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Gutter Cleaning, Repair & Installation in Portland, Oregon

All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care is a family-owned business protecting Portland-metro homes for nearly 30 years — seamless gutter installation, gutter guards, roof cleaning, moss treatment & removal, and pressure washing, done right the first time in any season.

Serving Portland · Gresham · Beaverton · Lake Oswego · Happy Valley · Clackamas · Milwaukie · Tigard · Hillsboro & the Metro

Track Record

Nearly Three Decades of Trusted Gutter Work in Portland

Residential Projects Completed
5,000+
Linear Feet of Gutters Installed
3M+
Years of Gutter Installation Expertise
28+
Commercial Properties Serviced
100+

Portland Metro Gutter Company

A local gutter company Portland homeowners have used since 1997

All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care is a family-owned crew working out of Wood Village, at the east end of the Portland metro. Gutters are not a sideline for us. We roll-form seamless gutter on site, clean and repair systems that are already on the house, and fit guards to the trees that are actually dropping into them.

That focus matters here. A gutter that performs fine in a dry climate can be overwhelmed by one October storm in the Willamette Valley, and the damage shows up on fascia, siding, walkways and foundations long before anyone notices the gutter itself. We size, pitch and drain systems for this rain — then come back and maintain them.

All Season Continuous Gutters and Roof Care service truck and enclosed gutter-forming equipment trailer, marked with the company name and phone number, staged at the shop
Est. 1997 Wood Village, OR Rooflines since our first season in the valley
  • 01 / Family

    Family owned, locally run

    The same family has run this company since 1997. You are hiring the crew that shows up, not a call center that subcontracts the work out. More on that on our family-owned Portland gutter company page.

  • 02

    Licensed, bonded and insured

    We carry licensing and insurance on both sides of the Columbia, for Oregon and Washington work. You can look us up through the Oregon CCB contractor license search or read our licensing and bonding details.

  • 03

    Lifetime workmanship warranty

    Our installations are backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty. If a seam we sealed or a hanger we set fails, that is ours to correct — not a line item on a future invoice.

  • 04

    Gutter and roof care specialists

    Seamless installation, repair, cleaning, guards, moss treatment and exterior washing. Residential and commercial, all handled by crews who do this work every week of the year.

  • 05

    Free estimates, in person or online

    Walk the house with us, or send photos and get numbers back without waiting on a visit. Start with a virtual gutter estimate and we will follow up with a firm price.

What Portland-area homeowners say

Reviews collected from our Google Business Profile, shown exactly as they were written.

  • ★★★★★

    “I had a great experience all around with All Season Continuous Gutters for replacing gutters and downspouts on my rental property. 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.”

    AMC Google review · Gutter replacement
  • ★★★★★

    “Very professional guys. 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. I would highly recommend this company for their work.”

    Scott Dickinson Google review · Install + roof cleaning
  • ★★★★★

    “We have used them to keep our gutters clear for years. Very easy to schedule and the technicians are so friendly, fast and efficient. You won’t regret using them.”

    Marsha Parsons Google review · Recurring cleaning

Find the Right Service

Tell us what the gutter is doing and we’ll tell you what it needs

Most homeowners call asking for a cleaning when the actual problem is pitch, or ask for replacement when a $200 repair would hold for another decade. Find the symptom you are seeing below, then go straight to the page that covers it.

  1. Overflow

    Water sheets over the front edge in a hard rain

    Classic blockage. Fir needles and roof grit pack down into a dense mat that water cannot push through, so the channel fills and spills over the front lip. Look for a dark drip line in the bark dust or a trench in the landscaping directly below.

    Start with Portland gutter cleaning

  2. Back-spill

    Water runs down behind the gutter and stains the fascia

    That is not a debris problem. Water is getting behind the back of the gutter, usually because the drip edge is missing or short, the gutter sits too low against the shingle line, or the back has pulled away from the board. Left alone it rots fascia from behind.

