Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Laguna Hills, CA

Laguna Hills Gutter Solutionists

Gutters for Laguna Hills’ 1970s and 1980s neighborhoods

Laguna Hills sits on part of the old Moulton Ranch. Lewis Moulton bought Rancho Niguel in the 1890s and ran sheep and cattle across it, and the ranch was split up in the early 1960s. Houses followed quickly. Census estimates date 38.9 percent of today’s homes to the 1970s and 34.7 percent to the 1980s, and the median house was built in 1980, so a typical gutter system here is now 40-plus years old. Residents voted 86 percent for cityhood in March 1991, and Laguna Hills incorporated that December 20. Nellie Gail Ranch, named for Moulton’s wife, covers more than 1,350 acres of the city with about 25 miles of riding trails.

The weather is mild and the rain arrives in a hurry. Mission Viejo 1.3 SSE, the closest NOAA station with 1991 to 2020 normals, averages 15.25 inches a year over roughly 25 days of a tenth of an inch or more. About three of those days bring an inch or more, and that is when a half-clogged downspout backs water up behind the fascia. Nellie Gail Ranch alone counts more than 5,000 trees in its open space, and older streets across the city have grown a full canopy since the 1970s. Where branches hang over the roof, BroGuard micro-mesh catches the leaves at the roof edge and lets the water through.

Sara Baayoun owns The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Irvine, and our crew works all of Laguna Hills, from Nellie Gail Ranch and North Laguna Hills to the west side near Sheep Hills. We form seamless aluminum, copper and bonderized steel on site, clean by hand, fix leaks and sags, replace soft fascia and set up underground drainage where a sloped yard or a patio needs the water carried away. About 70 percent of Laguna Hills homes are owner-occupied, and landlords get the same free written estimate. The same crew covers Aliso Viejo just to the west.