We at Rain Pro Construction of Yakima, LLC offer 5” K style seamless aluminum, steel & copper gutters custom fabricated onsite with hand cut miters. The standard color of aluminum is white, but for a small fee we can make gutter from a wide variety of colors.

Hidden Hangers are simply the best way to install rain gutters. Rain Pro Construction of Yakima, LLC uses this method of installation on every job. Some companies use nails or spike and ferrule, but we don’t spare the expense or quality. Hidden hangers, secured with galvanized screws are simply the best way to go. Especially in the great North-West nails and spikes fail to hold up and work themselves free. We feel that it is better to do it right the first time and are committed to giving our customer the very best in materials and craftsmanship.

Whether you need repairs, cleaning, replacement or installation of new gutters, Rain Pro Construction of Yakima, LLC is the only call you need to make for seamless gutters in the Yakima, Kittitas & Grant County areas.

Call us at 1-509-952-7709 for a free estimate.

Rain gutters are an integral part of your home’s exterior yet many homeowners overlook the importance of having a properly operating rain gutter system.

A good rain gutter system will protect your home from damage and give you peace of mind knowing your home will maintain its investment value for years to come. Gutters aren’t fun and they certainly are not glamorous but they do handle an important job. Diverting the water runoff from your roof away from your house. By doing this, they keep your house high and dry. Protect your siding, windows, doors and foundation from costly and unsightly water damage. When your gutter system is damaged, defective or in need of cleaning, water is allowed to run down the side of your house and soak into the foundation. Over a period of time, this compromises the integrity of your foundation, which is a costly problem to fix. Many people don’t give much thought to their rain gutters but old or damaged gutters can cause other problems too, such as wood rot, landscape erosion, ruining your paint and staining your home’s siding. Of course, all these things can be avoided by simply replacing your gutters before any harm is done.

We pride ourselves on the high level of service we provide to all our clients, whether they are homeowners or business owners. Rain Pro Construction of Yakima, LLC believes that great communication is the foundation for strong customer relations, and establishes an open line during the first meeting with a potential client. We realize that our clients have many options from which to choose, and want them to see why Rain Pro Construction of Yakima, LLC is the clear choice for delivering a quality product at an affordable price.

Call to schedule an appointment. We will be glad to come to your home or building for a free estimate of your project. Upon arrival, we will measure the job, discuss all available options, and provide you with a written quote to install a continuous rain gutter system, complete with gutters, end caps, meters and down spouts. A wide variety of colors are available.

Q. How do I select a gutter contractor?
A. At the time of the contractor’s call, confirm their status with your local licensing board, you can get a good idea of what the contractor will be like when you meet with them for an evaluation of your home’s needs. The contractor should be able to answer all your questions in a professional matter and should not pressure you at all. The contractor should be able to provide you with a sample of the suggested gutter so you can see the colors, sizes and thickness of the material. And finally, it’s a good idea to ask the contractor for references of jobs they’ve done in your area so you can actually see the finished product and get some feedback from homeowners about the experience.
Q. When is it necessary to replace gutters?
A. If you start noticing that your home’s exterior has any mold on it or peeling paint, that may be a sign that your gutters need replacing or fixing. Leafs and debris can cause fire hazard/damage to your home. Weight from clogs and debris can cause a gutter to pull away from a house or sag. They may not be sloped properly and not doing their job of channeling water away from your home. Another sign that gutters aren’t working properly is if your basement is damp or there are cracks in the foundation. The gutters could have been clogged and the water is forced to overflow over the sides causing water buildup around your foundation. Getting a gutter professional to come over and assess the problem is the best idea. The rain gutter specialist can match you with the right person with the job.
Q. What’s the difference between seamless and sectional?
A. Sectional types are sold in 10-22 feet long pieces. They’re made of vinyl, painted aluminum or preprinted steel. Gutter sections are joined together by Snap-in-place connectors all sectional systems have end caps, corner pieces and drop outlets for connecting to downspouts. The negative to sectional systems is that there is a potential for leaks through all those seams. One positive is that they can be installed by either the homeowner or by a professional installer. Seamless gutters are the most popular type today. The biggest selling point is that they don’t have any seams which could potentially leak. The sections join only at inside and outside corners and at downspout outlets. Seamless gutters are usually formed from aluminum that has a baked-on finish, but they may be made from copper or factory-painted steel. They are made with a special machine that’s brought to your home by a gutter contractor. These types of gutters cannot be installed by do-it-yourselfer.
Q. How can I know which gutter is the right one for my house?
A. Typical standard rain gutters for a single home with shingle roof should be 5”. For a tile roof you can install a 5” or a 6” gutter, the reason for that is that the tile roof extend about 1” to 3”over the roof line so we want to make sure that the gutter is really going to work and not to over shoot the water over the gutter. The contractor should recommend the right gutter for your home.