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Updated Oct. 23, 2026

Gutter Cleaning, Repair & Installation in Bend

Who to call for pine-needle cleanouts, seamless gutters, guards, heat cable and ice dams in Bend and Central Oregon, with license numbers checked against the state and what each job costs.

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  • 8 Central Oregon gutter companies
  • 6 CCB licenses matched
  • Pine needles, ice dams, heat cable

Photo: Andre Carrotflower, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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Compare Bend gutter companies

Services are what each company lists on its own site. License details come from the Oregon CCB's own data. Tap a column to sort.

CleaningRepairsSeamless installGuardsHeat cableSnow + iceBrands / productsPosted prices, warranty
Gutters PlusGutter companySisters (serves Bend)#218932since 2018✓✓✓✓✓✓5" and 6" K-style and fascia-style seamless, 40+ colors; Firewise metal-mesh screens; heat cable20-year craftsmanship warranty; 25% off the Firewise screen system advertised Oct. 2026
Fine Line GuttersGutter companyLa Pine#221879since 2018✓✓✓✓—✓5" and 6" seamless gutters, residential and commercialFixed, upfront prices; 5% veteran discount
Gutter Guys NorthwestGutter companyBendNot found by name or phone; ask✓✓✓——✓Not listedNot posted
Central Oregon Gutter Co.Gutter companyBendNot found by name or phone; ask✓✓✓✓——Rain Gutter Pros stainless micro-mesh guard (.0213" openings), made in WashingtonNot posted
Cleanline Seamless GuttersGutter companyBend#243974since 2023——✓✓——Not listedNot posted
HomemastersExterior contractorBend#243370as Cald2Design LLC · since 2022✓✓✓———Not listedNot posted
Northwest Quality RoofingRoofer that does guttersBend#187751since 2009——✓✓——On-site K-style aluminum; steel or copper on request; hidden hangersNot posted
RCO Roofing & ConstructionRoofer that does guttersRedmond#252282since 2024—✓✓✓——Not listedNot posted

A dash means the company does not list that service, not that it refuses it. Ask. 6 of 8 matched an active license in the Oregon CCB's data on Oct. 23, 2026. "Since" is when the current license was first issued, so a company can be older than its license. Re-check on the CCB license search before you sign.

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Gutter companies in Bend and Central Oregon

Eight companies that clean, repair or install gutters. Filter by the job you need.

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What do the company types mean?
Gutter company
Does gutters and little else: cleaning, repairs, seamless installs, guards. Usually the fastest to book for gutter work.
Roofer that does gutters
A roofing company with a gutter crew. Best when the roof edge, flashing or fascia is part of the problem, or the roof is being replaced.
Exterior contractor
Handles several parts of the outside of the house, such as roofing, siding, windows, gutters and skylights.

Gutter company

Gutters Plus

Owner-run gutter company for seamless gutters, metal screens, heat cable and drainage.

  • Owner Paul Phinney is on every job, from estimate to walkthrough
  • Snow-load hangers sized for Bend winters
  • Screen installs include a full cleaning and repair
  • Downspout tie-ins and underground drainage; serves Bend, Redmond, Sisters, Sunriver, Terrebonne and Tumalo
  • Posted: 20-year craftsmanship warranty; 25% off the Firewise screen system advertised Oct. 2026

Based in Sisters (serves Bend) · CCB #218932

  • Seamless install
  • Cleaning
  • Repairs
  • Guards
  • Heat cable
  • Snow + ice
Call 541-797-9925Website

Gutter company

Fine Line Gutters

La Pine gutter installer that also cleans, repairs and removes snow across Central Oregon.

  • Most installs done in one day
  • Winter cleanings of gutters and valleys to help prevent ice dams
  • Snow removal service
  • Open Monday to Friday; call for gutter emergencies
  • Posted: Fixed, upfront prices; 5% veteran discount

Based in La Pine · CCB #221879

  • Seamless install
  • Cleaning
  • Repairs
  • Guards
  • Snow + ice
Call 541-668-1759Website

Gutter company

Gutter Guys Northwest

Bend seamless gutter company that also cleans, repairs and builds "snow gutters."

  • Seamless gutters custom-fit to the house
  • Cleaning, leak and crack repairs
  • Gutters designed to handle winter melt

Based in Bend · Not found by name or phone; ask

  • Cleaning
  • Repairs
  • Seamless install
  • Snow + ice
Call 541-317-5882Website

Gutter company

Central Oregon Gutter Co.

Bend gutter company for installs, maintenance and a fine-mesh guard.