    Start with Portland gutter repair

  3. Sag

    A run sags in the middle or hangers have pulled loose

    Sagging means the gutter is carrying weight it was never meant to hold, or the fascia behind it has softened enough to let fasteners back out. Once one hanger lets go the load shifts to its neighbours and the run keeps dropping.

    Start with a repair evaluation

  4. Leak

    Corners and end caps drip long after the rain stops

    Sealant at mitres and end caps is the first thing to fail on an older system. It is a cheap fix while it is only a drip, and an expensive one once the water has been tracking down the corner board for two winters.

    Start with seam and corner repair

  5. Ponding

    Standing water sits in the gutter days after a storm

    The run has lost its fall toward the outlet. Standing water holds sediment, accelerates corrosion, and adds weight that pulls the pitch further out. Re-hanging the run to a correct slope solves it; adding another cleaning does not.

    Start with re-pitching and re-hanging

  6. Re-clog

    Downspouts back up, or debris returns within weeks of a cleaning

    Under mature Douglas fir, cedar or big-leaf maple, an open gutter can refill in a month. If you are on a ladder three or more times a year, guards matched to your specific debris will do more for you than another service call.

    Start with gutter guard options

  7. End of life

    Rust, split seams, separation from the fascia — or overflow on a clean gutter

    Two different endings, same conversation. A system with corrosion at multiple points has reached the end of its service life. A clean 5-inch gutter that still overflows was never large enough for the roof feeding it, and no amount of maintenance changes that.

    Start with gutter replacement

Core Gutter Services

Portland gutter installation, repair, cleaning and guards

Four services cover almost every call we take across the metro. Each one has a dedicated page with pricing guidance, scope and local detail — here is the short version so you know which door to walk through.

Seamless aluminum gutter installed along the roofline of a Portland Oregon home by All Season Continuous Gutters

Installation & Replacement

Seamless gutters roll-formed on your driveway

Every run is formed to length on site in 5K, 6K or our 6-inch fascia profile, so there are no factory joints sitting over your entry, your deck or your garage door. Sizing comes off your actual roof area and pitch, and downspout count is set to match — the two decisions that determine whether a new system holds up through a November atmospheric river or overflows on day one.

Replacement makes sense once corrosion shows up in several places at once, once repairs stop holding, or once it is clear the original gutter was undersized for the roof above it.

Gutter repair technician resetting a loose gutter hanger and resealing a seam on a Portland Oregon home

Repair

Gutter repair that fixes the drainage, not just the drip

Failed mitre sealant, backed-out hangers, flat spots holding water, crushed downspouts and gutters riding too low behind the shingle line. On homes with soft fascia we address the board before re-hanging, because new hardware in tired wood buys you one wet season at most.

Gutter cleaning in progress on a Portland Oregon home with fir needles and leaf debris cleared from the gutter channel

Cleaning

Gutter cleaning timed to the Portland debris cycle

We clear the channel, flush every downspout to confirm it runs at ground level, and check hangers, seams and end caps while we are up there. Most metro homes need this twice a year; under heavy conifer canopy, three times is realistic. Needles are the ones that matter — they pass through screens and compact around the outlet.

All Season Gutters crew fitting micro mesh gutter guards over seamless gutters on a Portland Oregon home

Gutter Guards

Guards chosen for the trees over your roof

We install four systems — Shur Flo, Hydro Flo, Pro Flo and Leaf Exterminator — because fine mesh is what stops fir needles, while perforated panel handles big-leaf maple better and costs less. Gutters get cleaned, resealed and re-pitched before anything goes on top, and guards are fastened to manufacturer spec so the product warranty stays intact.

Booking now

Pick a time that works and we’ll confirm it — no phone tag required.

Field Notes

Why gutter systems fail in the Portland metro

Gutters here rarely fail because of one dramatic event. They fail slowly, from a short list of causes we see on nearly every roof between Wood Village and Hillsboro. If you know what to look for, most of it is visible from the ground.

Blockage

Fir needles compact around the outlet

Leaves sit loose and float. Douglas fir and pine needles do the opposite — they interlock, hold water, and pack into a felt-like plug right where the gutter drops into the downspout. From the ground the gutter can look empty while the outlet is completely sealed.

