Angelina County, Texas
Father and son, working across Angelina County. We clear the gutters, flush the downspouts, haul the debris off, and send you photos when the job is done.
Quotes are free. Or text a photo of your gutters and we will tell you what we see.
The difference
There is no middle setting. Once the trough packs up, water goes over the edge instead of down the downspout, and it takes the fascia, the soffit and the ground by your foundation with it.
Needles and leaves knit into a mat that holds water. The downspout blocks first, then the run fills, then it spills over the front edge in the next hard rain.
A clean run carries the water to the downspout and away from the house. That is the whole job, and it is the reason the rest of the roofline lasts.
Photos above are for illustration. Real before-and-after photos from our own jobs are on the way.
What we do
We clean gutters and we make small repairs. We do not install gutters or gutter guards, and we will say so rather than take a job we are not right for.
We clear the gutters and downspouts by hand, flush them, and leave the site clean. You get photos of the work when we are done.
The small fixes that keep a working gutter working. If a repair is bigger than we can do properly, we will tell you rather than patch it.
We work for homeowners, landlords and property managers, and on small commercial buildings.
How it works
Tell us where you are and what you are seeing. A photo of the gutter you are worried about saves everyone a trip.
We come out, walk the roofline, check every run, and give you a price before any work starts. Quotes are free.
We clear the gutters by hand, flush the downspouts, bag the debris and take it with us. Then we send you photos of the finished work.
Father and son
A&T Professional Gutter Care is owned and run by a father and his son. That is not a shortage of people. It is the reason the work is consistent, the reason you deal with the same two faces every visit, and the reason our name is on it.
The national companies advertising in this market cannot tell you who is turning up at your house. We can.
The two people who quote the job are the two people who do the job. Nobody is subcontracted and no crew rotates through.
We work the same roads you drive. If something is not right, you know exactly who to call and we are not routing you through a call centre in another state.
Pines behave differently to hardwoods, and East Texas has both. We know what a Pineywoods roofline does in October and what it does again in February.
If a gutter needs a repair we will say so and price it. If it does not, we will say that too. We are not looking for extras.
The Pineywoods problem
Most gutter advice assumes one leaf drop a year. That advice was not written for Angelina County.
Pine needles come down heaviest from September through December, and they do not behave like leaves. Leaves sit loose and can be blown out. Needles knit together into a dense mat that holds water and blocks the downspout, and they slip straight through most gutter guards.
Then live oaks drop again in February and March. That second shed is why one cleaning a year does not hold here, and it is the part most homeowners are caught out by.
Twice a year is the baseline. With pines within about fifty feet of the roof, plan on three or four.
Where we work
If you are near any of these, we can get to you. If you are not sure, call and ask.
Most of our work is in Lufkin. Older neighborhoods here have mature pines right over the roofline, which means gutters fill faster than most homeowners expect.
Diboll is a short run down 59 for us. Heavy pine cover through town means we see a lot of packed, matted gutters rather than loose debris.
Hudson homes tend to sit on larger lots with tree cover on more than one side of the house, so we usually check every run rather than just the front.
We cover Huntington and the roads out toward the lake. Longer gutter runs on ranch-style roofs are common, and those clog at the downspout first.
Zavalla and the properties toward Sam Rayburn. Lake-area homes and rentals often sit empty between visits, so gutters go unchecked for a long stretch.
We take work on the Nacogdoches County edge nearest Angelina County. Call and tell us where you are and we will let you know straight away.
Questions
Twice a year is the baseline. In the Pineywoods it is usually more. Pine needles drop heaviest from September through December, and live oaks drop again in February and March, so most homes here have two clogging seasons rather than one. If you have pines close to the roof, three or four cleanings a year is realistic.
Leaves sit loose and can often be blown out. Pine needles knit together into a dense mat that holds water and blocks the downspout. They also slip through most gutter guards and tangle with whatever else is up there. That is why a gutter under pines needs more attention than the same gutter under hardwoods.
Water backs up over the edge instead of running to the downspout. Over time that rots the fascia and soffit, works in under the roof edge, and saturates the soil against the foundation. The cleaning is cheaper than any of those repairs.
Yes. We bag what comes out of the gutters and take it with us. We do not leave it in your flower beds or pile it by the road.
Usually. We check the gutters for loose hangers, separated seams and sag while we clean. If we find something small we will tell you what it is and what it takes to fix, and do it then if you want it done.
Yes. We work for homeowners, landlords and property managers, and on small commercial buildings. For rentals we can work without the tenant being home and report back what we found.
No. We clean gutters and do small repairs. We work over and around existing guards, but we do not install new gutters or guard systems. If that is what you need we will say so rather than take the job.
Call or text us at (936) 707-6765, or send the quote form on this site. Texting a photo of the gutter you are worried about is the fastest way to get an answer. Quotes are free.
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(936) 707-6765/Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm