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Seamless, sized for Midwest rain

Gutters & Guards

KC storms drop an inch of rain an hour, and builder-grade 5-inch gutters give up. We run seamless 6-inch aluminum on-site, pitch it properly, and cap it with guards that actually survive maple season.

Gray cedar-shake colonial with long white fascia and gutter runs above a wraparound porch

Every job includes

  • Seamless 6" aluminum, formed on-site
  • Oversized 3×4" downspouts
  • Micro-mesh guards, no more ladders
  • Fascia repair before hanging
  • Underground drainage & splash control
  • 20-year no-clog guarantee on guards
How it goes

Start to swept-up

Photo quote

Photos of your roofline and problem corners get you a number the same day. Gutters are our fastest quote.

Spec

We measure runs, check fascia health, and map where the water should actually go, which is away from your foundation.

Install

Gutters are rolled seamless in your driveway, hung with hidden hangers every 18 inches, pitched a quarter inch per 10 feet. Most homes finish in a morning.

Water test

We literally put a hose on the roof and watch every corner before we call it done.

First fall in 20 years I haven't been on a ladder. The hose test at the end sold me.

Elaine R. · Prairie Village
Straight answers

Asked at every kitchen table

Do gutter guards actually work?

The cheap snap-in screens don't; we pull mats of maple helicopters out of them every spring. Surgical-steel micro-mesh does, which is why we can put 20 years on it in writing.

Why 6-inch instead of the standard 5-inch?

About 40 percent more capacity for roughly 10 percent more cost. On steep roofs or long runs, 5-inch overshoots in exactly the KC downpours you bought gutters for.

Can you fix rotten fascia before hanging new gutters?

We insist on it. Hanging new gutters on soft wood is how you buy the same gutters twice. Fascia repair is priced per foot in your quote.

Get your number today

Photos in by lunch, figure by 6 pm. Or call (816) 555-0147 and talk to a person.