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All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care

Portland’s Gutter Company Since 1997

Locally owned in Wood Village, serving the Portland metro and Vancouver, WA. 5,000+ homes, 100+ commercial properties, and 3 million linear feet of continuous gutter installed by our own crews.

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Licensed, bonded & insured · Oregon CCB #233705

About All Season Continuous Gutters

Portland’s Gutter Contractor Since 1997

All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care crew performing gutter cleaning, repair and installation work on a Portland, Oregon home
1997 Serving the Portland metro
Locally owned & operated

All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care is a locally owned gutter contractor based in Portland, Oregon, serving the metro area since 1997. Our crews clean, repair, and install continuous seamless gutter and maintain roofs — more than 5,000 homes, 100 commercial properties, and 3 million linear feet of gutter installed to date.

  • Licensed, Bonded and Insured — Portland-Based Since 1997

    All Season is licensed, bonded, and insured, and has worked the Portland metro under the same name for nearly three decades — long enough that we now re-service houses we originally hung gutter on. Every job starts with a written estimate priced from your actual roofline, and you can size your own gutter and downspouts first if you want a number before we arrive.

  • Continuous Gutter, Formed On Site — 3 Million+ Feet of It

    Continuous gutter — what most homeowners search for as seamless gutter — is rolled to length on site from a single coil of coated aluminum, so a 40-foot run carries no mid-span seams to separate, sag, or leak. That is the work this company was built on: more than three million linear feet of it across Portland gutter installation jobs on houses, shops, and multi-building properties.

  • Gutter Cleaning, Repair, Installation and Roof Care From One Crew

    Most Portland houses need more than one thing at once: a fall cleaning, a re-pitch on a run that’s holding water, guards to keep fir and cedar needles out, and moss off a north-facing roof. All Season handles roof and gutter maintenance on one visit instead of three contractors — gutter cleaning, gutter repair, gutter guards, and roof and exterior washing — for single-family homes and for the 100+ commercial properties on our schedule.

  • Serving the Portland Metro and Vancouver, WA

    Our service area covers Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties, plus Clark County across the river. Rain here doesn’t arrive as a storm and leave — it runs for months, which is why we schedule by neighborhood and season rather than by emergency.

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Free estimates across the Portland metro · Licensed, bonded and insured · Serving Oregon and SW Washington since 1997

How We Work the Portland Calendar

Seasonal Gutter Care Built for Oregon Rain

All Season works out of Wood Village on Portland’s east side, which means our crews live in the same weather your gutters do — roughly three feet of rain a year, most of it falling between October and April. After nearly thirty years of it we schedule by season instead of by emergency, because almost every overflow we’re called out to fix in November was preventable in September. Here is what the year actually looks like on a Portland metro roofline.

All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care in Wood Village, Oregon, serving gutter cleaning, repair and installation across the Portland metro area
Wood Village, Oregon — serving the Portland metro since 1997
  • Aug – Sep

    Clear the Needles Before the Rain Starts

    Douglas fir and western red cedar shed needles through late summer, and needles behave nothing like leaves — they mat into the low end of a run and hold water instead of shedding it. A late-summer gutter cleaning is the cheapest maintenance a Portland homeowner buys all year.

  • Oct – Dec

    The Wet Season Finds Every Weak Point

    November and December are the wettest months here, and this is when overflowing corners, plugged downspouts, and water tracking behind the fascia show themselves. If a run is dumping against your foundation, that is a gutter repair to make now — not in March.

  • Jan – Mar

    Moss, Sag and Separated Seams

    Months of wet grow moss on north-facing roofs and pull sectional gutter apart at every joint. Winter is when we assess honestly: whether a run can be re-pitched, re-hung and resealed, or whether it has reached the end and should be replaced in the dry.

  • Apr – Jul

    The Dry Window for Installation and Guards

    Dry weather is when new continuous gutter, re-routed downspouts, and gutter guards go on properly — sealant cures and a full roofline gets done without chasing weather. Booking in spring beats calling in October alongside everyone else.

Portland’s wet season starts in October. Get on the fall schedule now and your gutters are clear before the first real storm, not after it.

