Gutter Installation, Repair & Replacement in Houston, TX

Gutter installation in Houston is a foundation decision

Houston averages close to fifty inches of rain a year, and most of it arrives in short, heavy bursts. Gutters that are undersized, sagging, or missing let that water pour off the roof edge and straight into the soil next to your slab.

That matters more here than almost anywhere. Much of Greater Houston sits on expansive clay. Soak it and it swells. Dry it out and it shrinks. The foundation moves with it. Gutter installation is the least expensive thing you can do to keep roof water away from the spots that cause the most expensive problems.

Seamless gutters, formed on site to fit your roofline

Sectional gutters come in pieces with a seam every few feet, and seams are where leaks start. Seamless aluminum gutters are run on site in one continuous length per side of the house. For most Houston homes, five inch seamless gutters are the right size. Six inch gutters go on roofs with steep pitches or long runs that shed a lot of water at once. The walkthrough decides which, along with where every downspout should land.

Gutter repair or gutter replacement: which one you actually need

One leaking corner or a hanger that pulled loose is a repair. Rust, separated seams, sagging sections, and water spilling over during ordinary rain usually run the length of the system, and that is a replacement. We will tell you which after looking at the whole run, not just the part you noticed.

Rotted fascia behind an old gutter gets replaced before the new one goes up. A new gutter screwed into soft wood is a repeat visit waiting to happen.

Gutter guards that match the trees you have

Live oaks drop leaves and pollen strings. Pines drop needles that slide past most screens. Crepe myrtles drop everything. The right gutter guard depends on what is falling on your roof, how steep it is, and how much ladder time you want to avoid. We look at the trees before recommending a guard, because the one in the brochure is not always the one that works on your street.

Downspouts, drainage, and the ground around the house

A gutter system is only as good as where it dumps the water. Downspout extensions, splash blocks, and in some cases buried drain lines carry runoff away from the foundation, the flower beds, and the walkway that stays wet for two days after every storm. If a covered patio shares the roofline, its runoff gets planned into the same system instead of sheeting off the edge.

When gutter problems have already left their mark inside, we handle the interior water damage repairs as part of the same project.

Replace the gutters with the roof, and do it once

If a roof replacement in Houston is on the calendar, that is the moment to replace the gutters. Drip edge, fascia, and hangers all interact, and doing them together avoids a second round of ladders and a second setup charge. AllPhase handles both, so the sequence is planned in one estimate.

Gutter installation across Greater Houston

Gutter projects run across Greater Houston from the AllPhase base in Cypress. The pine heavy lots in the Spring area and the tree covered lots in The Woodlands are where guards earn their keep, and Sugar Land homes on clay soil are where downspout placement matters most. Katy, Tomball, Conroe, Kingwood, Humble, Bellaire, Spring Branch, and North Houston are covered on the same schedule. Send your ZIP code and a photo of the problem area with the estimate request, or get a free gutter estimate and we will schedule the walkthrough.