Rain Gutter Solutions(208) 724-7885
For builders

Gutter on your schedule, not ours

We work directly with Treasure Valley builders on new construction, multi-unit and commercial. Our own crew does the work; we do not subcontract. Licensed and insured, Idaho RCE-8861261.

  • We hold the date

    A gutter crew that no-shows puts your final walkthrough at risk. We schedule into your trade sequence, after roofing and siding, and we turn up when we said we would.

  • Volume pricing on repeat work

    Multi-lot subdivisions where the same spec repeats across dozens of homes are priced as a programme, not as a stack of one-off quotes.

  • Billing that suits your accounting

    One invoice per phase rather than per address, if that is easier. We will match whatever your office already runs on.

  • Spec written down

    Profile, gauge, colour, hanger spacing and downspout sizing agreed in writing before the first run goes up, so there is no argument at handover.

Where we take builder work

Across the whole core service area: Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Eagle, Caldwell, Star, Kuna, Middleton, Emmett, with no travel charge. For developments outside the valley, ring us: on a job of reasonable size the travel is usually worth it for both of us, and we will quote it as its own line.

How a development runs

From takeoff to final invoice

  1. Takeoff from the plans

    Send elevations and a lot count and we price off the drawings. On a repeating plan set we price the plan once and apply it across the lots, so an eighty home subdivision is one number and not eighty.

  2. Spec agreed in writing before anything is ordered

    Profile, gauge, colour, hanger spacing and downspout sizing, signed off up front. Colour matching to the fascia or the trim is decided here rather than being discovered at handover.

  3. We slot into the trade sequence

    After roofing and after siding, before the final grade and the walkthrough. Tell us the week and we hold it. If your dates move, tell us and we move with you rather than dropping the lot.

  4. Formed on site, lot by lot

    The forming machine comes to the development, so run lengths can be adjusted to the measured roofline. Marshall or Hunter form each straight run on site; corners, end caps and outlets are fitted to complete the system.

  5. One invoice per phase

    Billed the way your office already works rather than the way ours does. Per phase, per release, or per address if that is genuinely what you want.

Before you put us on the schedule

What builders ask us first


Can you hold a date three months out?

Yes, and we will tell you plainly if we cannot. A gutter crew that no-shows in the week of a final walkthrough costs you a closing date, so we would rather turn a job down than take one we cannot staff. If your programme slips, which it will, tell us and we reschedule rather than charging you for the gap.

What are your licence and insurance details?

Idaho contractor registration RCE-8861261, full general liability, and workers compensation on every person who sets foot on your site. Certificates go to your office before the first lot rather than after somebody asks for them, and we can name you as additional insured if your GC requires it.

Do you price a repeating plan differently from one-off homes?

Yes. A subdivision where the same three plans repeat across forty lots is priced as a programme, because the takeoff is done once and the crew stops relearning the job at every address. That efficiency belongs to you, not to us, and it is the main reason volume work comes in under a stack of individual quotes.

Who is liable if the gutter is damaged by another trade after we install?

We photograph each run at completion. If something happens to it afterwards, that record settles the conversation quickly, and we will come back and repair it as a separate charge rather than arguing about who did what. Most of the time it is a downspout knocked off by a landscaper and it takes twenty minutes.

Can you do the gutter before the driveway goes in?

Usually yes, and we would rather. The forming machine and the stand need somewhere reasonably flat to sit and access to the elevations, not a finished surface. Coming in before the flatwork also means nobody is running a ladder over your new concrete.

What about commercial and multi-unit rather than single family?

Same crew, same machine. Apartment blocks, townhome rows and light commercial are a large part of what we do, and long straight runs on a barn or a warehouse are a good fit for seamless gutter. Copper details can be discussed when the plans call for them.

Request a bid

Send the plans or lot count and we will review the scope and prepare an itemized bid. Any site measurements, travel charges and proposed schedule are confirmed before you approve the work.

What do you need?

No obligation, and we do not pass your details to anyone else. By sending this you agree we can call or text you about your request.