Gutter repair and installation in Roseville, CA

Gutters in Roseville

Roseville built out fast from the late 1980s on, and the gutters went up with the houses. Highland Reserve, Diamond Oaks, Woodcreek Oaks and Stoneridge are 1990s and early-2000s; Westpark, Fiddyment Farm and the newer neighborhoods off Blue Oaks are 2005 onward. Almost all of it is stucco with concrete S-tile or flat tile roofs, and most of the gutters were hung by the builder's sub at shingle height, tight to the fascia, behind the line of water coming off the tile. That's why so many Roseville homeowners tell us their gutters "don't work in a real storm" even when they're clean.

The older part of town — Cirby, the streets around Royer Park, Sierra Gardens — is 1950s–70s with composition roofs, mature trees and original gutters, so the work there looks more like Carmichael: reseal, re-hang, replace.

Sun City Roseville and the Del Webb neighborhoods have their own pattern: single-story tile homes on small lots, a lot of them with gutters only over the entry and patio, and owners who don't want to be on a ladder. Cleaning and guard work is most of what we do there.

The oaks

Roseville's tree ordinance kept the valley oaks and blue oaks in the newer subdivisions, which is good for the neighborhood and hard on gutters. An oak drops small leaves in fall, acorns in October and November, and catkins in April, and a 6-inch gutter under one fills faster than any 5-inch anywhere else in the region. Stainless micro-mesh is the guard that handles catkins; screens don't. Gutter repair Roseville CA homeowners call for under the oaks is often a re-hang: the weight of wet acorns and leaves has pulled the hangers out.

The soil

Placer County hardpan sits a foot or two under much of Roseville. Water doesn't soak away; it sits. A downspout dumping at the slab keeps the ground wet against the foundation for the whole rain season, and on the older raised-foundation homes near downtown it ends up in the crawl space. Every job here gets extensions to at least four feet, or a connection to the yard drain the builder ran to the street if it's still clear.

What we do here

• Gutter repair — re-hangs under the oaks, corners, downspouts
• Gutter replacement and installation — seamless 5-inch and 6-inch aluminum, and most of it on tile
• Gutters for tile roofs — long-reach hangers, tile lifted and reset, gutter set to catch the tile lip
• Gutter guards — micro-mesh under the oaks, screens elsewhere
• Gutter cleaning — late November, and again in late January under the oaks

HOA note

Most Roseville communities have architectural guidelines that cover gutter color. We match trim or stucco from the manufacturer's chart and can send the spec sheet to your committee. Westpark and Fiddyment Farm ask most often; it's one page and has never been a problem.

Pricing in Roseville

Same as Sacramento. Repairs $175–$700, seamless aluminum $11–$19 per foot, tile-roof hangers $2–$4 per foot on top. A two-story tile home in Highland Reserve with 220 feet of 6-inch gutter and six downspouts typically lands at $3,500–$4,800 installed. Cleaning $140–$350 by size. The pricing page has the full tables.

Nearby

Rocklin, Granite Bay, Lincoln, Loomis and Citrus Heights. Gutter repair Rocklin CA homeowners book is the same crew and price as Roseville — Whitney Ranch, Stanford Ranch and Sunset Whitney are the same tile roofs and the same oaks. Zip codes 95661, 95678, 95747, 95677 and 95765.