Gutters in Hollywood & Ravenel

The live oak and loblolly canopy over the Highway 162 ranches, the Meggett road side and the whole Ravenel corridor fills gutters year-round, and the long single-story run on a 1970s ranch means one clogged downspout backs up the whole side of the house. We install 6-inch seamless aluminum with micro-mesh guards as standard.

On the Caw Caw lowland side of Ravenel and the marsh-edge lots in Poplar Grove, where the ground holds water after a hard rain, downspout extensions that carry water away from a crawlspace or a slab are part of the install. Stono Ferry's steep hips and dormers shed a lot of water fast, and the builder's 5-inch gutters usually need upsizing for the roof area.

On this corridor the gutter job often includes the outbuilding. A barn or workshop on a Log Bridge Road or Sniders Highway lot that sheds its roof water toward the house side is the reason the house's crawlspace stays wet, and a gutter on the barn with a downspout run to daylight fixes what a bigger house gutter never could. We look at where the water on the whole lot ends up before we size anything.

Fascia comes first on the older ranches. Decades of oak leaves holding water in a Highway 162 gutter rot the fascia and the rafter tails behind it, and a new gutter on soft wood sags in a season. We open the edge, replace the rot, wrap the fascia in matching trim coil, and hang the gutter on solid material, with the fascia work priced as its own line so a homeowner an hour from the shop knows exactly what was done.

Forty-five minutes from Mount Pleasant out Highway 17 South past Main Road, with Ravenel on the highway and Hollywood down Highway 162, on the same dispatch run as Johns Island and West Ashley.