Sediment

Moss and roof granules turn into wet sediment

Moss sliding off north-facing shingles carries granules with it. That mix settles into a heavy sludge in the bottom of the gutter that never fully dries in our wet season. It adds weight, holds moisture against the metal, and does not rinse out with a hose.

Capacity

Roof valleys overwhelm short gutter runs

A valley collects two roof planes and dumps them into a few feet of gutter. If that short run has one small outlet, it will overflow in a heavy cell no matter how clean it is. Splash guards, a larger outlet, or moving the drop is the fix — not another cleaning.

Pitch

Pitch is flat, so water stands

A gutter needs consistent fall toward the outlet. When a run goes flat — from settling, from a previous re-hang, or from weight it was never sized to carry — water sits. Standing water traps sediment, accelerates corrosion at the seams, and drags the pitch further out of line.

Outlets

Downspouts are undersized or too few

Gutter width gets all the attention; outlets decide the outcome. A correctly sized gutter fed by two small downspouts still backs up, and the overflow always lands at the corners — usually right where the walkway or the foundation is.

Substrate

Aging fascia stops holding hangers

Years of overflow behind the gutter softens the fascia board. New hangers driven into that wood feel tight for a season and then back out under load. If the board is gone, it gets addressed before the gutter goes back up.

Workmanship

Past repairs treated symptoms, not drainage

We regularly find three generations of caulk on one mitre, spikes added beside failing hangers, and a downspout elbow bent to route around a problem instead of solving it. Every one of those buys a season. None of them changes how much water the system can actually move.

Sizing

The gutter is simply too small for the roof

Portland averages roughly 35 to 40 inches of rain a year, most of it concentrated between October and April — you can check the long-term figures in the NOAA U.S. Climate Normals. Large roof planes, steep pitches and heavy canopy push more of that volume through fewer feet of gutter than a 5-inch system was designed to carry.

Run the numbers before you replace anything

Our calculator uses your roof area, pitch and exposure to show the gutter width and downspout count your home needs. It is the fastest way to find out whether you have a maintenance problem or a capacity problem.

Where the water goes after the downspout matters too. The city publishes Portland stormwater resources and specific downspout disconnection guidance covering where roof runoff can legally and safely discharge on your property.

Dimension comparison of 5K, 6K and 6-inch fascia style seamless gutter profiles used for Portland Oregon gutter installation, showing 5 inch top, 6 inch front, 6 inch back and 2 and 3 eighths inch bottom measurements
The three profiles we roll-form on site, drawn to their actual dimensions.

Installation & Replacement

Seamless gutter formed on site, sized to your roof

Our machine comes to the house and forms each run to its exact length. No stock sections, no factory joints spliced together over your front door. Fewer seams means fewer of the places where gutters actually leak.

The profile is the second decision, and it is the one that gets skipped most often. A 5-inch K-style is the default on most Portland-area homes because it is what was cheapest at the time the house was built — not because someone measured the roof feeding it.

On larger roof sections, steep pitches, or areas where multiple valleys concentrate water into one run, a 6-inch gutter can provide the extra capacity the system needs during heavy Pacific Northwest rain. The right size should be based on roof area, pitch, drainage layout, and downspout placement — not simply on what was installed before.

The three profiles we form

01 5K K-style
The standard profile. Appropriate for simple rooflines with moderate collection area and open exposure — and the profile most likely to be undersized on a home with steep pitch or heavy canopy.
02 6K K-style
Noticeably more capacity and a larger outlet. This is where we land on most homes with big roof planes, long valleys, or mature firs overhead — the conditions that overwhelm a 5-inch run.
03 / Ours 6-inch fascia profile
Our custom profile: 5 inches across the top, 6 inches up the front, 6 inches up the back, 2 3/8 inches on the bottom. Extra capacity with a flat face that sits tight to the fascia — a cleaner roofline on modern and mid-century homes.

