Blue Peaks Roofing replaces gutters and downspouts on homes and commercial buildings across the Denver area. We often schedule gutter work with a new roof so the roof edge and gutters are finished together.
Start with a free inspection. We look at your gutters, downspouts, fascia and roof edge and tell you whether they need cleaning or replacement.
Here is how we help homeowners and building owners with gutters.
New gutters and downspouts when the old ones are damaged, sagging, leaking at the joints or undersized for the roof. Often scheduled with a roof replacement.
Seamless gutters are made by our gutter partner in continuous lengths to fit each run of your roof, so there are fewer joints along the run, which is where leaks often start.
We repair loose or damaged gutters and replace damaged sections.
Clearing leaves, granules and debris from gutters and downspouts so water can drain. During cleaning we note any loose hangers, leaking joints or damage we see.
Box gutters are larger, rectangular commercial gutters. We inspect and replace them as part of commercial roofing work.
Every job has a dedicated project manager who is your point of contact and sends you a prep email before build day.
Your project manager keeps you updated every day of your build, and we keep daily photo logs of the work.
At completion we clean up and sweep the yard and driveway with a magnet.
We walk the finished job with you before we call it done.
Residential roofs carry our 5-year workmanship warranty, with the terms in your contract.
The first two photos are from the same Littleton home: the old gutter before replacement, then the new seamless gutter and downspout.
Before
After
We install steel and aluminum seamless gutters. 5-inch is most common, 6-inch available, and we size them for the roof.
Gutters protect more than the roof. If your siding is also showing wear, see our siding page.
The gutters, drip edge and roof edge work together. When we replace a roof, it is a good time to replace worn or damaged gutters so they fit the new roof edge and nothing has to be pulled off and reset later.
Hail dents gutters and downspouts as well as roofs. If a storm has come through, a hail damage inspection covers the gutters too. If you are thinking about an upgrade at the same time, see impact-resistant shingles, stone-coated steel and standing seam metal.
On commercial buildings, box gutters, scuppers and downspouts move water off large roof areas. When we work on a commercial roof, we look at how water leaves the roof as part of the job.
See our commercial roofing and spray foam roofing and coatings pages, or HOA and multi-family roofing if you manage a community.
Often it makes sense, especially if the gutters are damaged or sagging. Doing both together lets the new gutters fit the new roof edge. We tell you if your existing gutters are fine to keep.
Yes. We repair loose or damaged gutters and replace damaged sections.
Steel and aluminum seamless gutters. 5-inch is most common, 6-inch available.
Yes. Hail can dent gutters and downspouts. We include them in every hail damage inspection.
A box gutter is a larger, rectangular gutter used on commercial buildings.
Yes. We clear gutters and downspouts and point out any damage we see while we are up there.
Nothing. We inspect, document what we find and explain your options. There is no obligation.
We will inspect, document what we find and explain your options in plain language. Inspections are free. Call (303) 808-0687 or send us a note through our contact page.
