Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Mid-City, CA

Mid-City Gutter Solutionists

Gutters for Mid-City’s century-old neighborhoods

Mid-City covers about 3.47 square miles between Pico Boulevard and the Santa Monica Freeway, and some of the oldest planned neighborhoods on this side of town sit inside it. Victoria Park’s houses mostly went up between 1910 and 1915 around a palm-lined circle, in Arts and Crafts, Craftsman and Tudor styles. Lafayette Square opened in 1913 with 236 homes on eight blocks around St. Charles Place, and Wellington Square followed just south of Washington Boulevard, filling in with Spanish, Tudor, Craftsman and French Norman homes through the 1920s. Houses that old have deep eaves, decorative rafter tails and fascia that has been painted over for a hundred years.

Mid-City’s street trees are heavy on palms. StreetsLA counted 5,829 of them in the neighborhood council area, led by queen palm, southern magnolia, jacaranda, Canary Island date palm and Mexican fan palm. That adds up to fronds, palm fruit, big magnolia leaves and jacaranda bloom in the gutters at different times of year. Rain is the other half. Downtown’s NOAA station averages 14.25 inches a year, and 9.41 inches of that comes from December through February. In the 1997-98 El Niño, downtown took 31.01 inches, and the 2026-27 season is shaping up to be another strong one. On flat blocks between Venice and Washington, overflow sits against the foundation instead of running off.

The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Los Angeles is owned by Robinson O’Brien-Bours, and our crews work Mid-City and neighboring West Adams all year. On historic homes we form seamless runs on-site, offer copper gutters and half-round profiles that suit the architecture, replace rotted fascia first, clean by hand and add BroGuard mesh under palms and magnolias. Our El Niño gutter preparation checklist covers what to do before the first storm. Licensed by California (contractor license 1140218), bonded and insured.