St. Helens' Hometown Gutter Installation Company
For 20+ years we've been hanging seamless gutters on St. Helens homes — from Old Towne originals down by the river to newer builds up the hill. When your gutter company is in your zip code, everything gets easier.
★★★★★ 5.0 from 139 Google reviews
Licensed & bonded · CCB #110122
Neighborhood Favorite
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Same-day estimates. No pressure, no subcontractors
WHAT WE DO
Gutter Work We Handle Around St. Helens
- Seamless aluminum gutters — 5" and 6" K-style, cut on-site at the shop or in your driveway, 20+ colors
- Wood-to-seamless conversion — including fascia repair on older homes
- Copper gutters — for riverfront and heritage homes where looks matter
- Gutter guards — needle-rated systems for treed lots
- Downspouts & drainage — extensions routed away from basements and foundations
- Repairs of all sizes — re-hangs, seam sealing, slope correction. The shop's in town; small jobs are easy for us
Straight Talk on Price
Most full seamless replacements on a typical St. Helens single-family home land between $1,200 and $2,200, depending on footage, stories, and downspouts. Older homes needing fascia repair run more, and we’ll show you exactly why before any extra work happens. Every estimate is free, written, and final. No invoice-day surprises.
In-town estimates, often same day.
WHY LOCAL MATTERS
You Drive Past Our Address...
Most gutter companies serving St. Helens are dispatching from Portland. That means metro pricing, metro scheduling, and a crew you’ll never see again. We’re the opposite: the shop, the coil stock, the trucks, and the crew are all right here on S 1st Street.
Practically, that means estimates in days, not weeks. It means if something ever needs adjusting after the install, we’re minutes away, not “we’ll get you on the route.” And it means our reputation lives in the same town you do. With a 5.0-star average across 130+ reviews, that’s not an accident. It’s the cost of doing business where everyone knows your truck.
FROM YOUR NEIGHBORS
130+ Five-Star Reviews. Most of Them From Right Around Here
We’ve kept a perfect 5.0 average on Google for years, and we pick up five to ten new reviews a month. In a town this size, you can’t fake that, half our jobs come from someone’s neighbor watching the install over the fence.
RECENT WORK
Some Of Our Work in St. Helens
Checkout out some of our projects in St. Helens
OLD TOWNE & RIVERFRONT HOMES
Original Gutters on Century Homes, and What's Hiding Behind Them
St. Helens has some of the best old housing stock in Columbia County, especially around Old Towne and the riverfront. A lot of those homes are still running original or decades-old gutters: wood troughs, rusted sectional steel, runs that have sagged out of slope years ago.
Here’s what we find behind failing old gutters more often than not: fascia rot. Water that’s been wicking into the wood for years. Hanging shiny new gutters on rotten fascia just hides the problem, so we don’t. We repair the fascia first, show you photos of what we found, and put it all on one invoice. Wood-to-seamless conversion is one of the most common jobs we do in this town, and done right, it’s the last gutter decision that house needs for decades.
River-facing homes get one more consideration: wind. Weather coming off the Columbia drives rain sideways and works fasteners loose over time. We hang every run with hidden hangers screwed into the rafter tails, not spikes that back out, because we know exactly what a St. Helens winter does to hardware.
THE FALL CRUNCH
The Halloweentown Effect: Why October Books Out in September
Every fall, the Spirit of Halloweentown turns our little riverfront into one of Oregon’s busiest small towns, right as the first real rain of the season arrives. It’s a great month to live here. It’s a terrible month to discover your gutters are failing.
September
The smart month. Book now(full pick of the schedule, gutters done before the rain)
October
Festival crowds + first storms. The schedule is mostly full and the phone doesn’t stop.
September
The soak begins. Emergency overflow calls get priority, but you don’t want to be one.
If you already know your gutters struggled last winter, the cheapest and calmest time to fix them is before the town fills up. Call in late summer and it’s done in a day.
UP AND DOWN HIGHWAY 30
Wher Else We Work
St. Helens is home base, but our trucks cover the whole corridor. We’re in Scappoose almost daily, five minutes from Columbia City, and regularly up in Warren and out to Rainier. If you can see the Columbia from your porch, odds are we’ve hung gutters on your street.
For the full rundown of what we install, see our main gutter installation page.
GOOD QUESTIONS
St. Helens Gutter Questions, Answered
Can you replace old wood gutters with seamless aluminum?
Yes, it’s one of the most common jobs we do on older St. Helens homes. We remove the original wood troughs, repair any fascia rot we find behind them, and hang new seamless aluminum sized to the roofline. The house keeps its character; you lose the leaks.
When should I book fall gutter work?
By September. Once the October festival crowds arrive and the first real rain hits, the schedule fills fast. Late summer booking means full choice of dates and dry gutters before the November soak.
Do you take small repair jobs in town?
Yes. We’re right here on S 1st Street, so re-hangs, seam sealing, and downspout fixes around St. Helens are easy to slot in. No job minimum games.
What happens if you find fascia rot behind my old gutters?
We repair it before the new gutters go up, and we show you photos of exactly what we found. Hanging new gutters over rotten wood just hides the problem, and we’d rather fix it once than have you call someone else in five years.
GET ON SCHEDULE
Your Gutter Company Is Already in Town
Twenty years on St. Helens roofs. A 5.0-star record across 139 reviews. And a shop on S 1st Street you can drive past on the way to deciding.