Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Pico-Robertson, CA

Pico-Robertson Gutter Solutionists

Gutters for Pico-Robertson’s bungalows and duplexes

Pico-Robertson packs a lot onto about one square mile. Mapping L.A. puts it at 1.03 square miles with roughly 17,468 people per square mile, and you can see why on Shenandoah Street, Canfield Avenue or Cashio Street: 1920s Spanish Colonial bungalows, postwar houses and two-story duplexes stand shoulder to shoulder with newer apartment buildings. In ZIP 90035 the median home was built in 1961, and only about 23 percent of housing units are detached houses. That means a lot of shared rooflines, flat-roof scuppers and downspouts that empty into narrow side yards or right onto a walkway.

The trees are different here too. StreetsLA counted 8,609 street trees in the South Robertson area, and the most common are queen palm, Indian laurel fig, camphor, jacaranda and southern magnolia. Ficus drops small fruit that turns to paste in a wet gutter, camphor sheds most of its old leaves in spring, and palms add fruit and frond pieces year round. Rain is modest, with the two closest NOAA stations averaging 14.05 and 17.73 inches a year, but nearly all of it arrives between December and March. A blocked downspout on a duplex then sends water over the edge onto a stucco wall or a neighbor’s driveway.

The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Los Angeles is owned by Robinson O’Brien-Bours, and our crews work the streets around Robertson Recreation Center and along Pico Boulevard regularly. We hand-clean and flush systems, form seamless gutters on-site, fix leaks and sags, add BroGuard mesh where ficus and palms hang over the roof, and set duplex and small building owners up on our maintenance program. Licensed under California contractor license 1140218, bonded and insured.