Exterior Solutions in Greater Los Angeles

Beyond the gutter itself, we handle three things that connect to it: fascia board replacement, underground drainage that carries downspout water away from the foundation, and under-deck ceiling systems that keep the space below a deck dry. They all serve the same job, which is getting roof water off the house and away from it.

If water spills over the gutter edge, the problem is usually the gutter. If the gutter works but water pools at the base of the house, or a downspout dumps onto the slab, it is a drainage problem. Our Solutionists are trained to spot poor drainage during an estimate and will tell you which one you have.

Yes, we plan the whole system as one project. Our crew replaces rotted fascia, hangs the gutter on solid wood and sets up the downspouts, and a Solutionist looks at where the water goes after it leaves them. When a home needs new underground drainage pipe, we coordinate it with our drainage partners, so you still have one point of contact from the trough to where the water leaves the property.

Downspouts and underground drains are made to last, using materials such as galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum, PVC or copper. The buried lines can still clog without maintenance, so regular gutter cleaning matters. It keeps leaves and grit out of the pipe before they can cause pooling water.

Yes. Buried drain lines can clog without regular cleaning, and under-deck ceiling panels should be inspected for clogs or leaks that weaken their waterproofing. Routine gutter maintenance keeps debris out of both, protecting your foundation, deck and the space below from water damage and mold.

Yes. LA gets most of its rain between December and March, often in a few hard storms, and that is when a soft fascia board lets a full gutter pull loose or a downspout floods the foundation. Summer and early fall are the easy times to schedule the work. Request a free estimate and a Solutionist will walk the whole system.