Projects
What we actually get called for.
Seven situations that come up again and again across the Valley. If yours is on this list, you will find how it develops, how we work out what is causing it, and what fixing it properly involves.
Peoria
Fascia wash on a Peoria tract home
The single most common job we do. A house delivered without gutters, several summers of runoff down the same stretch of fascia, and wood that has gone soft behind the paint.
Read more →Scottsdale
Tile-roof installation in Scottsdale
Concrete and clay tile is the Scottsdale default, and it changes how the gutter attaches, how the water arrives, and how much the finished line matters.
Read more →Phoenix
Sinking pavers in Phoenix
The patio starts to dip and everyone assumes the pavers were laid badly. Usually the pavers are fine and the base underneath has been quietly washing away for three summers.
Read more →Glendale
Palo verde debris and guards in Glendale
Palo verde does not drop leaves so much as shed a constant fine litter, and during bloom the volume is genuinely surprising. It is the debris case that most guard marketing does not describe.
Read more →Valley-wide
Pine, mesquite and palo verde vs your roofline
Not a project so much as a decision. Which trees actually cause gutter problems in Arizona, what each one does differently, and whether the answer is guards, a maintenance rhythm, or the saw.
Read more →Surprise
Downspout to drain line in Surprise
Gutters were installed, the roof water is being collected properly, and the yard still floods. That is because collecting the water and disposing of it are two different jobs.
Read more →Valley-wide
Parapet and scupper drainage on a commercial building
Flat and low-slope roofs behind parapet walls do not take conventional gutters. They drain through scuppers, and the overflow provisions are a code matter rather than a preference.
Read more →Not sure which one is yours?
That is normal, and it is genuinely fine. Most people who call us describe a symptom — water somewhere it should not be — rather than a cause. Working out which of these you actually have is our job, not yours, and it is what the free estimate is for.