San Antonio gutter companies: what to expect from us

How we work

We look before we quote. Every estimate comes from a ladder, with the fascia probed and the downspouts traced to where the water ends up. Not from the driveway with a tape. The price you get is the price you pay unless we find rot we couldn't have seen, and then you see it before we touch it.

We size for San Antonio. Thirty-two inches a year, most of it in a few April, May, September and October storms that run at an inch or two an hour. That means 3x4 downspouts as standard, 6-inch gutters on big and metal roofs, and an extension on every downspout, because on limestone and caliche the water has to be carried away, not dropped.

We tell you when you don't need us. If a $180 reseal fixes it, that's what we sell you. If your gutters have five good years left, we say so. If your house has a wide overhang and drains fine without gutters, we'll say that too.

What to expect from any gutter company in San Antonio

If you typed a gutter repair near me San Antonio search and ended up here, you're comparing us with a dozen others. Fair enough. There are plenty of gutter contractors San Antonio homeowners can call, and the good ones all work the same way. Whoever you call, expect:

• A written estimate with line items: gutter size and gauge, hanger type, downspout size and count, fascia per foot, guards per foot, haul-away. A number on a business card isn't an estimate.
• Proof of insurance on request, before the crew arrives.
• A crew that checks the fascia and the drainage, not just the gutter.
• Downspout extensions included, not upsold.
• A water test before they leave.
• No today-only price. The coil costs the same on Thursday.

If you're looking for the best gutter company San Antonio has, that list is the test. Any company that passes it will do a good job; there is no single best gutter company in San Antonio, only companies that do those six things and companies that don't.

Insurance and licensing

Texas has no license for gutter contractors, so nobody in this trade holds one and it's not something to ask for. What you can ask for is a certificate of general liability and workers' compensation insurance, and we'll send ours before the crew arrives. A company that won't produce it has given you your answer. After a hail storm the Texas Department of Insurance publishes guidance on checking any contractor's coverage before you sign, and it applies to gutters as much as roofs.

What we don't do

We don't do roofing, foundation repair or painting. We'll point out a roof problem when we see one, and you can take that to a roofer. We don't sell guards to people whose trees don't justify them, and we don't take a deposit on repairs.

Where we are

Based in San Antonio, working across Bexar County and into Kendall, Comal and Guadalupe counties: inside Loop 410, north through Stone Oak and Hollywood Park, northwest to Helotes, northeast through Schertz and Cibolo, west on IH-10 to Boerne and north on IH-35 to New Braunfels. Area codes 210 and 726. Our Alamo Heights and Boerne pages describe what's typical in those areas, and the pricing page has the numbers.

Call, text or request an estimate. Estimates are free and good for 30 days.