Family‑owned since 1997Oregon CCB #233705Portland & SW Washington
Family‑owned since 1997 · Oregon CCB #233705
Family‑owned since 1997Oregon CCB #233705Portland & SW Washington
Family‑owned since 1997 · Oregon CCB #233705
Gutter installation, cleaning, repair and guards, plus roof moss treatment and pressure washing — roof and gutter maintenance for homes across Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, WA, done by our own crew since 1997.
Instant price ranges and online booking, 24/7 · Free in-person estimates
Most gutter companies either install gutters or clean them. As a full-service gutter contractor we do both — plus the roof moss and grit that cause half the problems — so one call covers your roof and gutter maintenance, and nobody hands your job to a subcontractor.
Our forming machine comes to the house and runs each gutter to its exact length, so there are no factory splices over your entry or garage. Then we choose the profile from your roof area, pitch and valleys. On Portland homes with big roof planes or firs overhead, the 5-inch gutter that came with the house is often the problem.
Most Portland gutter companies won’t give you a number until someone drives out. Our free virtual gutter estimate works around the clock and prices the job from the details of your home — stories, roofline, access, gutter profile and debris — instead of a flat per-house rate.
Online estimates are preliminary and non-binding. A photo can’t show rot behind a fascia board, so a person confirms measurements, access and drainage before any price is final.
How the tool works
Portland averages roughly 36 inches of rain a year, most of it between October and April (NOAA climate normals). A gutter that can’t keep up rarely fails all at once — it shows up first as stains, sags and soggy beds. Where the water goes next matters too: the city publishes downspout disconnection guidance for routing roof runoff on your property.
| What you see | What’s usually happening | What fixes it |
|---|---|---|
| Water sheets over the front edge in steady rain | Fir needles and roof grit packed into a mat at the outlet — or a gutter too small for the roof feeding it. | Clean and flush first. If a clean gutter still overflows, it’s a sizing problem. Gutter cleaning |
| Dark streaks or soft wood behind the gutter | Water is getting behind the back edge: a missing drip edge, a gutter set too low, or a back that’s pulled off the board. | Reset or re-hang the run, and deal with soft fascia before new hardware goes in. Gutter repair |
| A run that sags, or hangers backing out | Wet debris weight the hangers were never spaced for, or fascia too tired to hold a fastener. | Re-hang with tighter spacing where the load concentrates. Gutter repair |
| Standing water days after the storm passes | The run has lost its fall toward the downspout, so water and sediment sit and corrode the seams. | Re-pitch the run. Another cleaning won’t change the slope. Gutter repair |
| Needles back within weeks of a cleaning | Mature Douglas fir, cedar or pine overhead. Needles slip through screens and lock together at the outlet. | Fine micro-mesh guards matched to the debris you actually get. Gutter guards |
| Moss on the shingles, grit in the gutter | Shaded roof planes hold moisture, grow moss, and shed granules into a heavy sludge that never dries out. | Treat and clear the roof, then flush the gutters below it. Roof cleaning & moss |
| Rust, split seams and repairs that don’t hold | The system is at the end of its life, or was undersized for the roof from day one. | Replace with seamless gutter sized to the roof — often 6-inch here. Gutter replacement |
Clean gutter, still overflowing? Enter your roof dimensions and pitch to see the gutter width and downspout count your roof actually needs.
Use the gutter sizing calculatorThese come off our own gutter cleaning, repair and moss jobs in the Portland metro — what we found, what we did about it, and what changed. Send us photos of yours and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s a cleaning, a repair or a replacement.
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All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care has been a family-owned gutter company in Portland, Oregon since 1997. Gutters aren’t a sideline for us: we roll-form seamless gutter on site, maintain the systems already on the house, and come back season after season.
5,000+ residential projects. 3 million feet of gutter installed. 100+ commercial properties. One family running it since 1997.
★★★★★
“From Emily in the office to Chase on the job site their bid was competitive, the communication was great, they were punctual, and the work was done in a short time.”
