New seamless rain gutters, gutter repair, and gutter guards that keep water off your roof edge, walls, and foundation. LionRidge Roofing handles gutter installation and repair for homes across Los Angeles County.
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Rain gutters do a simple job that matters a lot: they catch the water coming off your roof and carry it away from the house. When they leak, sag, or overflow, that water rots fascia boards, stains walls, and pools around your foundation. Southern California only gets a few months of real rain, so gutter problems often go unnoticed until the first big storm. We install new seamless gutters and downspouts, repair the ones you have, and add gutter guards to keep leaves and debris out. And because we’re roofers, we make sure your gutters and roof edge work together.
Everything your gutters need, from a quick repair to a complete new system.
Leaks, sagging sections, and loose or damaged gutters fixed.
Guards that keep leaves and debris out so water keeps flowing.
New seamless rain gutters and downspouts sized and sloped for your home.
Seams and corners that allow water to escape
Gutters pulling away from the house
Debris blocking water flow
Improper drainage away from foundation
When gutters can’t carry water away, it spills over the edge, runs behind the fascia, and soaks the ground right next to your house. Over time that leads to rotted wood, stained stucco, cracked walkways, and foundation problems. Keeping your gutters in good shape, and adding guards if you have trees nearby, prevents all of it.
Here’s what to expect when you call LionRidge Roofing about your gutters.
We inspect your entire gutter system for damage, clogs, and proper slope and drainage.
We explain what we found and give you a clear estimate for repair, new gutters, or gutter guards.
Our team repairs or installs your gutters and guards with careful attention to slope and drainage.
We run water through the system to check drainage, then clean up completely.
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Answers to common questions about rain gutters, gutter repair, and gutter guards.
Common signs include water spilling over the edge during rain, gutters sagging or pulling away from the house, cracks or rust holes, peeling paint or stains on the walls below, and water pooling around the foundation. If you notice any of these, schedule a free inspection.
If your gutters are mostly sound, a repair usually does the job: resealing leaking joints, replacing hangers, or swapping out a damaged section. If they’re rusted through, pulling away in many places, or too small for your roof, new gutters are usually the better investment. We install seamless gutters, which have far fewer joints and so far fewer places to leak. We’ll tell you honestly whether a repair or a replacement makes sense.
Sagging is usually caused by the weight of debris and standing water, loose or missing hangers, rotted wood behind the gutter, or simple age. Re-securing the gutter with new hangers often fixes it. If the wood behind it has rotted, that needs to be addressed too, or the problem will come back.
Yes. Gutter guards cover the top of your gutters to keep leaves, pine needles, and other debris out while letting rainwater through. They’re especially worth it if you have trees near your roof. We’ll recommend the right type for your home.
They cut down on clogs and cleaning a lot, but they don’t eliminate maintenance completely. Fine debris and dirt can still collect on top of the guards over time, so an occasional check is still a good idea.
Yes. When gutters clog or overflow, water can back up at the roof edge, rot the fascia and roof sheathing, and shorten the life of your roof. Many leaks that look like roof leaks actually start as gutter problems.
Yes. We check gutters during our roof inspections, and it often makes sense to replace or repair gutters at the same time as a new roof, so the roof edge and gutters are done right together.
Well-maintained metal gutters commonly last 20 years or more. The hangers, sealants, and downspouts often need attention before the gutters themselves wear out, so small repairs along the way can stretch their life.
It usually means downspouts are too short, clogged, or pointing the wrong way, or the gutters are overflowing because of clogs or poor slope. Water collecting against your foundation is worth fixing quickly, so give us a call if you see standing water near the house after rain.
Yes. Overflowing water can wick under the roof edge, behind the fascia boards, and into walls and ceilings. If you’re seeing water inside, our roof leak repair team can track down whether it’s the gutters or the roof.
Many LA homes do well with standard 5-inch gutters, but larger roofs or steeper slopes may need 6-inch gutters and larger downspouts to keep up during heavy rain. We size the system to the amount of roof area draining into it.
Before the rainy season. In Southern California, most of the year’s rain falls between about November and March, so late summer and fall are ideal for repairing or replacing gutters and adding guards. That said, if your gutters are leaking or pulling away now, it’s worth fixing right away.
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