Seamless Gutters & Gutter Guards in Columbia, South Carolina

Gutter work in Columbia

Columbia's older neighborhoods are what make gutter work here different. Shandon, Rosewood, Heathwood and Forest Acres sit under some of the heaviest oak and pecan canopy in the state, and the 1920s to 1960s houses there often still carry the original steel or early sectional aluminum gutters. Those systems leak at every seam and clog with leaves each fall, and the fascia behind them has usually taken decades of overflow.

North and east of downtown the picture flips. The subdivisions along Clemson Road, Hard Scrabble and Killian Road are mostly 1990s to 2010s construction with builder-grade 5-inch gutters that were sized for the plans, not the weather. Columbia averages close to 45 inches of rain a year, much of it in short, violent summer thunderstorms, and a 5-inch gutter at an inside corner is where we see overflow most.

Both halves of the city sit on the same slow-draining red clay, so where the downspouts discharge matters as much as the gutter itself. We look at the grade around the house at every estimate, not just the roof edge.

Neighborhoods and areas we serve

Shandon, Rosewood, Forest Acres, Heathwood, Earlewood, Elmwood Park, the Northeast (Clemson Road, Two Notch, Killian), Lake Carolina, Dentsville and the Fort Jackson area.

Why Columbia homeowners call us

• The owners do the work. Tyler, Colten and Andrew List are on every job. No subcontractors.
• Fabricated in your driveway. 6-inch K-style .027 aluminum, rolled to the exact length of each run.
• One day on most homes. Measured at the estimate, built and installed on the day.
• Line-item estimate within 24 hours. Free, written, no ballparks.
• Near-zero callbacks. 4 across 200+ installs, and we walk every job with you before we leave.