Family‑owned since 1997Oregon CCB #233705Portland & SW Washington
Family‑owned since 1997 · Oregon CCB #233705
Gutter contractor · Portland, OR & SW Washington
All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care is a family‑owned Portland gutter company serving the metro and Southwest Washington since 1997. We install seamless gutters, clean and repair gutters and downspouts, add gutter guards, remove roof moss and pressure wash homes and commercial buildings. Tell us what you’re seeing and we’ll tell you which service fixes it.
Based in Wood VillageSet routes across the Portland metro and Southwest Washington.
One crew handles installation, cleaning, repair, guards, roof moss and washing in Portland, Gresham, Beaverton, Lake Oswego, Tigard, Hillsboro and Vancouver, WA, so your roof and gutters get looked at as one system. Each service page covers scope, timing and pricing.
Lifetime warranty
Storefronts, offices, churches, HOAs and apartment buildings, with outlet spacing and downspout discharge planned around entries, walkways and parking.
Repair when the damage is isolated (a few seams, a loose hanger, one downspout) and the fascia behind it is solid. Replace when sectional gutters leak joint after joint, the fascia is soft, or 5‑inch gutters overflow on a steep or two‑story roof.
Repair it
Replace it
Not sure which side you’re on? Upload photos to the virtual estimate. You get a price range online, and we confirm repair or replacement before any work is scheduled.
Send photos for an estimatePortland rain, by the numbers
Portland averages 36.91 inches of rain a year at the airport, and 74% of it falls October through March. The rain is steady more than heavy, so gutters rarely dry out between storms. That’s why clogs, sags and undersized gutters show up here sooner than in drier cities.
Source: NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals for Portland International Airport, via the National Weather Service Portland. Runoff = roof area × rainfall × 0.623 gallons.
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Portland searches for gutter cleaning run about five times higher in October–December than in May. Booking in September keeps you out of the queue.
Fall · Sep–Nov
Rain climbs from 1.5″ in September to 5.5″ in November while maples and alders drop their leaves. Clean once most leaves are down, and add guards before the November storms.
Fall gutter cleaning
Winter · Dec–Feb
December is Portland’s wettest month, with 19 rain days on average. It’s when weak seams, lost pitch and blocked downspouts show themselves. Photograph the overflow while it’s happening.
Winter gutter repair
Spring · Mar–May
Searches for roof moss removal peak in March, and for good reason: moss is still active and the roof is about to dry out. Clean and treat now, then pressure wash flatwork on dry days.
Spring roof cleaning
Summer · Jun–Aug
July and August bring barely an inch of rain combined. Dry fascia and long days make it the right window for new seamless gutters, so the system is ready before October returns.
Summer gutter installationSearch trends from Google Ads keyword data for the Portland area. Rainfall from NOAA 1991–2020 normals.
What each visit includes, when it makes the most sense in Portland’s climate, and what it pairs well with if you’re booking more than one thing.
| Service | What the visit includes | Best time in Portland | Pairs well with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gutter cleaning | Runs cleared by hand, downspouts flushed, debris hauled away | Oct–Nov after leaf drop; spring too under firs | Gutter guards |
| Gutter repair | Seams, end caps, hangers, pitch and downspout reattachment | Any time; easiest to diagnose in the rain | Gutter cleaning |
| Seamless gutter installation | 5K, 6K or fascia profile formed on site, downspouts placed for drainage, lifetime warranty | Jun–Sep, while fascia is dry | Gutter guards |
| Gutter guards | Full cleaning and flush, then a guard matched to your trees; typically $9–$25 per foot installed | Before the November storms | New gutters or cleaning |
| Roof cleaning & moss removal | Soft wash under 500 PSI on composition, moss treatment, gutter and downspout flush | Late winter through spring | Pressure washing |
| Pressure washing | Driveways, siding, decks and walkways; lower‑pressure soft wash for wood | Mar–Oct, on dry days | Roof cleaning |
Straight answers to what homeowners ask before they book. If yours isn’t here, call the office and talk to someone who knows your side of town.
Wood Village office
(503) 860‑6950Serving Portland, Gresham, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, Tigard, Happy Valley and Oregon City, plus Vancouver and Clark County, WA.
See every city we serveYes. All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care holds Oregon CCB #233705, is licensed, bonded and insured, and is a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating. We’ve been family‑owned since 1997.
At least once a year, and twice for most homes: late fall after leaf drop, then again in spring. Homes under Douglas firs or with heavy leaf drop or recurring moss usually need more. Every roof cleaning we do also ends with a full gutter and downspout flush.
Many single‑story homes drain fine with 5‑inch K‑style (5K) gutters. Steep pitches, two‑story homes and large roof planes usually need 6‑inch (6K). Run your numbers in the gutter sizing calculator or we’ll size it during the estimate.
Fir and pine needles slip through open perforations, so homes under conifers usually get Hydro Flo’s stainless micro‑mesh. Perforated Shur Flo moves heavy rain well on maple‑lined streets. See gutter guard brands compared.
It depends on linear footage, stories, roof pitch and debris. Gutter guards typically run $9–$25 per foot installed. For your home, the virtual gutter estimate returns a price range online, any time. It’s a starting point, not a final quote; we confirm once the roofline is measured.
Yes: storefronts, offices, churches, small warehouses, HOAs, townhome rows and multifamily buildings. Work is scheduled around access, parking and tenant entrances. Start with commercial gutter installation.