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Lobby of the All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care office in Wood Village, Oregon, serving gutter cleaning, repair and installation across the Portland metro
Our lobby — Wood Village, Oregon

Visit Us in Wood Village, Oregon

The Portland Gutter Company You Can Visit

All Season keeps an office and shop in Wood Village, about twenty minutes east of downtown Portland. You can call it, drive to it, or ask for the owner — the same person who has run this company since 1997. That is a harder thing to find in gutters than it should be.

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  • Straight Answers

    Talk to the People Who Do the Work

    No lead broker, no dispatch queue, no form that sells your address to four contractors. You reach our Wood Village office and get answers from the crew that will be standing on your roof.

  • Written Pricing

    Estimates Priced Off Your Actual Roofline

    Every quote gets measured, written down, and explained before a crew starts. If you want a number tonight, size your own gutters and downspouts first.

  • Homes & Commercial

    5,000+ Homes and 100+ Commercial Properties

    One crew covers single-family roofs, HOA communities, and commercial gutter cleaning contracts across the Portland metro and Vancouver, WA.

The Other Half of the Name

Why Roof Care Is in Our Name

All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care has carried both halves of that name since 1997, because in the Willamette Valley they are the same problem. Gutters fail because of what grows on and drops onto the roof above them. Clean the gutter and ignore the roof and you are back in a year. Here is the rest of what our crews do on a Portland metro house.

  • Moss & Roof Cleaning

    Moss Removal Without a Pressure Washer

    Moss does not just sit on a composition roof — it wedges under the shingle edge, lifts it, and holds water against the mat. North- and east-facing slopes in Portland regrow it every single year. We treat and remove it rather than blasting it off, because a pressure wand strips the granules that are the only thing protecting the shingle underneath. Cleaning the roof is what makes the gutter work below it last.

  • Gutter Guards

    Guards Chosen for Fir Needles, Not Catalog Photos

    Nearly every failed guard we pull off a Portland roof failed for the same reason: wrong mesh for the trees overhead. Wide screens stop big-leaf maple and pass Douglas fir needles straight through. Fine micro-mesh stops the needles but has to be pitched correctly or it blinds over with pollen and grit. We spec the guard to what is actually growing above your roofline — see the gutter guard and protection options we install.

  • Exterior Washing

    Siding, Walkways and Driveways

    The same nine months of wet that fill your gutters grow algae on siding and a slick black film on north-side walkways and driveways. We soft wash exteriors and clean hard surfaces, usually scheduled on the same visit as a cleaning so you are not coordinating two crews and two invoices — pressure washing and exterior cleaning in Portland.

  • Drainage

    Downspouts and Where the Water Actually Ends Up

    A perfectly clean gutter that discharges six inches from your foundation has not solved anything. We clear and repair downspouts, add extensions where runoff is undermining a footing or a walkway, and check that buried drain lines still take water away from the house — the half of the system nobody sees and most gutter cleanings skip entirely.

Gutters, roof and exterior handled on one visit. Licensed, bonded and insured · Portland metro and Vancouver, WA

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How Gutter Pricing Works

What Gutter Work Actually Costs in Portland

Nobody can quote a Portland gutter job off a phone call, but the price is not a mystery either — it comes down to four measurable things. Understanding them is how you tell a fair estimate from a padded one, and it is exactly what our online estimator asks for before it gives you a number.

  • Linear Feet of Roofline

    Gutter work is priced by the run, not by your home’s square footage. A single-story ranch with a long, low roofline can carry more linear feet than a compact two-story. The perimeter your gutters actually follow is the number every honest estimate starts from.

  • Height, Pitch and Access

    A single story with clear ground beside it is fast work. A steep pitch, a second story standing over a hillside, or a run above a deck, fence, or planting bed changes the setup and the time on site. That is the real reason two houses on the same street quote differently.

  • What Is Actually in the Gutter

    A gutter cleaned last fall is a different job than one untouched for four years that now holds compacted fir needles, shingle grit, and a seedling. First cleanings take longer. After that, an annual visit costs less each year because there is less in there to move.

