Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Burton Valley, Lafayette, CA

Probably, if they have been patched for years. About two-thirds of homes in the Burton Valley census tract were built in the 1950s and 1960s. Look for drips at the seams, runs that sag between hangers, peeling paint on the trim and water spilling over the front in a hard rain. We check the whole system and tell you plainly whether a repair will do or a seamless replacement makes more sense.

Twice a year for most homes: once in late fall after the leaves and acorns come down, and again in spring. The Walnut Creek 2.3 WSW station averages about 24 inches of rain a year, and almost all of it falls between November and April, so a trough packed with oak leaves in December overflows fast. BroGuard stainless micro-mesh keeps leaves and acorns out and cuts down on full clean-outs.

Much of Burton Valley is mapped in a High fire hazard severity zone on CAL FIRE’s 2025 map for local areas, with some pockets mapped lower. Use the Roofline Fire Report below to check your exact address. Where California’s wildland-urban interface code applies, it calls for noncombustible gutters and a way to keep leaves from piling up in them, which is what our metal gutters and BroGuard mesh are for.

Away from the foundation and toward a spot where the water can soak in or reach the street safely. The City of Lafayette has pointed out that Burton Valley’s storm drains are privately owned, so keeping leaves out of gutters and drain lines matters here. We extend downspouts, pitch each run toward its outlet and can connect downspouts to an underground drain line when the yard needs it.

Yes. We work across Burton Valley, including homes off Merriewood Drive, Burton Valley Road, Los Palos Drive, Via Los Colorados and St. Mary’s Road, plus the rest of Lafayette, Happy Valley, Orinda and Walnut Creek. If you are unsure whether your street is in our area, call (925) 905-9555 and we will confirm before booking.