What we set before the first run goes up

  • Runoff load Roof area, pitch and exposure determine gutter width and how many outlets the system needs. We work that out first, then cut.
  • Downspout sizing + placement Outlets go where the water concentrates — valley terminations, long-run low points, and corners — not wherever the previous system happened to drop.
  • Pitch Consistent fall to every outlet, so nothing stands in the channel between storms.
  • Hanger spacing Tightened up on long runs, under valleys, and anywhere snow load or debris weight concentrates.
  • Fascia condition Soft or rotted board gets dealt with before new hardware goes into it, because fasteners in failed wood will not hold.

Keeping the System Working

Cleaning, repairs, guards and the exterior work that goes with them

New gutter is the smaller half of what we do. Most of our calendar is maintenance — keeping systems that are already on the house moving water where it belongs, season after season.

01 / Primary service

Gutter cleaning

Channel cleared by hand, every downspout flushed and confirmed running at ground level, and debris hauled off rather than left in the beds. While we are on the ladder we check hangers, mitres and end caps and tell you what we saw — a loose hanger noted in October is a ten-minute fix instead of a February emergency.

Twice a year for most metro homes. Three times under mature fir or maple.

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02 / Primary service

Gutter repair

Resealing mitres and end caps, replacing failed hangers, re-pitching flat runs, repairing or replacing crushed downspouts, and correcting gutters that sit too low behind the shingle line. We look at the whole run before quoting, because a leak at one corner is usually telling you something about pitch upstream of it.

Repair first. Replacement only when the system has genuinely reached the end.

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03 / Primary service

Gutter guards

Four systems, chosen against what your trees actually drop. Fine micro-mesh for conifer needles, perforated aluminium panel where big-leaf maple and alder dominate, heavier hardware on steep pitches and long valleys. Guards reduce cleaning frequency — they do not end maintenance, and we will tell you when they are not worth the cost on your roof.

Shur Flo · Hydro Flo · Pro Flo · Leaf Exterminator

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Also handled by the same crew

  • Pressure washing a concrete driveway at a Portland Oregon home to remove moss, algae and organic staining

    Pressure washing

    Driveways, walkways, patios, decks, fencing and siding. Pressure and technique matched to the surface, so vinyl and fibre cement get washed rather than etched.

    Portland pressure washing
  • Before and after roof moss treatment on asphalt shingles at a Portland area home

    Roof cleaning and moss treatment

    Moss on the shingles becomes sediment in the gutter within one wet season. Treating the roof and clearing the gutter together is the only version of this that lasts.

    Gutter and roof care
  • Seamless commercial gutter installed along the roofline of a Portland Oregon commercial building

    Commercial gutter work

    Warehouse, retail, multi-family and mixed-use. Scheduled cleaning contracts with documented visits, plus installation and repair for buildings with deferred maintenance.

    Commercial gutter services

Before and After

Work photographed on Portland-area homes

These are our own job photos, taken before and after by the crew that did the work. What follows each one is the condition we found, what we did about it, and what changed.

Before and after gutter cleaning on a Portland area home showing a gutter packed with compacted debris and the same run cleared and draining freely

Portland metro · Gutter cleaning

Packed gutter run cleared and downspouts flushed

The channel was full end to end with compacted needle and leaf debris, high enough that water was riding over the front lip in any real rain. We cleared the run by hand, flushed each downspout until it ran clean at the base, and confirmed flow to the outlet.

Result: water moving to the outlets instead of over the edge and down the siding.

View Portland Gutter Cleaning
Before and after gutter and downspout repair on a Portland Oregon home showing a failed downspout connection corrected and drainage restored

Portland metro · Gutter and downspout repair

Failing downspout connection rebuilt along the run

Water was escaping at the drop rather than going down the downspout, soaking the wall below every time it rained. We reworked the outlet and downspout connection, secured the run, and re-established a clean path from gutter to grade.

Result: discharge back under control and off the wall face.

