Gutter Inspection
Every run and outlet checked, with photos.
Read about gutter inspectionGutters and drainage in Allen, TX
Allen sits between Plano and McKinney in Collin County, the same county where the April 2016 supercell did its worst. We inspect after storms, repair the parts that failed and tell you plainly when a system needs more.
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Short answer. Gutter work in Allen often starts after a storm: an inspection to see what hail or wind did, then repairs to the parts that failed. Dents along the front lip and crushed downspout elbows are easy to miss from the yard, so we go up the ladder and photograph everything.
On April 11, 2016 a supercell crossed Collin County and hit nearby Wylie hardest, affecting about 80 percent of homes there and setting a 5.25 inch hailstone record for the NWS Fort Worth forecast area. Storms like that leave damage across a wide swath, and gutters take hits that are hard to see from the lawn.
Not every dent means replacement. A run with light dents that still drains can stay; a crushed downspout or a section holding water cannot. An inspection sorts one from the other before you spend money, and gives you photos if you need them for a claim.
Most requested
Every run and outlet checked, with photos.
Read about gutter inspectionDented sections and crushed elbows replaced.
Read about gutter repairBigger downspouts on runs that back up.
Read about downspout installationGuards matched to the trees overhead.
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Local questions
Straight answers for homeowners here. Anything else, call and ask.
Yes. Dents and crushed downspouts are easy to miss from the ground.
No. Light dents on a run that drains can stay; crushed or water-holding sections should be replaced.
Yes, before anything is moved.
Yes, from our Dallas office.
Call and we will check your gutters and tell you straight what they need.
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