The Brothers That Just Do Gutters · Los Angeles
Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Arlington Heights, CA
Seamless gutters, hand cleaning, repair and BroGuard mesh for the older houses on 4th Avenue, 7th Avenue and Norton Avenue, where Mexican fan palms tower over flat blocks between Crenshaw and Arlington.
- Licensed & Insured
- Seamless Gutters Formed On-Site
- Serving 7th Avenue & Norton Avenue
Quick answer
Gutter services in Arlington Heights, CA: The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Los Angeles installs seamless aluminum, copper and bonderized steel gutters for Arlington Heights homes, formed on-site to each roofline. We clear palm fronds and ficus litter by hand, repair sagging and leaking runs, add BroGuard micro-mesh guards, and replace fascia and downspouts on the older houses between Crenshaw Boulevard and Arlington Avenue. Call (213) 205-6598 or book online.
Arlington Heights Gutter Solutionists
Gutters built for Arlington Heights’ early 1900s blocks
Arlington Heights started as open land. In 1904 a 60-acre tract here was sold and cut into house lots, and by 1906 those lots were on the market. Today 4th, 5th and 7th Avenues and Norton Avenue are lined with houses and small apartment buildings, and the Census Bureau’s latest five-year survey dates 44 percent of the housing in the two tracts around them to before 1940. The Tate-McCoy Homestead on Norton, a city Historic-Cultural Monument, is a good reminder of how long people have been keeping roofs dry on these streets.
The street trees are mostly palms. In the city’s street tree inventory for the blocks between Crenshaw and Arlington, Mexican fan palms outnumber every other species by about four to one, followed by chitalpa, gold medallion trees, queen palms, crape myrtles and ficus. Palms drop heavy fronds and fruit stalks, gold medallion trees shed yellow blossoms and long seed pods in summer, and ficus leaves come down in every season. Then the rain shows up all at once. February is the wettest month in NOAA’s 1991 to 2020 normals for downtown Los Angeles, averaging 3.64 inches, and NOAA’s El Niño advisory points to a strong 2026-27 season. These lots are flat, so a clogged downspout sends water straight to the foundation.
Robinson O’Brien-Bours owns The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Los Angeles, and our crews run from our Highland Avenue base in Hollywood to Arlington Heights, Mid-City and the rest of the basin. Here we form seamless gutters on your driveway, swap rotted fascia before hanging anything new, clean by hand and fit BroGuard where palms overhang the roof. Before winter, our El Niño gutter preparation guide walks through the checks that matter on a flat lot. California contractor license 1140218, bonded and insured.
Book a Free Arlington Heights EstimateWhat we handle around Arlington Heights
- Mexican fan palm fronds and fruit stalks
- Gold medallion blossoms and seed pods in summer
- Ficus leaves that drop in every season
- Pre-1940 fascia and eaves on the numbered avenues
- Standing water on flat lots near Pico and Venice
- 4th Avenue
- 5th Avenue
- 7th Avenue
- Norton Avenue
- Pico Boulevard
- Tate-McCoy Homestead
- Arlington Heights Elementary
- Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. Middle School
Local Data
Arlington Heights gutter facts at a glance
Old lots, tall palms and a short, heavy rainy season set the agenda for gutters in Arlington Heights.
- Original tract sold
- 1904A 60-acre parcel here was sold and subdivided, and its lots were listed for sale by 1906.
- Housing built before 1940
- 44 percentShare of housing units in census tracts 2181.10 and 2181.20 in the ACS 2020 to 2024 five-year estimates.
- Wettest month
- 3.64 inFebruary’s 1991 to 2020 NOAA precipitation normal at the Downtown USC station.
- Most common street tree
- Mexican fan palmLeads the city street tree inventory on the blocks between Crenshaw Boulevard and Arlington Avenue.
- Our recommendation
- Clean in fall, guard palmsClean before December, check fascia on pre-war houses, and add BroGuard wherever palms or ficus hang over the roof.
ZIP codes we cover here: 90019, 90006
Sources: Arlington Heights, Los Angeles, Wikipedia (1904 tract history and Historic-Cultural Monuments); U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates, table B25034, tracts 2181.10 and 2181.20 (via Census Reporter); NOAA NCEI 1991-2020 monthly normals, Los Angeles Downtown USC (USW00093134); City of Los Angeles StreetsLA street tree inventory (TreeKeeper data)
Services
Gutter Services for Arlington Heights Homes
Each service is set up for palm-lined avenues, older houses and a rainy season that peaks in February.
Seamless aluminum, copper or bonderized steel formed in your driveway and cut to the run, sized so a February downpour does not spill over the front of the trough.
Learn more Gutter CleaningPalm fronds, fruit stalks, gold medallion pods and ficus leaves scooped out by hand, then every downspout flushed so it drains away from the house.
