Seattle gets 38 inches of rain a year, and most of it falls between October and April.
We've been installing and maintaining gutters across Seattle and the surrounding areas for nearly two decades. Our crews know the neighborhoods — from Ballard and Capitol Hill to Bellevue, Redmond, and Tacoma — and we understand what Seattle homes need. We're familiar with the mix of Craftsman bungalows, mid-century ramblers, and newer construction that make up the Seattle area, and we know how to work with local HOA requirements when they apply.
Seattle's weather is the real teacher, though. The prolonged winter rain from October through April, especially the heavy downpours November through January, means gutters here have to work hard. We've installed thousands of gutter systems that handle that kind of sustained moisture without pooling or backing up. We know which pitch angles work best on Seattle's varied rooflines, how to route downspouts away from foundations in tight yards, and when freeze-thaw cycles in December or January might stress a seam. When you call us for gutter installation in Seattle, you're getting a team that's done this work on your street, in your climate, on homes just like yours.
Every gutter system we install is cut to length on-site for a perfect fit. Here's what we offer:
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Most homes in the Seattle metro run between $1,200 and $2,800 for a complete seamless gutter installation, depending on your roofline length, the material you choose, and how many downspouts you need. Aluminum K-style is the standard and the most affordable. Copper costs more upfront but lasts longer and looks better as it ages. We give you a flat-rate estimate in writing, so there's no surprise when the invoice comes.
Most weeks we can get you in within two to three weeks of your estimate. If it's fall and we're backed up with the rain season coming, it might stretch to four weeks. Summer's faster. We schedule in person or by phone, and we show up on the day we promise. No call center, no rescheduling games.
Yes. Seattle gets 38 inches of rain a year, mostly between October and April, and the wet season here is relentless. You need gutters that handle prolonged saturation and frequent wind-driven rain. Seamless aluminum gutters are your best bet because there are no seams to leak when water sits in them all winter. We also pitch them right so water doesn't pool. On older homes with character, copper gutters age beautifully in Seattle's damp climate and won't corrode like they do in dry states. Gutter guards help too if you've got trees, but they're not magic in a place that gets this much steady rain.
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