Gutter guards in Federal Way, WA
6 Federal Way gutter companies list gutter guards on their website. Each one has a working phone and a live website. Call them direct.
- All gutter contractors14 companies
- Gutter installation10 companies
- Gutter repair5 companies
- Gutter cleaning6 companies
- Gutter guards6 companies
- Downspouts and drainage4 companies
Gutter contractors that list gutter guards, A to Z
DaBella
Since 2011: siding, windows, remodeling and shingle roofs as a GAF Master Elite and James Hardie Preferred contractor. Financing too.
- Family owned
- Free inspection
- Financing
- Warranty
Also serves Fife, Auburn, Bonney Lake +24
Fresh Start Home Exteriors llc
GAF Certified, with vinyl and fiber cement siding, windows, gutter guards and metal roofs. Financing; Lakeland North and Des Moines.
- Free inspection
- Financing
Also serves Lakeland North, Lakeland South, Edgewood +11
High Point Gutter
Downspout and drainage fixes first, then soffit, fascia and guards. Family-run since 2016, with financing, near Burien and Tukwila.
- Family owned
- Free inspection
- Financing
- Warranty
Also serves Auburn, Tacoma, Kent +37
Horizon Roofing Inc
Slate and wood shake roofs since 1988, with skylights, gutter guards and drainage for homes and commercial properties near Des Moines.
- Free inspection
Also serves Des Moines, Auburn, Tacoma +1
Leafless in Seattle
Woman-owned and family-owned: gutter guards and cleaning, water damage restoration, decks, windows and emergency roof repair.
- Family owned
- Free inspection
- Financing
- Emergency service
Also serves Tacoma, Kent, Gig Harbor +8
Washington pro service
Emergency gutter service plus guards, cleaning, repairs and drainage work, from a locally owned crew in Dash Point and Milton.
- Free inspection
- Emergency service
Also serves Auburn, Des Moines, Dash Point +18
About gutter guards
Gutter guards cover the gutter to keep leaves and debris out while they let rain in. The common types are screens, fine metal mesh, foam inserts, and solid covers that turn water over a curved edge. Fine mesh stops the most debris. No guard stops all of it: pine needles and seeds still collect, and most guards still need a rinse now and then. Some guards slide under the first row of shingles, so ask how the installer fixes them without harm to the roof.
What to ask a contractor
- Which type of guard do you recommend for the trees around my house, and why?
- Will the guard go under my shingles, and could that affect my roof warranty?
- Will you clean and repair the gutters before the guards go on?
- What cleaning will the guards still need, and does your warranty cover clogs?