For landscape & hardscape contractors

Roof water is what keeps undoing your work.

You lay the pavers, you build the beds, and two monsoons later the base has washed out and the client thinks it was your install.

AZ ROC #365076 · CR-45
Commercial & residential
COI same day
Own crew, no re-subbing

What usually goes wrong

The four things a bad gutter sub costs you.

01

Erosion that reads as your fault

Concentrated roof runoff carries the fines out from under a paver base. Nothing is visible while it happens. Then the surface dips, and the client calls the person who laid it.

02

Planting that will not establish

A bed sitting under an unguttered roofline gets scoured every storm. New plantings do not stand a chance and the replacements do not either.

03

Downspouts pointed at your work

Where a gutter already exists, the discharge is frequently aimed straight at the patio or the bed. Collecting the water is only half a system.

04

A drainage scope you do not want to own

Roof drainage sits at the boundary of your trade. Taking it on stretches your licence and your crew. Ignoring it means your work keeps failing for reasons outside your control.

How we work instead

  • We handle the roof-water half so your install survives — gutters, downspout placement, and where the water actually goes.
  • Buried drain lines to a controlled outlet away from hardscape, rather than a splash block at the edge of your patio.
  • French drains where the ground stays saturated.
  • Rain tanks where capturing the water for irrigation makes more sense than moving it.
  • We coordinate directly with your crew and can bill through you or the homeowner.
  • Arizona ROC CR-45, our own insurance, our own employees.

Scopes we take

  • Seamless gutter installation to capture roof runoff
  • Downspout placement designed around your hardscape layout
  • Buried drain lines to controlled outlets
  • French drains for saturated areas
  • Hardscape drainage protection
  • Rain tanks and rainwater collection for irrigation
  • Scuppers on flat and parapet roofs

Before you award anything — to anyone

Arizona licences are classification-specific. Ask for the number and the classification, not just the number, and check it at roc.az.gov. A residential-only sheet metal classification (R-45) does not authorise commercial work.

Ours is #365076, CR-45 — commercial and residential. Look it up before you call us, not after.

How to hand us a job

  1. Call Antonio directly at (480) 978-7995. No dispatch, no form queue. Trade scopes move faster on the phone.
  2. Send the address or the plans. We can give a preliminary number off drawings or a quick look.
  3. We walk it. Exact scope and price in writing, plus a COI if your contract needs one.
  4. We schedule around you. Tell us the window and who else is on site.

Questions

Can you come in before we lay hardscape?
That is the ideal sequence and it is much cheaper for everyone. Getting the drain line in before the pavers go down beats trenching through finished work.
Do you bill us or the homeowner?
Either. Some partners want us invisible and billing through them; others want a direct relationship with the client. Your call.
The client says they do not want gutters. Now what?
Then the drainage conversation matters more, not less. Sometimes the answer is grading and a French drain and no gutters at all. We would rather solve it than sell a gutter.
Is Arizona soil really the problem?
It contributes. Ground that has been bone dry for months does not absorb a sudden monsoon dump — it sheds it. The water runs along the surface to the same low point every storm, and that low point is usually something you built.

Got a scope to price?

Call Antonio. Licensed CR-45, own crew, COI same day, and we move when your schedule moves.

Call (480) 978-7995 Free Estimate