Gutter installation and repair in Houston, TX
Gutter installation and repair in Houston is mostly a volume problem. The ground is flat and low-lying, Gulf storms arrive fast, and a gutter that was adequate in a normal shower gives up in the rain this city actually gets.
Houston rain is about volume, not frequency
It is not the number of storms, it is how much falls in the first twenty minutes.
An undersized gutter overshoots at the front edge, so the water never reaches the downspout and lands against the wall and the foundation instead.
On flat ground that water has nowhere to go, which is why gutter problems in Houston show up as foundation and landscaping complaints long before anyone blames the roof.
Signs yours cannot keep up
- A curtain of water off the front edge in heavy rain
- Downspouts that trickle while the gutter overflows
- Mulch and soil washed away under the eaves
- Damp along the slab after a storm
- Gutters sagging between hangers
Sized for the roof feeding it
We work out the roof area draining into each run, then size the gutter and the number of downspouts to match.
Seamless aluminium, formed on site, in a colour that suits the trim rather than fighting it.
Valleys are the usual culprit. A single run catching two roof planes needs more capacity and often a second downspout, and that is where most undersized systems fail first.
Gutters are part of the roof
Most gutter failures we see in Houston are really roof-edge failures: drip edge, flashing, or a rotted board.
We look at the roof edge and the soffit and fascia at the same time, so you are not paying twice.
Across the master-planned communities
Houston's newer communities have colour and profile rules. We match what the HOA already approves.
We are based in Katy, about thirty minutes west of downtown, so we cover the west and northwest side properly rather than pretending to be everywhere.
Roofing across Houston
See gutter installation and repair generally, or everything we do in Houston.
Gutters overflowing in Houston?
Book a free look. We will tell you whether it is a sizing problem, a fall problem, or the roof edge above it.