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“They did a great job putting up my new gutters and cleaning my roof in a short amount of time. They cleaned everything up before they left and had me inspect their job.”
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“We have used them to keep our gutters clear for years. Very easy to schedule and the technicians are so friendly, fast and efficient.”
No sales presentation at your kitchen table and no financing pitch. You tell us what the gutter is doing, we look at it, and you get a straight number.
Use the estimate tool, book online, call, or send photos. “Overflow at one corner” or “needles every six weeks” is plenty to start.
Cleaning and repair can usually be priced from the tool and your photos. For new gutters we measure the roof and check fascia, valleys and outlets first.
You see what we recommend and what can wait. If a repair will hold for years, we say so instead of quoting a replacement.
Our crew does the work, hauls the debris and flushes the system so you can watch it drain. Installs carry our lifetime workmanship warranty.
Home base
All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care
24023 NE Shea Ln, Suite 204Our service area
We work out of Wood Village at the east edge of Multnomah County and run set routes from there — across the river into Clark County, south through Clackamas County and west to the Washington County suburbs.
Don’t see your town? View the full service area or ask — we’ll tell you straight if you’re in range.
Short versions of what homeowners ask about gutter cleaning, repair, replacement, guards and roof moss. Each service page goes deeper on scope, timing and price.
Ask us a questionIt depends on the number of stories, the total length of gutter, how many downspouts there are, how packed the debris is and how easy the roofline is to reach. A single-story ranch and a three-story house under fir trees are very different jobs.
The fastest way to a real number is our virtual gutter estimate, which gives a starting range for your home in about two minutes.
Twice a year for most metro homes: late fall, once most leaves and needles are down, and again in spring after the winter storms. Under mature Douglas fir, cedar or pine, plan on three. If you’re cleaning more often than that, guards usually pay for themselves. See what’s included in Portland gutter cleaning.
The right ones are. Screens and foam inserts struggle with conifer needles, which slip through and lock together inside the gutter. Fine micro-mesh holds up under firs; perforated panel is often the better value where broadleaf debris dominates. Guards cut how often you need a cleaning — they don’t make gutters maintenance-free. Compare gutter guard options.
Repair when the problem is local: a leaking corner, a sagging run, a crushed downspout or a section that lost its pitch. Replacement is the honest answer when corrosion shows up in several places, repairs stop holding, or a clean gutter still overflows because it was undersized from the start. Read more on gutter repair and gutter replacement.
Age alone isn’t the deciding factor. A 20-year-old seamless aluminum system with tight seams, good pitch and solid fascia behind it can keep working. Replacement makes sense when corrosion shows up in several places, seams keep reopening after repair, hangers won’t hold in softened fascia, or the gutter was too small for the roof to begin with. We’ll walk the system and tell you which camp you’re in — see seamless gutter replacement in Portland.
Many Portland homes still have 5-inch K-style because it was the default when they were built. Large roof planes, steep pitches and long valleys often call for 6-inch gutter and larger downspouts — and outlet count matters as much as width. Our gutter sizing calculator works it out from your roof.
Yes, if it’s more than a light film. Moss holds water against the shingles and sheds granules into the gutters, where it turns into sludge that clogs outlets. We treat and clear the roof first, then flush the gutters — otherwise the next rain washes the roof straight back into them. See roof cleaning and moss treatment.
Yes — and on most Portland homes it’s the version that lasts. Moss and granules coming off the roof are what refill the gutters, so we treat and clear the roof first, then clean and flush the gutters and downspouts below it. The same crew checks hangers, seams and pitch while it’s up there. For property managers and commercial buildings we also run scheduled commercial gutter service.
Yes. We’re licensed and insured in Washington as well as Oregon, and Vancouver, Camas and Washougal are covered by the same crews and the same warranty. Start with Vancouver gutter services.
Yes. Online booking is open 24/7, and the virtual estimate works any hour. Estimates are free whether we come out or work from your photos.
Pick whichever way of starting suits you. All four reach the same family-owned crew.
All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care · Wood Village, OR · Serving the Portland metro and Southwest Washington since 1997 · CCB #233705