Gutters protect your siding, windows, landscaping and foundation by carrying water away from the house. When they clog, sag or leak, that water goes where it shouldn’t. Gutters are where Stoked started.
Gutter installation
New gutters and downspouts sized and pitched for your roof, for new homes, replacements, or areas that never had gutters.
Water spilling over the edge during rain or snowmelt
Gutters sagging or pulling away from the fascia
Drips or rust at seams and corners
Plants, needles or debris visible in the gutter
Puddles or erosion near the foundation
Big icicles hanging from the gutters in winter
With the gutter off, you can see whether the fascia behind it is still sound.
A gutter guard along the roof edge.
Foothills homes & pine needles
Pine needles slip through some gutter covers and pack down into a dense mat that blocks downspouts. If you’re in Evergreen, Conifer or anywhere with tall pines, ask me about gutter filters made to handle needles.
Most homes benefit from cleaning at least once a year, usually in the fall. Homes under trees — especially pines in the foothills — often need it more, or are good candidates for gutter guards.
Do gutter guards really help?
Gutter filters and guards keep most leaves, needles and debris out of the gutter so water can flow. They cut down on clogs and how often you need cleaning. I can talk you through which type fits your home.
Why are my gutters overflowing?
Usually it’s a clog in the gutter or downspout, a gutter that isn’t pitched correctly, or gutters that are too small for the roof area they drain. I’ll find the cause and fix it.
Can clogged gutters cause ice dams?
Clogged gutters hold water and ice at the roof edge, which can make ice dams worse. Keeping gutters clear going into winter is one of the simplest ways to help.
Gutters giving you trouble?
Tell me what’s going on with your roof or gutters and I’ll get back to you. Rather talk? Call me at (720) 539-3847, Mon–Fri 7am–5pm or Sat 8am–1pm. — Ethan
