Seamless Gutters
Formed to fit the older rooflines of Land Park and Curtis Park just as precisely as a new Natomas build.
Learn moreNot a generic suburb
Old growth, old houses, and real heat: here's what actually shapes the job.
Sacramento's urban canopy is real enough to have its own nickname, and its own leaf-drop season that fills more gutters than almost anywhere else we work.
Midtown and East Sacramento still have homes built well before World War II, with gutter systems that have usually been patched more than once.
Land Park, Pocket-Greenhaven, and neighborhoods near the American and Sacramento River confluence sit in a shadier, damper band than the rest of the valley.
Stretches of 100°F+ summer weather bake composition roofing and dry out sealant faster than a milder coastal climate ever would.
All eight, inside city limits
Formed to fit the older rooflines of Land Park and Curtis Park just as precisely as a new Natomas build.
Learn moreA city built under this much tree canopy needs its gutters checked more often than the brochure suggests.
Learn moreGenuinely earns its keep under Sacramento's tree cover, where a bare gutter fills back up within a season.
Learn moreCentury-old fascia and fasteners in Midtown and East Sac get the same fix as a five-year-old Natomas home.
Learn moreShingles in the shadier, older parts of town hold onto moss longer than a newer roofline ever would.
Learn morePanels wiped clear of Central Valley dust before a hot summer cuts into what they generate.
Learn moreGlass brought back to clear, even in homes old enough to have their original wavy panes.
Learn moreSidewalks and driveways in Midtown and Old Sacramento see more foot-traffic grime than most suburbs.
Learn moreBy the numbers
95%+
of debris blocked by quality micro-mesh guards, meaningful under a canopy this size.
Source: micro-mesh manufacturer & industry testing, 2025–2026
3x
roughly what a full gutter replacement costs compared to a spot repair: reason enough to catch problems on an older home early.
Source: Angi & HomeAdvisor, 2025–2026
$1,181
the national average cost of a full gutter replacement: the number a lot of century-old Sacramento homes are eventually staring down.
Source: HomeAdvisor, 2025
Same rain, an older city to protect
Sacramento gets the same concentrated November-to-February rainy stretch as the rest of the valley, except here it's landing on rooflines and gutter systems that have already been through decades of winters.
Source: NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals, Sacramento Executive Airport (the same station this data has always come from, a few miles from most of these neighborhoods).
"Dunzo showed up when they said they would, photographed every issue, and gave us one price before starting. The gutters look new and the downspouts finally drain away from the house."
Sacramento neighborhoods we work in
Plus homes near the State Capitol, Old Sacramento, and the American River Parkway.
Good to know
The questions that come up most, answered plainly.
Rather talk?
(916) 571-6644Yes, Midtown, Land Park, East Sacramento, Natomas, and everywhere between. It's the city the whole business is built around.
Sacramento homes typically run $150–$400 for a cleaning, with our starting price at $249. The exact number comes after a free, no-obligation look at the actual roofline.
Often, yes. A century-old Craftsman in Curtis Park usually has more fascia wear and tighter roof access than a newer Natomas build, so we adjust the approach rather than quote both the same way.
Regularly. Homes backing onto the parkway or sitting near the river confluence get shadier, damper conditions that call for closer attention to moss and algae.
It's the single biggest reason most Sacramento homes need more than one cleaning a year. The same canopy that earns the city its nickname fills a gutter fast every fall.
Free inspection, our actual price