Learn more Gutter RepairSagging hangers, split seams and loose downspouts fixed on Arlington Heights homes, with soft fascia replaced before it lets the gutter pull free.
Learn more BroGuard Gutter GuardsStainless micro-mesh that keeps palm litter and small ficus leaves out of the trough while heavy winter rain still runs straight through.
Learn more Fire HardeningMetal gutters, metal downspouts and non-combustible mesh, so nothing along your roof edge is plastic that can warp or split in the summer sun.
Learn more Maintenance ProgramVisits booked before the December rain and again after summer bloom, so palm and ficus debris never gets a full season to build up.
Learn moreHow it works
From first call to clean rooflines
- 1Call or book online
Tell us what is going on with your Arlington Heights gutters. Same local team answers.
- 2On-site walkthrough
A Solutionist checks the roofline, downspouts and drainage and gives you a written estimate.
- 3The work gets done
Seamless runs formed in your driveway, cleaning and repairs finished the same visit when possible.
- 4Walkthrough and clean-up
We flush-test the system, show you the results and leave the property cleaner than we found it.
Why the Brothers
Why Arlington Heights Homeowners Call the Brothers
We plan cleanings around what Mexican fan palms and ficus drop on your block, and add mesh where they hang over the roof.
Close to half the housing here predates 1940, so we check fascia and eaves before any new run goes up.
Downspout extensions or underground lines carry water away from foundations on level lots that cannot shed it on their own.
Robinson O’Brien-Bours owns this franchise. Call (213) 205-6598 for a free written estimate in Arlington Heights.
Year-round
Your Arlington Heights gutter calendar
Our Arlington Heights calendar follows the palms and the rain.
- Fall · Oct to NovClear the year’s litter
Palm fronds, fruit stalks and summer seed pods come out, and downspouts are tested before the first storm.
- Winter · Dec to MarStorm calls
February brings the most rain, so we handle overflow, clogs and runs that let go under the load.
- Spring · Apr to JunPost-storm check
Seams, hangers and fascia inspected after the wet months, and BroGuard fitted where palms overhang.
- Summer · Jul to SepBuild season
Dry weather for new seamless runs and fascia work while gold medallion trees drop their blossoms.
El Niño 2026-27
Getting Arlington Heights gutters ready for El Niño
NOAA has an El Niño Advisory in effect for the 2026-27 winter. On Arlington Heights homes, the job is making sure every downspout carries roof water away from the walls and foundation before the first big system arrives. Book a pre-storm cleaning and downspout test now.
See the full LA El Niño gutter checklistThe Work
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Reviews
What Los Angeles Homeowners Say
“I hired The Brothers That Just Do Gutters to install some gutters above my driveway. The installer was Emiliano. He did an amazing job, didn’t take too much time, was very professional, and charged a fair price. I would highly recommend this company and installer to anyone.”
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Posted on GoogleArlington Heights Gutter Questions, Answered
Palms, mostly. Mexican fan palms are the most common street tree between Crenshaw and Arlington, and they drop fronds and fruit stalks that jam a downspout outlet. Chitalpa, gold medallion trees and ficus add blossoms, pods and small leaves on top of that. A cleaning before December and BroGuard mesh on the worst runs keep the trough open when the rain finally arrives.
Usually, yes. About 44 percent of the housing in the tracts around 4th Avenue and Norton Avenue predates 1940, so we see a lot of tired fascia and patched eaves. We probe the wood first, replace any soft boards, then hang seamless runs on new hangers. On an Arlington Heights home that order of work keeps the new gutter from pulling loose in the first big storm.
Away from the house and toward the street or a planted area that can soak it up. Arlington Heights lots are level, so water leaving a downspout tends to pool right where it lands. Extensions are the simple fix, and on a tight side yard an underground line can carry it out toward the curb. We look at grading and hardscape on the estimate visit.
October or November. NOAA’s normals for downtown Los Angeles show just over half an inch falling from May through September, then December, January and February deliver most of the year’s rain, with February the wettest at 3.64 inches. Cleaning in fall clears the palm litter and summer bloom before the first storm, which matters more with a strong El Niño in the forecast.
Yes. Our crews work every block from Crenshaw Boulevard to Arlington Avenue, including 4th, 5th and 7th Avenues, Norton Avenue, the streets around Arlington Heights Elementary and Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. Middle School, and the homes along Pico Boulevard. We also serve neighboring Mid-City. Call (213) 205-6598 for a free written estimate.
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Free estimates
Ready for gutters that keep up with Arlington Heights palms and winter rain?
A free written estimate from a crew owned and based in Los Angeles. Seamless gutters formed on-site, hand cleaning, fascia repair and BroGuard mesh for the palm-lined avenues west of Arlington.
The Brothers That Just Do Gutters · Los Angeles · (213) 205-6598 · Serving Arlington Heights and Mid-City, CA
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