Gutter Replacement in Rocklin, California

Your home was built before 2000

Most homes in Whitney Ranch, Stanford Ranch, and South Rocklin from the 80s and 90s have undersized 4-inch gutters. With our November-through-March rain patterns averaging 25+ inches annually, those old systems simply can't keep up during storms.

Multiple repairs in the last 2-3 years

If you're calling us repeatedly for leaks, sagging sections, or pulling hangers, you're throwing good money after bad. Once 25-30% of your system needs work, replacement costs less than ongoing patch jobs.

Foundation or landscape damage

Clay soil throughout Placer County doesn't drain well. If you're seeing pooling water near your foundation, soil erosion, or basement moisture after winter rains, your gutters aren't doing their job—even if they look fine.

Visible rust or holes

Once steel gutters start rusting through, or aluminum develops holes from years of debris sitting in corners, the damage spreads fast. Patching buys you maybe one more season.

Preparing to sell

Home inspectors flag old gutters every time. In Rocklin's competitive market, dated or damaged gutters can cost you thousands in negotiating power. New seamless systems add curb appeal and close deals faster.

Built for Placer County weather

We fabricate gutters on-site in continuous runs up to 100 feet—no seams, no leaks. When January storms dump 6+ inches in 48 hours, seamless systems handle the flow without the weak points that plague sectional gutters.

Heavy-gauge materials that last

We use .032-gauge aluminum—thicker than the flimsy .027 material common in older systems. That extra thickness matters when oak branches come down during Sierra windstorms or when you're leaning ladders against them for holiday lights.

Properly sized for local rainfall

Homes with steep rooflines (common on Sierra Boulevard and surrounding hillside neighborhoods) need 6-inch gutters, not 5-inch. We calculate capacity based on your roof area, pitch, and actual Rocklin rainfall data—not generic tables from out-of-state manufacturers.

Installation that holds up

Hidden hangers every 24 inches—not the old spike-and-ferrule method that loosens over time. We set proper slope so water flows to downspouts without creating standing pools where mosquitoes breed (a real issue in our warm summers).

Colors that match your home

30+ powder-coated finishes that won't fade in our intense California sun. We match your trim exactly—whether you're in a newer Granite Bay custom home or a classic Rocklin ranch from the 70s.