Gutters and downspouts

Find where the water goes

Describe which sections overflow and when it happens. A blockage, damaged joint, insufficient outlet, or an unsuitable discharge location may each require a different response. Safe observations from the ground are enough to start the conversation.

Size the system to the roof

Roof area, slope, valleys, outlet placement, and local rainfall conditions all matter. Ask how the proposed gutter and downspout configuration was chosen instead of comparing only the width of the gutter.

Discuss maintenance

Gutter guards can change how debris collects, but they do not remove the need for inspection and maintenance. Ask which debris is common around your home and how the proposed system will be accessed and maintained.

Before you book

Share the property ZIP code, the area that needs attention, and any photos you already have. We’ll confirm service for your address and discuss next steps.

Read more before deciding

• Why your gutters overflow—and what to check before replacing them
• Gutters and downspouts: design the drainage route first
• Are gutter guards worth it for your house?