The Project Desk
Roofing, Windows & Exterior Gutters
Gutters that move water away from your home.
Get matched with a screened local contractor for gutter replacement, repair, hail damage, or gutter guards. We confirm what you need and get the estimate on your calendar.
- Free for homeowners
- Screened local contractors
- Details shared only after you confirm
Why homeowners use The Project Desk
We screen before anyone gets your project
Every contractor we work with is checked for business legitimacy, current insurance, relevant credentials, reputation, and fit for the kind of project you have. If we wouldn't hand the work to them, we don't put them in front of you.
Your details stay with us until you say yes
We tell you which contractor we've matched you with and when we can get them out. Nothing about you is released until you confirm that appointment — so one request doesn't turn into a week of cold calls.
One conversation instead of five
You tell us what you’re planning once. We handle the calling, the qualifying, and the scheduling, and we work the appointment around your availability.
Free for homeowners, no obligation
There's no cost to you and no commitment. Contractors pay us, so you're never charged for a match, an estimate, or a referral. What happens after the estimate is entirely your call.
More detail: how we vet contractors and how we make money.
Why gutters matter in Colorado
They protect your foundation
Gutters and downspouts carry roof water away from your foundation, siding, and landscaping. When they fail, water goes where it shouldn’t.
Freeze and thaw
Clogged or poorly pitched gutters can hold water that freezes, contributing to ice buildup and damage along the roof edge.
Hail
Hail commonly dents gutters and downspouts, and that damage can be part of a roof or siding insurance claim.
Snow and ice weight
Heavy snow and ice can pull gutters away from the house when they are not properly secured.
What a gutter replacement typically includes
Every project is different. Your contractor confirms the actual scope in their estimate.
- Inspection — Checking gutters, downspouts, pitch, and the fascia behind them.
- Removal — Taking down and hauling away the old system.
- Fascia repair — Replacing rotted or damaged fascia boards before new gutters go up.
- Installation — New gutters, often seamless and formed on site to fit your home.
- Downspouts and drainage — Downspouts and extensions that direct water away from the foundation.
- Gutter guards — Optional covers that reduce clogging from leaves and debris.
How The Project Desk works
From your first message to a booked appointment with a screened gutter contractor.
Tell us about your gutters
Share what's going on: damage, overflowing, or a replacement. Let us know if it's related to a storm.
We confirm the details
We follow up to fill in anything missing and make sure we have a screened contractor for your area and situation.
Meet your contractor
We tell you who we matched and when they can come out. They assess the system and walk you through options.
You decide from here
Your contractor prepares a written estimate. Where it goes from there is your call.
Common gutter projects
Full gutter replacement
A new system for the whole house, usually with new downspouts and a check of the fascia.
Repairs and hail damage
Fixing leaks, sagging sections, or storm damage, sometimes alongside a roof claim.
Gutter guards
Covers added to new or existing gutters to cut down on clogs and cleaning.
What to know before you start
Check the fascia
Gutters are only as secure as the board they hang on. Ask your contractor to check it before installing.
Look where downspouts drain
Water should discharge away from the foundation, not pool beside it.
Pitch matters
Gutters need a slight slope toward the downspouts to drain. Standing water is a sign something is off.
Include gutters in a storm inspection
If your roof or siding is being inspected after hail, make sure the gutters are looked at too.
Know what guards do
Gutter guards reduce cleaning but do not eliminate it. Performance depends on the type and the trees around your home.
Get the warranty in writing
Ask what the materials and the installation are warrantied for, and get it written down.
Where we serve gutter projects
Matching homeowners with screened local contractors across Colorado's Front Range.
Frequently asked questions
Isolated leaks or a loose section can often be repaired. Widespread damage, repeated leaks, or rotted fascia usually point toward replacement. A contractor can tell you which makes sense.
They have fewer joints, and joints are where leaks usually start. Many contractors form them on site to fit your home.
They reduce how often gutters need cleaning, but they don't eliminate maintenance. How well they work depends on the type and on the trees around your home.
It can, often alongside roof damage. Coverage depends on your policy, so review it or ask your insurer.
It depends on the length of gutter, the material, the number of downspouts, and whether fascia needs repair. We don't publish price ranges because they vary too much to be useful. Your contractor gives you a written estimate after an assessment.
No. We match you with a screened local contractor and coordinate the appointment. The contractor prepares the estimate and does the work, and you contract with them directly.
Nothing. Contractors pay us, so there's no charge to you for the match, the appointment, or the estimate, and no obligation to move forward.
Helpful reading
Free guides for Colorado homeowners.
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