  • Gutter Size and Profile

    Standard 5-inch K-style handles most Portland homes. Roofs with large drainage areas or heavy needle load do better on 6-inch, including our custom 6-inch fascia gutter that runs 5 inches across the top and 6 inches front and back. You can check what size your roof actually needs before you decide.

Skip the estimate appointment entirely.

Our virtual estimator walks you through those same four factors and returns a real price for your address in about a minute — no sales visit, no waiting on a callback.

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Free and no obligation · Portland metro and Vancouver, WA · Licensed, bonded and insured since 1997

Portland Gutter Questions, Answered

Frequently Asked Gutter Questions

These are the questions Portland homeowners actually ask us before booking — answered plainly, with the local rainfall and licensing facts behind them. If yours is not here, call the Wood Village office at (503) 860-6950 and a person will answer it.

  • How often should gutters be cleaned in Portland?

    Most Portland homes need gutter cleaning twice a year: once after conifer needle drop in late summer or early fall, and once in late winter after the big-leaf maple leaves and storm debris come down. Homes with no Douglas fir or cedar overhead can often hold to once a year. Portland International Airport averages 36.92 inches of rain annually, and more than 80 percent of it falls between October and April — so a gutter that is blocked in October stays blocked for the entire wet season. See what a Portland gutter cleaning includes.

  • When should I schedule gutter cleaning before the rainy season?

    Book between early September and the first week of October. Rainfall at PDX climbs from 0.54 inches in August and 1.52 inches in September to 3.42 inches in October and 5.45 inches in November, per the National Weather Service climate record for Portland. September is the last comfortable window; by mid-October every gutter company in the metro is booked out.

  • How do gutter prices compare across the Portland metro?

    Gutter work is priced by linear feet of roofline, then adjusted for roof height and access, how much debris is in the system, and gutter size and profile. That is why two houses on the same Beaverton or Gresham street can quote differently, and why any firm number quoted over the phone without those details is a guess. Our free instant online estimate returns a real price using those same factors.

  • Do gutter guards work with Douglas fir needles?

    Yes, but only the correct mesh does. Wide screen guards stop maple leaves and pass fir needles straight through into the trough. Fine micro-mesh stops the needles but must be pitched correctly and cleared occasionally or it blinds over with pollen and grit. The right choice depends on what is growing above your roofline, which is why we spec gutter guards and protection per property rather than selling one product.

  • Do you handle emergency gutter repair?

    Yes. During the wet season All Season prioritizes active water intrusion — a run pulled off the fascia, water tracking behind a board, a downspout dumping against a foundation. Call (503) 860-6950 and describe what the water is doing. For non-urgent work, gutter repair is scheduled by neighborhood, including Gresham and the east county.

  • How do I check that a gutter contractor is licensed in Oregon?

    Any business performing construction work for pay in Oregon must hold an active Construction Contractors Board license and display that number in its advertising. Search the business name or CCB number in the Oregon CCB license database and confirm three things: the license is active, the surety bond is current, and the liability insurance has not lapsed. All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care holds Oregon CCB #233705 and has been licensed, bonded, and insured since 1997 — look it up yourself.

  • Where should my downspout water actually go?

    Away from the foundation — several feet out, onto ground that slopes away from the house. Many older Portland homes have downspouts piped directly into the combined sewer; the City of Portland's downspout disconnection guidance covers redirecting that runoff to your yard, and no permit is required for a simple extension and splash block. Avoid discharging within 10 feet of a retaining wall, across a walkway, or over a septic drain field.

  • What areas does All Season serve?

    All Season works out of Wood Village, Oregon, covering Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties plus Clark County across the river. That includes Portland, Beaverton, Gresham, Tigard, Lake Oswego, Clackamas, Happy Valley, West Linn, and Vancouver, WA. The full list is on our service area page.

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  • Oregon Office 24023 NE Shea Ln Suite 204
    Wood Village, OR 97060
  • Service Area Portland metro, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington
  • Licensing Licensed, bonded and insured since 1997
    Oregon CCB #233705
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