Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in St. Francis Wood, San Francisco, CA

Most homes here need it twice a year, once in late fall and again in spring. Streets planted with Monterey pine or eucalyptus send needles and leaf down for much of the year, so homes under them often need a third visit. San Francisco averages close to 23 inches of rain, mostly from November to March. BroGuard micro-mesh turns those extra visits into quick checks.

For many homes, yes. Copper has a long service life, weathers to a natural patina and suits the Spanish Colonial, Mediterranean and Tudor Revival designs common here. We form seamless copper on-site in a profile chosen for the house. Painted aluminum is a lower cost option that can also look right. The written estimate prices both so you can compare.

Check with the St. Francis Wood Homes Association before changing anything visible on the outside of the house. Building plans here have gone through association review since the neighborhood opened, and changes are judged against its architectural guidelines. We give you a written scope listing material, profile, color and downspout locations, so you have it ready for that review.

Yes. Clay tile and slate can crack if they are walked on carelessly, so we plan ladder placement and access to keep weight off the roof wherever we can, and work from the edge when the gutter allows it. If we find cracked or slipped pieces during the visit, we photograph them and let you know so a roofer can follow up.

Yes. St. Francis Wood shares our San Francisco routes with West Portal, Miraloma Park and the Sunset District, and our Sunnyvale crews cover the Peninsula up into the city. The same local team answers (650) 600-0598, and every estimate is free, written and scheduled around you.