Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Valley Village, CA

Yes, because the debris does not wait for rain. Liquidambar seed balls, magnolia pods and sycamore leaf pile up all summer and bake dry, then the first real storm in fall hits a plugged downspout and the gutter overflows at the eave. A fall cleaning before the rainy season is the one that matters most.

If it is one or two joints on an otherwise solid run, we can reseal or replace those sections. If the seams are failing along the whole house, which is common once the sealant has dried out, seamless replacement is usually the better value. We will show you what we find and let you decide.

A fine metal micro-mesh like BroGuard. The spiky seed balls sit on top of the mesh and blow or brush off instead of dropping into the gutter, and the fine leaf does not pack through. Open screens and foam inserts let the small stuff in and end up needing more attention, not less.

Yes. Many Valley Village homes have too few downspouts for the roof area, and the ones they have discharge right at the slab. We add outlets where the water collects, and run extensions, splash blocks or an underground drain line so the water ends up in the yard or street instead of against the house.

Yes. Copper suits the traditional and Spanish-style homes in the neighborhood, lasts 50 years or more and handles the heat without fading or rusting. We form copper runs on site the same way we do aluminum. If you want the look without the copper price, color-matched seamless aluminum is the usual alternative.