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Seamless Gutter Services Across the Phoenix Valley

Five things we do: install seamless gutters, replace old ones, repair the ones worth saving, screen them against desert debris, and clean them out before monsoon season. All of it by the same crew that quotes the job, since 2008.

Since 2008Phoenix based
5.0 on GoogleAcross 48 reviews
28 ColorsBaked-on finishes
ROC #300914Licensed and insured

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What We Do

Five Services, One Crew

Flow-Rite is a gutter company, not a general contractor with a gutter division. These five things are the whole list, which is why the person who quotes your job is usually the person who shows up to do it.

Long seamless gutter run along a Phoenix roofline under a monsoon sky Formed at Your Curb
Core Service Service 1 of 5

Seamless Gutter Installation

One continuous run, formed on site to your roofline

A seamless gutter is rolled from a single coil of aluminum on the truck at your house, then cut to the exact length of your run. A straight section has no joints in the middle, which is where a sectional gutter starts to separate and drip years later. Corners are cut, sealed and hung by the same crew that measured the job.

No Mid-Run JointsA straight run comes off the machine in one piece
Cut to Your RooflineMeasured and formed at the house, not pre-cut in a warehouse
28 Color OptionsBaked-on finishes matched to fascia and stucco
Seamless gutters along the roofline of a Phoenix home Old System Hauled Away
Full System Replacement Service 2 of 5

Gutter Replacement

Old sectional or failing gutters removed and replaced

Sectional and older gutters eventually pull away from the fascia, and once water runs behind the board instead of through the gutter, the damage moves to the wood and the wall. We take the old system down, show you what is behind it before anything new goes up, and replace it with a seamless run sized for the roof it is actually catching.

  • The old gutter and downspouts leave with us, nothing is left in your driveway.
  • You see the condition of the fascia before the new run is hung, not after.
  • Downspouts get placed to move water away from the house, even if the old ones did not.
White seamless downspout carrying water down a stucco wall Leaks, Sagging and Storm Damage
Repairs and Realignment Service 3 of 5

Gutter Repair

Leaks, sagging sections, pulled fasteners and storm damage

Not every gutter needs replacing. A run that overflows in a monsoon is often pitched wrong, hung on fasteners that have worked loose, or leaking at a corner seam. We re-pitch the run so it drains to the downspout, re-secure it into solid wood, and reseal the corners. If a repair will not hold, we will tell you that instead of selling you one.

Re-Hung and Re-SecuredLoose fasteners replaced, run pulled back to the fascia
Re-Pitched to DrainFall corrected so water reaches the downspout
Corners ResealedSeams and miters sealed where the leaks actually start
Seamless gutter along the parapet of a southwestern stucco Phoenix home Built for Desert Debris
Debris Protection Service 4 of 5

Gutter Screens

Keep palo verde needles, mesquite litter and roof grit out

Phoenix debris is not big wet leaves, it is fine needles, seed pods and grit off the roof, and it packs down hard in the bottom of a gutter. Wide-hole plastic screens let most of it straight through. We fit screens sized for the debris that actually falls here, on new gutters or on the ones you already have.

  • Fits gutters we install and gutters already on the house.
  • Cuts how often the run has to be opened up and cleared by hand.
  • Sized for fine desert debris rather than the leaf litter these products are usually sold for.
Seamless gutter along a covered patio with an open desert view Before Monsoon Season
Seasonal Maintenance Service 5 of 5

Gutter Cleaning

Cleared and flushed before the storms, not after

A gutter packed with sun-baked debris does nothing in a monsoon except send water over the front edge and down the wall. We clear the run and the downspouts by hand, flush the system so we know it actually drains, and tell you what we found up there while we had eyes on it.

  • The run and the downspouts are both cleared, not just the visible trough.
  • The system is flushed afterward so a blockage further down does not go unnoticed.
  • You get told about loose fasteners or a bad seam while it is still a small repair.
Why Seamless

Seamless Compared With Sectional

Sectional gutter is what comes in ten foot lengths from a home center and gets joined together on site. Here is the practical difference, without the spec sheet claims.

