Marin County packs a lot of different conditions into a small space, and gutters face different problems in each part of it. Kentfield and the Ross Valley sit under Mount Tam's heaviest storms. Mill Valley and Larkspur's canyons sit under redwoods that drop debris all year. Sausalito and Tiburon deal with salt air and wind off the bay, while Corte Madera's flats stay wet long after a storm. Pick your town below to see what we look for there.
San RafaelEichler roofs in Terra Linda and older homes near downtown.NovatoOriginal gutters on postwar homes and metal guards for fire season.Mill ValleyRedwood debris, steep lots and tall downhill walls.SausalitoSalt air, bay wind and hillside access.TiburonWind-ready gutters that fit a view home.LarkspurBaltimore Canyon shade and wet ground near the creek.Corte MaderaLow ground near the bay and Christmas Tree Hill.San AnselmoOak cover, older rooflines and creekside drainage.FairfaxPatchwork gutters on cabins and life in the trees.KentfieldBigger gutters for heavy rain and Kent Woodlands roofs.