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Texas storms can send a large volume of water off your roof in minutes. A properly sized gutter system helps move that water away from your foundation, siding, and landscaping before it has a chance to pool, erode soil, or create moisture problems around your home.
During a heavy Texas storm, a large amount of water can run off your roof in a short period of time. A properly designed gutter system helps control that runoff and direct it away from areas where it can cause damage.
Pooling near the foundation, muddy areas around the home, and water spilling off the roofline are all signs that runoff is not being directed effectively.
Repeated water exposure can stain siding, wear down fascia and trim, and create unnecessary moisture around doors, windows, and other vulnerable areas.
Heavy rainfall can quickly displace mulch, erode soil, and create channels through flower beds when roof runoff is allowed to fall directly to the ground.
Gutters are not required on homes under the Texas Residential Construction Code. That means a newer home can still have poor roof-water management, especially during the kind of heavy rain Texas is known for.
A good gutter system should do more than meet a basic installation standard. Allied looks at how water moves across your roof, where it concentrates, and where it can safely drain so the system is built around the needs of your home.
We look at roof area, valleys, gutter length and pitch, and where the water can safely go before determining downspout placement. The goal is to move water away without creating another drainage problem.
We only recommend 6-inch gutters with 3x4-inch rectangular downspouts to give your Texas roof runoff more room to move during heavy rain.
We form seamless gutters onsite so each run is made to fit the roofline rather than pieced together from standard sections.
Allied uses a straightforward system built around 6-inch seamless gutters, 3x4-inch downspouts, and optional gutter protection to help manage heavy Texas rain more effectively.
We recommend 6-inch gutters for our projects and form them onsite for a cleaner fit with fewer seams along the roofline.
Our standard 3x4-inch downspouts provide more room to move water away from the home during heavy rain.
For homeowners who want added protection from leaves and debris, Allied offers RainPro as well as a standard mesh gutter guard option.
Gutters, downspouts, elbows, miters, end caps, and accessories are designed to work together as one system.
Norandex offers premium .024 downspouts, giving the system a more substantial component for moving roof runoff.
Standard options include White, Linen, Cream, Tan, and Sandstone, with additional premium selections available.
Allied Exteriors has been working closely with Norandex for over 20 years.
We keep the process clear from the first conversation through installation, so you know what decisions are coming and what happens next.
Submit the form to schedule an appointment and get an exact quote for your gutter project. We’ll evaluate your home and explain what we recommend and why.
Select the gutter options that fit your home, and our team will coordinate the details and complete the installation with proper drainage in mind.
When the next Texas storm rolls through, your new gutters and downspouts will collect roof runoff and direct it away from the areas you want to protect.
Not every gutter project needs the same solution or the same contractor. We share what we’re best suited for upfront so you can decide whether Allied makes sense for your home before scheduling an estimate.
Explore completed gutter replacements from Houston, Dallas, Austin, and the surrounding communities.
Your warranty should make it easier to get help, not leave you sorting out whether the product or installation caused the problem. Before your project begins, Allied explains the manufacturer and workmanship coverage that applies, so you know what’s protected.
Norandex aluminum gutter systems come with a Limited Lifetime Warranty for the original homeowner, including coverage for qualifying material, manufacturing, finish, and labor-related claims. The warranty is transferable at no charge and does not require registration.
Allied provides a 1-year workmanship warranty on gutter installation. If an installation-related issue covered by the warranty comes up during that period, Allied will correct the defective workmanship according to the terms of your contract.
If gutters are part of a larger roofing or exterior project, financing can make the total investment easier to manage. Allied offers options with monthly payments and multiple term lengths so you can choose what works best for your budget.
Replacing gutters can bring up questions about materials, installation, and cost. These answers cover what homeowners often want to understand before replacing their gutters.
Explore straightforward articles about gutter costs, styles, installation, and choosing the right contractor. Our Learning Center helps you understand your options before you schedule an appointment.
No pressure. No obligation. A local Allied team member will come to your home in Houston, Dallas, or Austin and assess the project and give you a clear, honest quote.
