Gutters in Parker, CO

Parker's spot up on the Palmer Divide doesn't just draw more hail than the towns down on the Denver plain — it changes how water comes off your roof. The same high-altitude storms that pound shingles drop heavy summer downpours in short, violent bursts, and an undersized or poorly pitched gutter simply can't move that volume fast enough. The overflow sheets straight down the fascia and siding, then pools at the foundation, which is the last thing you want on Douglas County's expansive clay soils. CR Custom Exteriors sizes and pitches seamless aluminum gutters and oversized downspouts for exactly this — Front Range hail, cloudburst rain, and the freeze-thaw ice loading that splits cheap, sagging gutters apart in a Parker winter.

Across Stroh Ranch, Stonegate, Canterberry Crossing, and Clarke Farms, we see the same pattern: builder-grade gutters that were never spec'd for the divide's weather, now pulling away from the fascia, dumping at the corners, and feeding water back toward the house. We run continuous seamless runs that won't leak at the joints, set the correct slope and drainage to carry water well clear of the foundation, and add hail-tough gutter guards so Parker's heavy debris and ice don't choke the system. Because we also roof and side homes here, we integrate the gutters, drip edge, and fascia as one tight water-management plan — not a bolt-on afterthought.