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Continuous runs sized to the roofline, with downspouts placed to carry water away from the building. Replacement of an old run is part of the same service.
Explore →Overflowing, sagging, or pulling gutters send water where it does not belong. Gutter Lake City serves Chicago only, working on brick bungalows with eave gutters and on flat-roofed two-flats and greystones that drain through parapets and scuppers. Learn about seamless gutter installation, gutter repair, and gutter cleaning, then call (872) 867-8606 during business hours to talk about your roofline and home.
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Chicago housing has a median year built of 1953, according to American Community Survey data, and much of it predates modern gutter materials. The city holds about 80,000 bungalows built roughly between 1910 and 1940, alongside two-flats and three-flats that make up about a quarter of the housing stock. That mix means two drainage systems: pitched eave gutters on bungalows and cottages, and parapet, scupper, and internal-leader drainage on flat-roofed buildings. Our Chicago service area pages describe each community area separately, from Portage Park bungalows to Kenwood greystones.
Gutter Lake City - Gutters Installation & Repair is based at 2332 N Laramie Ave, Chicago, IL 60639, in Belmont Cragin. The work covers gutter installation, repair, cleaning, gutter guards, downspouts, and fascia and soffit work in Chicago. Call (872) 867-8606 during business hours — Mon–Sat 6:00 AM–5:00 PM, Sun 6:00 AM–1:00 PM — to talk about what you are seeing at your roofline.
The roofline works as one system: gutters, downspouts, fascia, and soffit all carry the same water. The pages below describe each service separately, with the Chicago housing it fits. Start with the full list of gutter services or read about work in Logan Square and Beverly.
Gutter work is straightforward to describe and easy to get wrong in practice. The points below come from the housing and weather Chicago actually has. Read about the business for what the work covers and where the office is.
Homes of this era typically pair a pitched roof with eave gutters on bungalows and cottages, while greystones and two-flats typically drain through parapets and scuppers. The drainage system is described per building, not assumed from the street.
A run with life left in it is discussed as a repair. A run whose fascia no longer holds hangers is discussed as a replacement. The condition of the roofline, as seen on site, is what frames the discussion.
1991–2020 normals put annual precipitation at 37.86 inches at O'Hare and 40.88 inches at Midway, with May the wettest month at both stations. Snow comes mainly from passing weather systems, and gutters carry water in every season.
Call (872) 867-8606 during business hours and describe what is happening: overflow, sag, leaks, or clogged downspouts. Your address and the type of building help frame the discussion. The contact page lists the hours and the office address.
The roofline is measured, downspouts are counted, and the fascia behind the old hangers is looked at. The scope of the work is discussed before anything is scheduled.
Installation, repair, or cleaning proceeds as discussed. Joints, hangers, and downspout routing are handled as part of the same job, and the fascia and soffit are considered where they affect the run.
Water is run through the system to check flow and drainage, and material from the old run is removed. Anything noticed during the check is mentioned before the visit ends.
Call (872) 867-8606 during business hours and describe what is happening: overflow, sag, leaks, or clogged downspouts. Your address and the type of building help frame the discussion. The contact page lists the hours and the office address.
Most roofline water trouble starts small: a drip at a seam, a run that holds water, a downspout that backs up. These are the calls that come in most often, and the pages on gutter repair, gutter cleaning, and downspout repair describe each one in more detail.
Ask a pro →Joints are re-crimped, old sealant is cleared out, and fresh sealant is applied. Where a seam has leaked for a while, the fascia board behind it is checked before the run is closed up. See fascia and soffit repair for the boards behind the gutter.
A sagging run usually traces to hangers that have worked loose from soft fascia or been set too far apart. Hangers are reset into solid wood and the run is re-pitched so water drains toward the downspout instead of pooling.
The downspout is cleared and the run above it is checked, since a clogged downspout usually means debris in the trough as well. Both are cleared and flow is checked.
Ice dams form when meltwater cannot drain and refreezes at the edge. Pitch is corrected and the run is cleared, and heat cables are one tool for problem rooflines. Insulation, air-sealing, and ventilation are root-cause fixes that typically sit outside gutter work.
“Luis and his associate repaired my gutters quickly and cleaned them a bit for a fair price. I didn't hear any leaking during the last rain and I'm very pleased with the quality of work and efficiency. I would definitely recommend their service and will likely hire them again when time to clean the gutters. Se habla español.”
La Shawn SGoogle review · 2 years ago
“The team came out in less than 24 hours to give a quote and started the job the same day. Very professional and did a clean job! We will be using them again! Highly recommend for guttter cleaning!”
Dave DavisGoogle review · 2 years ago
“They repaired the gutters and the wood. I recommend this company.”
AlexGoogle review · 2 years ago
Chicago is divided into 77 community areas, and this website publishes a page for 73 of them. Each page describes the housing and drainage of that area: pitched eave gutters where bungalows and cottages dominate, and parapet and scupper drainage where flat-roofed buildings dominate. The service area hub lists all 73 pages, from Rogers Park to Morgan Park.
Service is Chicago only, and suburbs are not listed as service areas. If your block sits near a boundary between two community areas, either page is a reasonable starting point; call and describe your location. Pages for Belmont Cragin, where the office is, and for Edison Park show how housing and drainage differ from one area to another.
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(872) 867-8606 →Cost depends on the length of the run, the number of stories, the downspout count, and the condition of the fascia behind the old gutter. No figure is published on this website, because every roofline differs. Call (872) 867-8606 during business hours to talk through your roofline and what the work would involve.
Gutters move roof surface water away from the building. They do not prevent sewer backups. Chicago has combined sewers that are generally capable of handling at most a 5-year storm, according to the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District, and the July 2023 flooding was substantially sewer surcharge. Downspout work helps with surface water at the roofline, not with water coming up through sewers.
A twice-yearly cadence is widely advised: once in the fall leaf season, which peaks from September through November, and once in spring after the wettest month, May. Homes under mature tree cover need attention more often. See gutter cleaning for what a cleaning covers.
Flat-roofed greystones and two-flats typically drain through parapets, scuppers, and internal leaders rather than eave gutters. The page for Avondale describes a flat-roof-first area, and gutter repair covers both drainage systems.
Chicago only. This website publishes pages for 73 community areas, listed on the service area hub. The office is in Belmont Cragin, at 2332 N Laramie Ave, Chicago, IL 60639. Suburbs are not listed as service areas.
Call (872) 867-8606 during business hours — Mon–Sat 6:00 AM–5:00 PM, Sun 6:00 AM–1:00 PM — to talk about your gutters. The contact page has the office address and hours.
Call (872) 867-8606 →Call (872) 867-8606 during business hours to talk about gutter work in Chicago. Our office is at 2332 N Laramie Ave, Chicago, IL 60639. Read about the business for what the work covers.