Seamless, formed on site
  • No joints along a straight run. The section comes off the machine in one piece, so there is nothing in the middle to seal.
  • Cut to your roofline. Length is measured at the house, so runs are not made up out of standard pieces.
  • Baked-on color finish. Chosen from 28 options to match fascia or stucco rather than painted after the fact.
  • Installed by the people who quoted it. No salesperson handing the job to a crew who never saw the roof.
Sectional, joined on site
  • Joints along the run, each one sealed. Sealant is the part that ages first.
  • Built from standard lengths, so runs are made to fit rather than measured to fit.
  • Color choice limited to what the retailer stocks.
  • Commonly a do-it-yourself or handyman job, with no license behind the work.
Not Sure Which One

Start With What Is Going Wrong

Most people do not call asking for a service, they call describing a problem. Pick the one that sounds like yours and this will tell you where it usually starts. It is a guide, not a quote, and the answer can change once someone sees the roof.

What is happening at your house
Most likely starting point

A pitch and capacity check, then a repair or a resize

Overflow in a monsoon is usually one of three things: the run is pitched wrong, it is blocked, or it is too small for the roof feeding it. Those are three different jobs at three different prices, so the first thing worth doing is finding out which one you have.

Most likely serviceGutter Repair
Sometimes insteadReplacement, if the run is undersized
What we look at firstFall toward the downspout, and where water is landing
Where the water goesDownspout placement away from the foundation
Book a Look at the Run
Most likely starting point

Clear it out first, then keep it out

Desert debris is fine and it packs down, so a gutter can look open from the ground and still be solid at the downspout. Clearing and flushing the run comes first. Screens are what stop you doing it as often, and they are worth more once the run is already clean.

Most likely serviceGutter Cleaning
Usually paired withGutter Screens
What we look at firstWhat is actually falling in, and from which trees
Best timingBefore monsoon season rather than after
Book a Clean and Flush
Most likely starting point

Find out whether it is a repair or the end of the line

A sagging run can often be re-hung and re-pitched for a fraction of a replacement. What decides it is what is behind the gutter. If the fascia is sound, a repair holds. If it is not, hanging a new gutter on it just moves the problem a year down the road.

Most likely serviceGutter Repair
Sometimes insteadFull Replacement
What we look at firstThe fascia behind the gutter, not just the gutter
What decides itWhether there is solid wood left to hang it on
Get It Looked At
Most likely starting point

A seamless run sized for the roof it is catching

With nothing up yet, the decisions are size, where the downspouts go, and what color disappears into your trim. All three are easier to get right before anything is hung, which is why the estimate happens at the house rather than over the phone.

Most likely serviceSeamless Gutter Installation
Worth addingScreens, if you are under palo verde or mesquite
What we look at firstRoof area, and where the water needs to end up
ColorMatched to fascia or stucco from 28 finishes
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Color Matching

28 Baked-On Colors

A gutter either picks up your trim or disappears into it. Eight of the most requested finishes are below. The full set of 28 is on the colors page, and the estimator can bring physical samples to the house so you are not choosing from a screen.

Selected
AlmondWarm neutral that sits quietly against tan and cream stucco.
Musket BrownDeep brown that reads as trim rather than as a gutter.
Heritage CreamSoft cream for lighter fascia and painted wood trim.
Dark BronzeNear-black bronze, common on newer desert contemporary builds.
BlackFull contrast, for homes where the trim is already black.
Colonial GrayCool mid gray that works against stone and gray stucco.
WickerSandy tan, one of the most requested finishes in the Valley.
ClayTerracotta tone that picks up red S-tile roofs.

See all 28 colors →

Almond gutter color sample Musket Brown gutter color sample Heritage Cream gutter color sample Dark Bronze gutter color sample Black gutter color sample Colonial Gray gutter color sample Wicker gutter color sample Clay gutter color sample
AlmondMusket BrownHeritage CreamDark BronzeBlackColonial GrayWickerClay6" K-Style  ·  Baked-on factory finish

Colors on screen are close, not exact. Color on a screen is never the same as color on aluminum in Arizona sun, which is why samples come to the house.

How a Job Runs

From the Measure to the Clean Up

Five steps, in the order they actually happen.

