How splash blocks help direct downspout water away from a structure.
How splash blocks help direct downspout water away from a structure. Arizona properties face a different combination of long dry periods, dust, intense sun and sudden storm runoff. A gutter or drainage problem can stay unnoticed for months and then become obvious during one heavy storm.
For this topic, the most important considerations are downspout discharge, erosion and placement. A useful plan looks at the roof area, roof material, fascia condition, gutter size, downspout placement, discharge location, landscaping and the way water moves across the property.
Valley Contracting LLC evaluates the property as a complete water-control system. That includes the roof edge, fascia, scuppers where applicable, gutter profile, downspouts, runoff direction and the areas below the roof. Because the company also has roofing knowledge, the installation is planned with the roof system and drainage path in mind.
Projects can range from one repair on an everyday home or manufactured home to a complete installation for an apartment community, hotel, restaurant or custom estate. No job is treated as unimportant simply because it is smaller.
Not every roof edge needs the same solution, but many Arizona homes benefit from gutters where runoff damages fascia, stucco, landscaping, foundations, patios or walkways.
Often, yes. The correct answer depends on the gutter condition, fascia, slope, leaks and whether the existing system is properly sized.
Yes. Valley Contracting LLC works on repairs, standard homes, mobile homes, manufactured homes and larger commercial projects.
Financing and payment plans may be available for qualified customers.
Valley Contracting LLC helps with small repairs, standard homes, mobile homes, manufactured homes, luxury properties and commercial buildings across Arizona.