Get Help With Gutter Repairs
Before and after front porch gutter repair on a Portland home showing a deteriorated porch gutter corrected and water control restored

Portland metro · Repair

Porch gutter corrected

A short porch run was dumping straight onto the entry. Corrected so runoff carries to the downspout instead of the steps.

Gutter repair
Before and after front porch gutter installation on a Portland home showing new seamless gutter along the porch roofline

Portland metro · Installation

New seamless run at the entry

Seamless gutter formed to the length of the porch roofline, pitched to a new outlet clear of the walkway.

Gutter installation
Before and after roof and gutter cleaning on a Portland area home showing roof moss cleared and gutters cleaned

Portland metro · Roof and gutter

Roof and gutters cleaned together

Moss cleared off the shingles first, then the gutters — otherwise the next rain washes the roof debris straight back into a clean channel.

Gutter and roof care
Before and after roof cleaning on a Portland Oregon home showing heavy moss and organic buildup removed from the shingles

Portland metro · Moss treatment

Heavy moss lifted off the shingles

Thick moss on a shaded plane was shedding granules into the gutter below. Treated and cleared, then the gutter was flushed out.

Roof cleaning and moss

Every photo above came off a job in the Portland metro service area. Send us photos of your gutters and we will tell you honestly whether you are looking at a cleaning, a repair, or a replacement.

What Happens Next

Five steps from first call to water going where it should

No sales appointment, no financing pitch, no three-hour presentation at your kitchen table. You tell us what the gutter is doing, we look at it, and you get a number.

  1. Tell us what is happening

    Call, book online, or send photos through the contact form. Overflow at one corner, needles every six weeks, a run that has dropped — whatever you are actually seeing is enough to start.

  2. Get an estimate, on site or virtually

    For straightforward cleaning and repair work, photos and measurements are usually enough to price it. For installation and replacement we come out, measure the roof, and look at fascia, valleys and outlet placement before quoting.

  3. Approve the scope you want

    You get a written scope with what we recommend and what can wait. If a repair will hold for another decade, we say so rather than quoting a replacement.

  4. We do the work

    Our own crew, our own equipment, and the forming machine on site for installations. Debris is hauled off, not raked into the beds, and the ground gets left the way we found it.

  5. Walk the results with us

    We show you where the water now goes, flush the system so you can watch it run, and point out anything worth keeping an eye on next season. Installations carry our lifetime workmanship warranty.

What that gets you

  • Free estimates. On site or from photos, with no obligation attached to either.
  • Licensed, bonded and insured. Oregon and Washington, verifiable through the state.
  • Lifetime workmanship warranty. On the installations we perform.
  • Family owned since 1997. Same company, same family, same metro.

Ready when you are

Start with whichever of these is easiest for you.

Online booking runs around the clock. If you would rather talk it through first, the phone is answered by people who do this work.

Where We Work

Gutter service across the Portland metro and Southwest Washington

We run out of Wood Village, at the east edge of Multnomah County, and cover the metro from there — across the river into Clark County, south through Clackamas County, and west out to the Washington County suburbs. Every community below has its own page with local detail and service options.

Home base

Portland and East Multnomah County

Our shop and yard sit in Wood Village, so the east side is our shortest drive — Gresham, Fairview, and out through Troutdale toward the Sandy River. Portland itself is the bulk of our work, from the older housing stock on the inner east side to the steep, tree-heavy lots in the West Hills.

  • Portland Older systems, tight lots, and heavy canopy on the east and west sides alike.
  • Gresham Big roof planes and mature firs — where undersized gutter shows up fastest.

Clackamas County and the southeast metro

Newer subdivisions with long unbroken rooflines, plus older river-side neighbourhoods where the original gutter is still on the house.

West and southwest Portland metro

Washington County suburbs, where wide roof spans and shared property lines make downspout placement and discharge routing the deciding detail.

Lake Oswego and West Linn

Steep, wooded lots with long valleys and serious conifer cover — the part of the metro where guard selection matters most.

Southwest Washington

We are licensed and insured on the Washington side as well, so Clark County work runs through the same crews and the same warranty.

