Professional GutterInstallation & Repair
Seamless gutters professionally installed to protect your home's foundation from water damage. Custom-fit to your home and built to last.
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Gutters are your home's first line of defense against water damage. Improperly installed or failing gutters can lead to foundation erosion, basement flooding, and costly structural repairs. Apache Roofing & Construction installs seamless gutter systems custom-fit to your home.
- Seamless gutters — no joints, fewer leaks
- Protects your foundation & landscaping
- Custom-fit to your home
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- Licensed & Insured in Texas
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Gutter Services We Offer
From new installation to repairs and cleaning, we handle every aspect of your gutter system to keep your home protected year-round.
Why Gutters Matter More In San Antonio Than You Think
It does not rain here often — but when it does, it comes down hard, and every bit of water on your roof has to go somewhere. Without gutters, or with gutters that overflow, it sheets off the roof edge, lands beside the slab, and soaks in. Much of San Antonio sits on expansive clay that swells when wet and shrinks when dry; uneven moisture around the foundation is what cracks slabs, sticks doors, and opens gaps in brick. Toward Boerne and Helotes the ground is thinner and rockier, so the problem is erosion instead. Either way, the fix starts at the roof edge.
Signs your gutters are not doing their job
Water pouring over the front edge during a storm. Trenches in the mulch below the roofline. Gutters that sag, pull away from the fascia, or show daylight at the seams. Peeling paint or soft, dark wood on the fascia. Standing water days after rain, which means the pitch is wrong. Downspouts that end at the foundation with nothing to carry water away.
Seamless gutters, explained
Sectional gutters are joined every few feet, and every joint will eventually leak. Seamless gutters are formed from a continuous coil of aluminum at your house and cut to the exact length of each run, so the only seams are at corners and outlets — custom-fit, cleaner-looking, less to fail. Most homes here get K-style aluminum matched to the trim. Wider profiles and larger downspouts make sense on big roof planes, on metal roofs that shed water fast, or where a valley dumps into one spot.
How the process works with Apache
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Inspection & measurement
We measure every run, check the fascia and soffit for rot, and look at where water goes now versus where it should.
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Written plan
Profile and size, color, downspout count and placement, extensions or drains, any fascia repair, and whether guards make sense for your trees.
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Fascia first
Hanging new gutters on rotten wood wastes your money. If the board is soft, we replace it first.
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Installation
Formed on site, pitched toward the downspouts, hung with hidden hangers into solid wood, downspouts routed well clear of the slab.
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Water test & walkthrough
We run water through the system and walk it with you before we leave.
Guards, cleaning, and upkeep
Live oaks drop their leaves in late winter, pecans and cedar elms in fall, and cedar sheds year-round — so San Antonio gutters clog when you least expect it. Clear them at least twice a year and after any big storm; guards cut the maintenance but do not eliminate it. Look at the fascia every time you are up there: soft wood behind a gutter is the early warning for the fascia, soffit, and siding repairs that get expensive if they wait. And if a roof replacement is coming, do the gutters at the same time — one crew, one roof edge built as a system.
Questions San Antonio Homeowners Ask
Straight answers on seamless gutters, foundations, guards, and upkeep in the Texas climate.
Do I really need gutters in San Antonio if it does not rain that often?
Yes — because when it rains here, it comes down hard, and without gutters all of that water lands beside your slab. Much of Bexar County sits on clay soil that swells when wet and shrinks when dry, so a foundation soaked on one side and dry on the other is what cracks slabs and sticks doors.
What are seamless gutters, and are they worth it?
Sectional gutters are joined every few feet, and every joint is a place that will eventually leak. Seamless gutters are formed from a continuous coil of aluminum at your house and cut to the exact length of each run, so the only seams are at corners and outlets. They fit better, look cleaner, and there is less to fail.
Are gutter guards worth it in San Antonio?
It depends on your trees. Guards help most where big leaves are the problem — pecans, cedar elms, sycamores — and less against live oak tassels and cedar needles, which mat on top of the guard. They reduce cleaning; they do not eliminate it. We look at what is over your roof before recommending them.
How often should gutters be cleaned?
At least twice a year, and after any big storm. Live oaks drop their leaves in late winter, pecans and cedar elms in fall, and cedar sheds year-round, so San Antonio gutters clog when you least expect it. If water pours over the front edge during rain, it is overdue.
Should I replace my gutters when I replace my roof?
Often it is the right time. Gutters are disturbed during a tear-off, old hangers rarely go back in cleanly, and drip edge installed against sagging gutters can send water behind them and rot the fascia. If the gutters are sound we protect and rehang them; if not, doing both at once means one crew and one cleanup.
How long does gutter installation take?
It depends on the length of the runs, the number of corners and downspouts, whether fascia or soffit has to be repaired first, and the weather. Because seamless gutters are formed on site, a straightforward install is a short job compared with a roof — but we give you a realistic window once we have measured, not a promise over the phone.
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