Trade partners

The gutter sub who won’t make you chase him.

For general contractors, roofers, remodelers, builders and property managers across the Valley. We carry our own CR-45, form on site, run our own crew, and the owner answers his phone.

ROC #365076 · CR-45
COI on request
Own crew, no re-subbing
Same-day material access

Why partners keep calling

The four things that actually cost you money on a sub.

01

Schedule slip

We form on site rather than ordering from a shop, so there is no fabrication lead time sitting between your call and our truck. When your schedule moves, we can move.

02

Licence exposure

We hold our own CR-45, covering commercial and residential sheet metal. The work sits under our licence and our insurance, not yours.

03

Crew you didn’t vet

We don’t re-sub gutter work. The crew on your site is ours. The only thing we sub is fascia carpentry, and we tell you before we do.

04

Callbacks

Hand-cut corners, correct hanger spacing and real downspout straps are cheaper for everyone than a return trip during monsoon season.

Pick your trade

Different trades run into different problems with gutter subs. These pages are written for each one rather than making you translate a generic pitch.

Scopes we take

  • Seamless gutter and downspout installation, 5-inch and 6-inch K-style
  • Large-capacity runs for bigger roof areas
  • Scuppers and overflow provisions on parapet and low-slope roofs
  • Micro-mesh gutter guards
  • Drain lines, French drains and site drainage
  • Rain tanks and rainwater collection
  • Repair and replacement on existing systems

How to hand us a job

  1. Call Antonio directly at (480) 978-7995. No dispatch layer, no form queue. Trade scopes are faster to sort out on the phone.
  2. Send the plan or the address. We can give you a preliminary number off drawings or a quick look.
  3. We walk it. Exact scope and price in writing, plus a COI if your contract needs one.
  4. We schedule around you. Tell us the window and who else is on site.

One thing worth checking on any gutter sub

Ask for the ROC number and the classification, not just the number. Arizona licences are classification-specific, and a residential-only sheet metal classification does not authorise commercial work. Ours is #365076, CR-45, verifiable through the Arizona Registrar of Contractors.

Questions from partners

Do you carry your own licence?
Yes. Arizona ROC #365076, classification CR-45 — commercial and residential sheet metal. The work sits under our licence, not yours. Many residential gutter companies hold residential-only classifications and cannot legally take commercial scopes.
Can you provide a certificate of insurance?
Yes, and we can add additional insureds as your contract requires. Ask and we will send it the same day.
What are your lead times?
We form on site, so we are not waiting on a fabrication queue, and materials are generally available same-day from our supplier. That means we can usually move when your schedule moves — which on a job with trades stacked up is the part that actually matters.
Do you subcontract the work out again?
No. Gutter work is done by our own employees. The only thing we sub is fascia and wood-rot carpentry, and we flag that before we touch it.
Will you work directly with my client?
However you want it. Some partners want us invisible and billing through them; others want us talking to the homeowner directly. Tell us which and we will stay in that lane.
Do you do new construction?
Yes, including production and custom work. We schedule around your other trades rather than expecting the site to ourselves.
How do commercial terms work?
Commercial scopes are structured differently from residential — progress billing and retainage where appropriate. Terms are set out in the agreement before work starts.

Got a scope to price?

Call Antonio. Trade work moves faster on the phone.

Call (480) 978-7995 Free Estimate