A roof's job is to move water off your house — and it only finishes that job if the gutters do theirs. All Star Roofing installs and repairs gutters across Garland, TX with the same crew, the same standards, and the same 5.0-star attention to detail that goes into our roofs. And because we're on your roof anyway, we handle skylights too.
Gutter installation in Garland, TX
North Texas rain doesn't drizzle; it dumps. When a spring storm drops an inch of rain in an hour, undersized or sagging gutters overshoot, and all that water lands where you least want it — against your slab and flowerbeds. Foundation trouble in our clay soil often starts as a gutter problem. A proper installation fixes that at the source:
- Sized for real Texas rain. Gutters and downspouts matched to your roof's square footage and slope, so heavy runoff stays in the trough instead of over the edge.
- Pitched to drain. Hung with the correct fall toward downspouts — no standing water, no mosquito nurseries, no premature rust.
- Securely fastened. Hidden hangers into solid fascia, not spikes into soft wood that pull loose in two summers.
- Downspouts that discharge away from the house, with extensions or splash blocks where the grading needs them.
- Color-matched to your trim so the finished job looks like part of the house, not an add-on.
Gutter repair and maintenance
Not every gutter problem calls for new gutters. We re-pitch sagging runs, re-seal leaking seams and end caps, replace crushed downspouts, and re-hang sections pulled loose by storms or ladders. Hail that damages a roof usually dents the gutters too — if a storm is behind it, that damage belongs in your insurance claim, and we make sure it's documented along with the roof. See our storm and hail damage page for how that process works.
New roof and new gutters, back to back
The best time to replace gutters is right after a roof replacement — the old ones come down cleanly, the new drip edge ties in correctly, and the whole water path is new at once. Our crews are known for finishing fast on both halves of that job. One Garland customer, K. P., wrote: "I used them for my roof and gutters and was very pleased with both," noting that the roof was completed in one day and the gutters were up within a few hours the next — with Marvin coming back afterward to check the quality of the work and answer questions. That's the owner-operated difference: one point of contact for the whole system, from shingles to downspouts.
Skylight installation
A skylight is a wonderful thing when a roofer installs it and a headache when anyone else does — because a skylight is, first and foremost, a hole in your roof. Our 30+ years of flashing experience is exactly what keeps that hole dry. We install new skylights, replace old ones that have fogged, yellowed, or cracked, and re-flash existing units that have started to leak. If you're planning a new roof, that's the smartest moment to add or replace a skylight: the flashing kit integrates with brand-new underlayment and shingles, and you only pay for the roof to be opened once.
One crew for the whole roofline
Gutters and skylights fail at the same seams roofs do — edges, penetrations, and flashing. Hiring the roofer who understands all three means nobody can point fingers at anybody else's work. Every job starts with a free inspection and an honest recommendation, the same approach that has earned All Star Roofing 5.0 stars across 200+ Google reviews. Call (214) 681-8863 — Marvin answers every day, 6 AM to 10 PM.