Gutter Drainage Improvement

What This Service Involves

Sometimes the gutters are fine but the overall drainage plan is not, and water still ends up where it should not be. We look at the complete path from roof to gutter to downspout to the ground and find where the Northwest rain load is overwhelming the system. That might mean adding outlets, resizing troughs, correcting slope, or extending discharge lines away from the foundation. The goal is a system that handles a sustained October storm without overflowing or pooling anywhere.

Benefits

Addresses the whole drainage path, not just one component; pinpoints where heavy rain overwhelms the current setup; adds outlets or capacity where overflow occurs; corrects slope and routing that cause pooling; protects the foundation from chronic saturation

Our Process

1) Evaluate the full path from roof to ground discharge; 2) Identify overflow points and capacity shortfalls; 3) Add outlets, resize, or re-slope as needed; 4) Extend discharge away from the foundation and test

What Affects the Cost

Scope of the improvements identified; added outlets, resizing, or re-sloping work; extension or buried drainage additions; number of stories and access; complexity of the existing roofline

Best Time of Year

Improve drainage before the wet season so upgrades are proven ahead of peak rainfall.