Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Costa Mesa, CA

Costa Mesa Gutter Solutionists

Gutters for Costa Mesa’s postwar streets and modern rebuilds

Costa Mesa grew up fast. The city incorporated in 1953 and went from 11,844 residents in 1950 to 72,660 by 1970, and houses from that stretch still set the tone on most blocks: postwar bungalows and ranches on the Eastside, smaller homes across the Westside, and the 1960s and 1970s neighborhoods of Mesa Verde around the country club that opened in 1959. Plenty of Eastside lots run past 10,000 square feet, and many of the older houses there have been expanded or rebuilt, which often leaves a brand new roof section draining into a gutter that is sixty years old.

Rain here is short and concentrated. The NOAA normal at John Wayne Airport, next to the city’s northeast edge, is 11.18 inches a year, falling on about 19 days, and most of it comes December through February. Between storms the gutters quietly fill with palm litter, jacaranda blossoms, sycamore and eucalyptus leaves from the older blocks, plus a coat of grit after the fall winds. Closer to the coast, the marine layer and salt air work on hangers and screws until a run starts to sag. For homes under big trees, BroGuard micro-mesh keeps the debris out and still lets a winter downpour through.

Sara Baayoun owns The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Irvine, and our locally owned crew serves Costa Mesa from Mesa Verde and College Park to the Eastside and Westside. We form seamless aluminum, copper and bonderized steel on site, clean and flush by hand, repair leaks and sagging runs, replace soft fascia and set up underground drainage where a narrow side yard has no room for a splash block. Most Costa Mesa homes are rented, so landlords and property managers get the same free written estimate as owners. The same crew covers Newport Beach just to the south.