Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Ygnacio Valley, Concord, CA

Ygnacio Valley Gutter Solutionists

Gutters for Ygnacio Valley homes from the 1960s and 1970s

Ygnacio Valley takes its name from Ygnacio Sibrian, who built the valley’s first roofed house around 1850. Today the name covers the long valley floor that Ygnacio Valley Road follows from the Heather Farm area of Walnut Creek, past Oak Grove Road and Lime Ridge, into Concord toward the Clayton line. Orchards gave way to houses after the Eichler Company started the valley’s first major subdivision on a former orchard tract in 1955. In the six census tracts along the road, 64.5 percent of homes were built in the 1960s and 1970s and 74.0 percent before 1980. The Concord 2.1 SE station, a NOAA gauge about half a mile from Ygnacio Valley Road, averages 19.10 inches of rain a year.

Mohammad Awadalla and Syed Rizwan own The Brothers That Just Do Gutters San Ramon as a family business, and our crews come up Interstate 680 to Ygnacio Valley from our Livermore base. On the job we form seamless aluminum, copper and galvalume gutters in 5, 6 and 7 inch sizes right at the house, clean each run, flush the downspouts, repair leaks, sags and rotted fascia, put on BroGuard stainless micro-mesh, and run underground drainage when roof water keeps finding the foundation. Our license is CSLB #1115646, we are fully insured, and Google reviewers give us 4.9 stars.

Most of these houses have stood through more than 45 winters, and their gutters show it: some are patched originals, others are replacements that have grown old themselves. The valley’s ranch-style homes and Eichlers sit under low-slope roofs, and on a low-slope roof a gutter that has lost its pitch holds water instead of moving it. Street and yard trees planted when the tracts were new are now full grown, and the edges of the valley back onto the oak grassland of Lime Ridge, so the trough fills every fall.