1Measure at the HouseSomeone comes out, measures the roofline and the runs, and looks at where water is ending up now.
2Formed on the TruckThe run is rolled from coil at your curb and cut to length, so a straight section has no joints in it.
3Hung and SealedThe run is secured into solid wood behind the fascia, and the corners and end caps are sealed.
4Downspouts RoutedDownspouts are placed to carry water away from the foundation rather than beside it.
5Cleaned UpOld material and offcuts leave with the crew. Customers mention this one more than anything else.
What Customers Say

Reviews From Around the Valley

Every review below is a real Google review, quoted in full. Nothing is trimmed to make it read better.

5.0
48 Google reviews
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Armànd C.Tempe · Google review
After another company told me they didn't cover Tempe, I found Flow-Rite Gutters in Phoenix. My call was returned within an hour by Nikki, who answered my questions and listened very carefully to me. Justin was on time, and after explaining exactly what he would do he wrote up a bid on the spot. They set up this very professional looking machine in the street to shape one of the thirty plus feet sections of gutter. When they finished, I was completely satisfied. The color matched perfectly. It rained fairly hard a week later. The wider gutters, with an additional downspout, worked perfectly.
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Cameron C.Google review
Flow-Rite was very professional from the first phone call. I liked that Justin provided the quote and was also involved in doing the work and installation. I preferred this to other companies that sent out a salesperson with less knowledge. The installation of the seamless gutters was painless and only took around 2 hours. Nikki was a pleasure to work with regarding scheduling and payment.
AJ
Alexia J.Google review
Great work by the Flow-Rite team. Gutters look great, color matches perfectly and fair pricing. These guys were willing to cut metal on top of our shed as well as relocate cable wires that other companies were unwilling or unable to do, which greatly helped us out!
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Carolynn D.Google review
Flow-Rite did an exceptional job coming up with a plan to install a new gutter in the front of my house which looks nice, and they were able to make repairs on an older existing one. Nikki answered all of my questions quickly and Justin and his team came out and did a perfect job. I couldn't be happier. Highly recommend.
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Greg M.Google review
We've used the services of Flow-Rite on three separate occasions over the years and have been pleased each time. They do good work, show up when they say they will, and clean everything up when done.
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Christa Q.Google review
We've used Flow-Rite Seamless on our rental property and residence, and have also referred them out to friends and family because of their wonderful service. They are friendly, easy to work with and competitively priced.
Common Questions

Before You Call

The short answers. There are more of them on the FAQ page.

What actually makes a seamless gutter different?

A sectional gutter is assembled from pre-cut lengths joined together along the run. Every one of those joints is sealed, and sealant is the part that fails first. A seamless gutter is rolled from one coil at your house and cut to the length of the run, so a straight section has no joints in the middle at all. Corners and downspout outlets still have connections, because they have to, but the long stretches do not.

How long does a typical job take?

It depends on the size of the roof and whether an old system has to come down first. One customer described a straightforward seamless install on their home taking about two hours. A larger house, or one that needs the old gutters removed first, takes longer.

You will get a realistic timeframe with your estimate rather than a number off a website.

Do you charge for the estimate?

No. Someone comes out, measures, and gives you a price. The measuring happens at the house because roof area and downspout placement are what set the price, and neither can be judged over the phone.

What areas do you cover?

Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Sun City, Sun City West, Tempe, Cave Creek, Anthem, New River and Wickenburg. If you are just outside that list it is worth calling anyway, because one customer found us after another company told them they did not cover Tempe.

Are you licensed?

Yes. Flow-Rite Seamless LLC holds Arizona ROC license #300914, and is bonded and insured. The license number is on every page of this site so you can verify it yourself with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors before anyone comes to your house.

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Before the Next Storm

Find Out What Your Gutters Actually Need

The estimate is free and it happens at the house, because roof area and where the water ends up are what set the price. Call, or send the form and someone will get back to you.

Flow-Rite Seamless LLC
Flow-Rite Seamless LLC

Veteran-owned seamless gutter installation, replacement, repair, screens and cleaning across the Phoenix Valley since 2008. Formed on-site, backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty.

ROC #300914
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
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Surprise
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3401 West Phelps Road
Phoenix, AZ 85053
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Saturday: 9:00am to 3:00pm
Sunday: Closed
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