Portland Gutter, Roof Care & Pressure Washing Service Areas

We cover the Portland metro and Southwest Washington — Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, and Clark counties. On the Oregon side that includes Portland, Beaverton, Gresham, Lake Oswego, Tigard, West Linn, Happy Valley, Clackamas, Oregon City, Milwaukie, Tualatin, Sherwood, Hillsboro, Wilsonville, Forest Grove, Troutdale, Fairview, Damascus, and Cornelius. On the Washington side we serve Vancouver, Camas, Battle Ground, and surrounding Clark County communities.

If your city isn't listed, contact us — our coverage zone is larger than what we've built individual service pages for, and we'd rather confirm it directly than have you assume we don't reach you.

No travel fees within our standard service area. Whether your home is in Hillsboro, Happy Valley, or Vancouver, Washington, the estimate you get is for the work — nothing added for distance within the metro.

The same crew, same materials, and same warranty applies regardless of which part of the Portland metro you're in. We're not a centralized company dispatching subcontractors — the team that serves Gresham is the same team that serves Lake Oswego and Vancouver.

Yes — licensed, bonded, and insured for work on both sides of the river. Oregon and Washington have separate contractor licensing requirements, and we carry the credentials for both. That matters because gutter work touches the roof edge, fascia, and the drainage path around your home's perimeter. If something goes wrong, you want a company with proper coverage, not a fly-by-night crew that disappears after the job.

We've been doing this work in the Portland-Vancouver metro for nearly 30 years. The licensing and insurance aren't a selling point — they're just how you operate if you take the work seriously.

The full scope — gutter cleaning, gutter repair, seamless gutter installation, and gutter guard installation — is available across every city we serve. We also do exterior pressure washing for Portland metro properties.

Not every local gutter company handles all of these in-house. We do. That matters when you have a home that needs a cleaning, a couple of repaired sections, and a guard system added in the same visit — one crew, one call, no coordination between separate contractors.

Same rain, same debris, same failure patterns. Clark County gets the same Pacific Northwest wet season as Multnomah County — long, persistent, and heavy enough that undersized gutters, clogged outlets, and bad pitch fail fast. The tree canopy in Vancouver neighborhoods like Cascade Park, Fisher's Landing, and Hazel Dell creates the same fir needle and leaf loading problem we see in Portland's wooded east side.

One difference worth knowing: Vancouver homes tend to have slightly newer construction on average, which means more homes with 5-inch gutters on roof planes that really warrant 6-inch capacity. If your Vancouver gutter system is overflowing despite being relatively new, sizing and downspout placement is usually the issue — not the material or condition of the gutters themselves.

We keep scheduling open for urgent work. If your gutters are actively overflowing onto a foundation or you've spotted a failing section ahead of heavy rain, we treat that differently than a routine seasonal cleaning booked weeks out. Response time depends on current schedule and location, but we don't make emergency gutter problems wait in a two-week queue.

For routine cleaning and non-urgent repairs, booking a few weeks ahead during peak season — October through December — gives you the most flexibility. Summer bookings for new installation typically have the most availability. You can schedule online or call us directly at 503-860-6950.

Tree canopy and home age are the two biggest factors. Neighborhoods with heavy Douglas fir, big-leaf maple, and alder cover — Eastmoreland, Laurelhurst, the West Hills, Lake Oswego's wooded streets, most of Gresham's older east-side blocks — see gutters clog faster and fail earlier because the debris load is continuous, not just seasonal. Fir needles in particular pack into dense mats that hold moisture against gutter seams and fascia boards, accelerating rot and corrosion.

Older housing stock adds a second layer — homes built in the 1950s through 1980s in neighborhoods like Sellwood, Montavilla, St. Johns, and older Beaverton subdivisions often have original galvanized or early aluminum gutters that were already near the end of their service life before the current owners bought the house. The gutter problems in those neighborhoods aren't about neglect — they're about age and original specification that didn't account for how the tree canopy would grow in around the home.

Free estimates — no obligation. You can schedule online, contact us through the site, or call 503-860-6950 directly. For most cleaning and repair jobs we can quote you based on photos and basic home details. Larger installation projects sometimes benefit from an on-site look to get sizing and layout right before committing to a scope.

If you want a price range before talking to anyone, our gutter cost estimate tool lets you upload photos of your roofline, describe the work, choose gutter style and color, and add your square footage — and it returns an instant price range for the job. No phone call required.

Yes — pressure washing is part of our exterior service lineup across the Portland metro. We handle driveways, walkways, patios, siding, and house washing for residential properties throughout the coverage area. The same service is available in Hillsboro, Beaverton, Gresham, Lake Oswego, and surrounding communities — not just Portland proper.

Pressure that's too high or pointed at the wrong angle damages siding, strips paint, and drives water behind trim. We match pressure to the surface — concrete driveways handle high PSI; vinyl siding, painted wood, and composite surfaces need a wider fan and lower pressure, or soft washing with a treatment solution for significant moss and algae. Portland's wet climate means biological growth on driveways, walkways, and north-facing siding is a year-round issue, not just a cosmetic one.

Moss removal is one of the most common requests we get across the Portland metro — and one of the most mishandled by companies using the wrong approach. High-pressure washing on a moss-covered roof lifts shingles, breaks granule bonds, and voids manufacturer warranties. The right method for roof moss removal in Portland is low-pressure application of a biodegradable moss treatment, which kills the root system without physically damaging the roofing material. The dead moss then clears naturally over the following rain cycles.

For gutters, moss growth is usually a symptom of debris retention — moisture-holding organic material sitting in the channel gives moss a foothold. Cleaning the gutter removes the substrate. For homes where moss regrowth is persistent — common in wooded neighborhoods in Gresham, Milwaukie, West Linn, and the Portland West Hills — gutter guards reduce the debris load that lets moss establish in the first place. We serve the full Portland metro for both roof moss treatment and gutter-related moss problems.