Tulsa gutter companies: what to expect from us

Nobody in Oklahoma licenses us. Here is what that means for you.

Oklahoma has no state license for gutter contractors. The Construction Industries Board registers roofers, but a company that hangs gutters needs nothing beyond a business filing. Anyone with a ladder and a used gutter machine can put a magnet on a truck the week after a hailstorm, and every May a few do.

So there is no license number to ask for. Ask instead for a current certificate of general liability insurance and proof of workers' compensation, naming the company that will actually be on your roof. We email ours before the crew is scheduled. The Oklahoma Insurance Department has a plain-language page on hiring contractors after storms; read it before you sign anything.

How a job with us goes

The estimate happens on a ladder. A quote written from the driveway misses the two things that change the price on a 1960s ranch: soft fascia behind the corners, and where the downspouts dump. We go up, poke the fascia, trace the water, then write the number. It holds unless we open something and find rot nobody could have seen, and then you see it before we cut.

We build for Tulsa weather. Rain at an inch or two an hour from April to June, pecan and oak drop in November, an ice storm every few winters. Our standard is .032 aluminum on hidden screw hangers, 3x4 downspouts, 6-inch gutter where a roof plane needs it, and extensions that carry water off the clay. Builder-grade is spikes, 2x3 downspouts and no extensions, which is what most Broken Arrow and Owasso houses came with.

We will talk you out of work. A $250 resealed corner beats a replacement when the rest of the run is sound. If your gutters have five years in them, we say so.

No deposit on repairs, no today-only price. Estimates are free, written and good for 30 days.

Where we work

Tulsa County plus the near parts of Rogers, Wagoner and Creek counties: midtown, downtown and Brookside, south Tulsa to 121st, north and east Tulsa, Sand Springs and Sapulpa to the west, Broken Arrow, Coweta and Catoosa to the east, Owasso and Claremore to the north, Bixby, Jenks and Glenpool along the river to the south. Area codes 918 and 539.

The work changes with the housing: repair plus fascia on midtown's 1950s–70s ranches, seamless replacement with bigger downspouts on Broken Arrow and Owasso two-stories, 6-inch gutter on the hip roofs of Jenks and south Tulsa. See the Broken Arrow and Jenks pages, and the cost page for this year's ranges.

What we do not touch

Roofing, foundation work and painting. When we spot a roof issue from the ladder, we tell you and you take it to a registered roofer. We do not assign your insurance claim to ourselves.

The short test for any gutter contractor in Tulsa

Whichever of the gutter contractors Tulsa offers you hire, hold them to this: an itemized written estimate, insurance certificates before the crew arrives, an inspection from a ladder, extensions included, a hose test at the end. That is what separates the best gutter company Tulsa has from one you replace in eight years. Call, text or request an estimate.