Not seeing your community? We cover more of the metro than the list above — ask and we will tell you straight whether you are inside our range.

Our Location

Based in Wood Village, working the whole Portland metro

Our Wood Village location supports gutter projects throughout the Portland metro area. Contact us before visiting so we can make sure the right team member is available.

This is where the trucks stage, where the forming equipment lives, and where the crews start their day — which is why the east metro tends to see us early and the rest of the metro sees us on a set route.

All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care 24023 NE Shea Ln, Suite 204 Wood Village, OR 97060 (503) 860-6950
Exterior of the All Season Continuous Gutters and Roof Care building in Wood Village, Oregon, with branded signage and the company's service trucks and vans parked outside
Wood Village, Oregon

Common Questions

Questions Portland homeowners ask us first

Short answers to the things that come up on nearly every call. Each service page goes deeper on pricing, scope and scheduling.

Ask Us Something Else

Which gutter services do you provide?

Seamless gutter installation and replacement, gutter repair, gutter cleaning, and gutter guards — those are the four we do most. We also handle roof cleaning and moss treatment, pressure washing for driveways, siding and decks, and commercial gutter work for warehouse, retail and multi-family properties across the metro.

If you are deciding between them, the repair and cleaning pages cover the most common calls.

How do I tell whether my gutters need cleaning, repair, or replacement?

Overflow that appears after a few months of debris buildup is a cleaning problem. Water spilling behind the gutter, standing water after the rain stops, a sagging run, or a dripping corner are repair problems — and most of them are correctable on the gutter you already have.

Replacement becomes the honest answer when corrosion shows up at several points, when repairs stop holding, or when a clean gutter still overflows because it was never large enough for the roof above it. We will tell you which one you are looking at rather than defaulting to the biggest job.

What gutter size works well for Portland rain?

More homes here belong on 6-inch gutter than currently have it. Portland gets roughly 35 to 40 inches of rain a year, concentrated into a long wet season, and homes with large roof planes, steep pitch or long valleys move more of that volume through fewer feet of gutter than a 5-inch profile handles comfortably.

Downspout count and placement matter just as much — a 6-inch gutter with too few outlets still backs up. Our roof runoff and gutter sizing calculator works it out from your actual roof.

Do you install gutter guards, and do they work under fir trees?

Yes, and the answer depends entirely on the system. Screens and foam inserts fail under Douglas fir because the needles pass straight through and then compact inside the gutter. Fine micro-mesh is what holds up in conifer-heavy neighbourhoods; perforated aluminium panel is often the better value where broadleaf debris dominates.

We install four systems — Shur Flo, Hydro Flo, Pro Flo and Leaf Exterminator — and match the choice to your trees and roof pitch. Guards reduce cleaning frequency; they do not eliminate maintenance, and we will say so up front. Compare gutter guard options.

Which Portland-area communities do you serve?

The Portland metro and Southwest Washington — Portland, Gresham, Wood Village and Fairview on the east side; Happy Valley, Clackamas, Milwaukie and Oregon City to the south; Beaverton, Hillsboro, Tigard, Tualatin, Sherwood and Wilsonville to the west; Lake Oswego and West Linn; and Vancouver, Camas and Washougal across the river.

Each community has its own page, and the full list lives on our Portland-area service locations page.

Are estimates free, and can I book online?

Estimates are free, whether we come out or work from photos you send. Online booking is open around the clock, so you can put a visit on the calendar at eleven at night without waiting for the office to open.

If you want a number before anyone comes out, the virtual gutter estimate will get you into the right range in a few minutes.

Can I stop by the Wood Village location without an appointment?

Please contact us first. Our Wood Village location at 24023 NE Shea Ln, Suite 204 supports gutter projects across the metro, and the crews are out on job sites most of the day — calling ahead means the right person is there when you arrive.

All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care

Get your Portland gutters handled before the next wet season

Family owned since 1997, licensed, bonded and insured in Oregon and Washington, working out of Wood Village across the whole metro.

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