Gutters on a mountain house work harder than most people expect. Heavy snow slides off roofs, ice builds along the eaves, and pine needles and aspen leaves pack the troughs every fall. Of the 31 gutter companies listed here, only 6 keep a base in the valley. The other 25 drive up from the Front Range.
Gutters up here fail from snow load and ice, not from rain. I would pick someone who looks at the eaves and the roof edge, not just the trough. If the company is a long drive away, bundle the cleaning and repair into one visit.
Based in Estes Park
Big windows are half the reason people build up here, and keeping them clear is this crew's whole trade. Based on Morgan Street near the fairgrounds, the company has cleaned windows around Estes Park for eight years, inside and out, with screens done as part of the job.
One phone number covers a lot of ground at Beyond Services Group: tree removal and trimming, stump grinding, planting, fire mitigation, landscaping, gutter cleanout, yard cleanup and firewood. Trained climbers handle the tree work, and the crew will work with insurers when a claim is involved.
Out on Graves Avenue near the fairgrounds, Weddle and Sons runs its Estes Park office next door to Dr. Dan The Handyman and Pine Valley Construction.
Once the snow starts, this mobile outfit adds sidewalk and driveway clearing to a list that already runs from drywall and flooring repair to exterior painting, ceiling fans, gutter cleaning and furniture assembly. 7522' Home Services & Security comes to the property, and the owner prefers to see the job in person before quoting.
Byron Francis came to Estes Park in 1999 to frame houses and has been building here since: a gutter installation business, a stretch as structural framing foreman, then a framing, siding and deck company before B & E Builders. The firm, where he's co-owner, puts more than 22 years behind custom homes and remodels in town and around the valley, from footings to fixtures.
Custom houses at one end, a ceiling fan at the other. Go 2 Guys & Gals works out of the Estes area about six miles from downtown, and the list is wide: country and custom home building, design, additions, accessory buildings, garages, decks, concrete and foundations, demolition, drywall installation and repair, flooring, electrical, plumbing, fences and exterior painting.
Serves Estes Park from the Front Range
Hail is the usual reason people call. Schroeder Roofing, a Loveland company working Northern Colorado for nearly 50 years and listing Estes Park among its towns, repairs and replaces roofs in asphalt, tile, flat, metal, synthetic slate and shake, and it will meet the insurance adjuster and carry the claim through, which is the part people are most grateful for.
Screens and tracks get as much attention as the glass from this Loveland window crew, which comes up to Estes Park as well as working Fort Collins, Windsor, Greeley and Longmont. Dan Fris owns it, and the technicians are background-checked.
Gutters come up more than roofs with this Loveland exterior company: replacements, inspections, extensions and the occasional copper run. Roofing is still the core, from inspection and repair to full replacement after hail, wind and heavy snow, along with attic venting, skylights, siding, painting and window washing.
Roofs, more than the hail-resistant siding the company leads with, are what Valcore Construction gets known for. Most of the work people talk about is roof replacement after storm damage, with the insurance claim handled alongside it and an easy process from inspection to cleanup.
Buying a cabin on a well is where Quality Home Inspections earns its fee. The Loveland company comes up to Estes and tests well systems, water quality, radon and mold alongside the standard inspection, and Drew, who runs it, is a licensed radon technician.
After a hailstorm, the first call is for an inspection, and that is the job All Seasons Roofing and Restoration gets mentioned for most. The Loveland company covers northern Colorado, Estes Park included, and handles hail damage, insurance claims, new roofs and repairs on shingle, metal and flat roofs.
Pergolas, front porches and stairs are what this Longmont deck builder gets remembered for, along with finishing on budget and leaving a clean site. The catalog runs to custom, multi-level, curved and rooftop decks in wood or composite (Trex, TimberTech, Deckorators), patio covers, pavers and outdoor kitchens, with 3D renderings up front and permits handled.
Roof replacement is most of what people hire this Fort Collins roofer for, and the follow-through gets the credit: quick responses, attention to detail, shingle samples brought out, and no push to buy more than the roof needs. The Fort Collins branch covers Loveland, Boulder, Greeley, Windsor and nearby towns, and the company also keeps an Estes Park office.
After a hailstorm, the hard part is usually the insurance claim, not the shingles. That is where King Roofing Company earns its keep.
"Honest work at an honest price" is the motto at Denny's Roofing, and being upfront about cost is in fact one of the things people bring up. The Longmont contractor installs asphalt shingle, metal and flat roofs on homes and commercial buildings, and handles hail damage, siding, windows, doors, gutters, skylights and solar.
A clogged downspout is the kind of call Local Gutter Cleaners gets, and the downspouts get cleared, not just the troughs. The company is veteran-owned, based in Loveland and working across Northern Colorado, so it comes up the canyon for Estes jobs.
Late fall, before the first real snow, is a sensible time to get gutters cleared, and this Fort Collins crew does gutters along with the windows it is named for. It has cleaned glass for more than two decades, from small houses and mansions to commercial buildings and new construction, and its range runs from Fort Collins to Boulder to Estes Park.
