it should discharge — extensions, drains, or dry wells.
The method
How we do it
- 01
Water audit
Roof area, valley concentration points, and where water currently goes wrong.
- 02
Form and hang
Continuous runs formed on-site, hidden hangers every 24", pitched to drain fully — most homes done in a day.
- 03
Flow test
We run water through the finished system before we call it finished.
Straight numbers
Gutter pricing
Most full seamless replacements run $1,800–$4,500 depending on linear footage, height, and downspout count. Bundled with a roof replacement, the mobilization savings come off your price — ask for the combined number.
Where we do this work
Seamless Gutters: straight answers
5-inch or 6-inch gutters?
For most PNW homes with moderate roof area, 5" handles it. Big roof planes, steep pitches, or long valley concentrations want 6" with 3×4 downspouts. We size from your actual roof geometry, not a default.
Do gutters need to come off for a roof replacement?
Usually no — we protect them during tear-off. But if yours are near end-of-life, replacing both together saves real money and gets drip-edge integration exactly right.
Where should my downspouts drain?
At least 4–6 feet from the foundation, ideally into extensions, buried drains, or a dry well — never straight down at the footing. We'll flag problem discharges during the estimate at no charge.
Get the seamless gutters conversation started.
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