GAF certification and an emergency tarping service are the two specifics worth knowing about this Fort Collins roofer, the sister company of Lion Home Service. It handles residential and commercial roofs, storm damage, gutters and siding, with more than 26 years in the business behind it.
A burst pipe in a closed-up cabin is the kind of call this Fort Collins restoration company takes. It's a licensed general contractor, so the crew that dries the place out is the same one that tears out the damage and rebuilds it, instead of handing the job to a second company halfway through.
Cost-plus pricing is the whole pitch here. Homestead Home Builders, out of Loveland, shows clients the actual bids from vendors and subcontractors, with no separate markup layered on top.
Most roof jobs from this Loveland company wrap up in a single day, and the inspector used to work on the insurance side, which is the reason to call them before calling the insurer after a hailstorm. They re-roof and repair homes and commercial buildings and also handle gutters, downspouts, gutter cleaning, detached garages and hail damage, with free inspections and estimates.
Apex Roofing Co. is the longest-established roofer in the Estes Valley, family-owned and run by the owners, so the estimate comes from the people who answer for the work.
Quality, low cost, speed: pick two. That's how Zach Steinkamp of Foothills Homes frames every project, and he runs each one himself, from the written estimate to the final walkthrough.
Paint jobs come up more than anything else with Limitless Construction, a family-run Loveland remodeler that takes on kitchens, bathrooms, basements, tile floors, decks and fences across Northern Colorado and Wyoming. Drywall, flooring, gutter cleaning and handyman work round it out, so a mixed list can go to one crew.
Based in Fort Collins, Lion Roofing and Gutters comes up to Estes Park as part of a service area that stretches across Northern Colorado. It is a GAF-certified contractor and the sister company of Lion Home Service, with more than 26 years behind it, handling residential and commercial roofs, storm damage restoration, emergency tarping and gutters.
Storm and wind damage repair heads the list at Charisma Roofing, a Loveland contractor that comes up to Estes Park and Drake. Owner Steve Martin is hands-on with the work.
Deep cleans are the job that comes up most with Guys It's Clean, a house cleaning company based in Drake, down the Big Thompson Canyon. Thoroughness and a friendly crew follow close behind.
Windows, gutters and dryer vents make up the whole job list at Everclean, a Loveland company that has worked the Front Range for years and counts Estes Park and Red Feather Lakes among its mountain stops. Its territory runs from Fort Collins down to Denver.
The Estes Park fire station, the Stanley Museum, buildings at the YMCA of the Rockies and the Alpine Visitor Center on Trail Ridge Road all carry roofs from Apex Roofing Co. It has worked the Estes Valley for more than four decades and is still family-owned, so the person quoting the job is an owner, not a sales rep.
When the gutters on a mountain house finally pull loose after a winter of snow and ice, the fix often comes from down the canyon. Peak Seamless Gutters is based in Loveland and covers Northern Colorado towns including Berthoud, Longmont, Boulder and Estes Park, installing, replacing and repairing seamless gutters on homes and commercial buildings.
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Gutter work in Estes Park is mostly cleaning, repair and replacement, and many of the companies that do it started as roofers or window cleaners. Six of the 31 are based in the valley, and the rest are in Loveland, Fort Collins, Longmont and similar towns. Several name Estes Park in their service area, but a crew coming up from the Front Range has a real drive each way, so ask whether there is a minimum job size or a trip charge before you book.
Roofers dominate the list. Schroeder Roofing, Rhino Exteriors, All Seasons Roofing and Restoration and Lion Roofing Company all handle gutters alongside roof repair and replacement, which makes sense when ice and snow are the main reasons gutters fail. If a gutter has pulled away or a section is crushed, it is worth having someone look at the eave and fascia on the same visit. Window cleaners such as Radiant Window Cleaning and Let There Be Light Window Cleaning offer gutter cleaning as part of their routes.
Free estimates are common: 14 of the 31 offer them. Fifteen list residential work and 13 list commercial. Six advertise 24-hour emergency calls, though a storm call in the mountains can still depend on road conditions. Only 4 are marked licensed and 1 offers financing, so ask for proof of insurance and a written scope before anyone climbs a ladder.
One window cleaner is based in town and cleans gutters along with windows and screens. Local Gutter Cleaners, Radiant Window Cleaning and Let There Be Light Window Cleaning come up from Loveland and Fort Collins, and several roofing companies handle gutters too. Ask about travel before you book.
Many do. Schroeder Roofing, Rhino Exteriors, King Roofing Company and Lion Roofing Company all list gutters with their roofing work, and King Roofing treats gutter installation as an add-on to a replacement. Asking for both in one estimate means one crew and one schedule.
Fourteen of the 31 list free estimates, including Schroeder Roofing, Radiant Window Cleaning and Valcore Construction. The rest do not say, so ask whether there is a charge for a site visit before a crew drives up from the Front Range.
Six of the 31 list 24-hour emergency service, among them Rhino Exteriors and All Seasons Roofing and Restoration. A mountain storm can slow any crew, so ask what response time looks like for your address before you count on it.