  • Installation, maintenance, repair and cleaning
  • Guard is solid aluminum with seamed-in stainless mesh and a recessed front lip

Based in Bend · Not found by name or phone; ask

  • Seamless install
  • Repairs
  • Cleaning
  • Guards
Call 541-728-2144Website

Gutter company

Cleanline Seamless Gutters

Seamless gutters formed on site, plus guards on existing gutters.

  • Gutter installation and replacement
  • Serves Bend, Redmond, Sisters, Sunriver, La Pine, Tumalo and Terrebonne
  • Also pumps septic tanks

Based in Bend · CCB #243974

  • Seamless install
  • Guards
Call 541-706-0067Website

Exterior contractor

Homemasters

Exterior contractor for gutter repairs, replacement and emergency calls, plus roofing and skylights.

  • Gutter repair, installation, inspection and emergency repair
  • Fixes sagging runs and leaks; also roofing, siding, windows and skylights
  • Serves Bend to Sisters, Sunriver, La Pine, Redmond, Prineville and Madras

Based in Bend · CCB #243370 (Cald2Design LLC)

  • Repairs
  • Seamless install
  • Cleaning
Call 541-527-7002Website

Roofer that does gutters

Northwest Quality Roofing

Bend roofer since 2009 with its own gutter crew; good when gutters go on with a new roof.

  • Forms K-style gutters on site for fewer seams
  • Heavy-duty hidden hangers
  • Gutter covers available; residential and commercial

Based in Bend · CCB #187751

  • Seamless install
  • Guards
Call 541-647-1060Website

Roofer that does gutters

RCO Roofing & Construction

Family-owned roofer for gutters and guards tied to a roof, ventilation or siding job.

  • Gutter installation and repair, gutter guards
  • Roofing, attic ventilation, siding and skylights
  • Serves Bend, Redmond and Sisters

Based in Redmond · CCB #252282

  • Seamless install
  • Repairs
  • Guards
Call 541-788-3824Website

No license matched? Ask for the CCB number before you hire. In Oregon, anyone paid to install or repair gutters needs a CCB license; check whether plain cleaning work is covered by their license and insurance.

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Diagnose it

Start with the problem you are seeing

The right fix depends on which part of the drainage system is failing. Match the symptom before you pay for new gutters.

Gutters overflowing during rain or snowmelt

Usually debris, a clogged downspout, too little slope or too few outlets for the roof area. Start with a cleaning and a hose flow test before assuming the whole system needs replacing.

Water running behind the gutter

Points to the roof edge: drip edge, flashing, fascia or how the gutter is hung. If water gets behind rather than spilling over the front, have a roofer look as well.

Gutters sagging or pulling away

Heavy debris, snow and ice, wide hanger spacing, rotten fascia or weak fasteners. Ask why the section moved before it is simply screwed back up.

Water dumping next to the foundation

The gutter may be fine and the downspout outlet is the problem. Extensions, splash blocks, solid drain pipe or a catch basin can carry water to a better spot.

Icicles and ice at the roof edge

A bigger gutter rarely fixes this. Ice dams start with heat escaping the attic and melting roof snow that refreezes at the cold eaves. Heat cable can help trouble spots, but only as part of a diagnosis.

Only in Central Oregon

Pine needles, ice dams and snow: Bend gutter basics

Bend gutters handle ponderosa needles, wildfire embers, snow loads and freeze-thaw cycles, not just rain.

Gutter cleaning in Bend

Ponderosa needles bridge outlets, pack into elbows and build up under some screens. Skip a fixed "twice a year" rule: homes under pines may need a check during heavy needle drop, open lots much less. Make sure downspouts are cleared and flow-tested, too.

Gutter guards and pine needles

No guard is maintenance-free. Fine metal micro-mesh keeps needles out best; needles then sit on top and blow off when dry. Ask how the guard is removed for cleaning, whether it lifts shingles or affects the roof warranty, and how it handles snow.

Needles are wildfire fuel

Dry needles in a gutter catch embers. Project Wildfire's FireFree program takes pine needles, cones and brush free at Deschutes County sites during its annual spring event. Metal screens beat plastic; plastic can melt or burn.

Ice dams start in the attic

Warm attic air melts roof snow, which refreezes at the cold eaves and backs water under shingles. Air sealing and insulation fix the cause. Scott's Roofing in Bend puts six feet of ice shield at eaves and three feet in valleys on its roofs.

Heat cable: where it helps

Heat cable keeps a channel open in problem gutters, valleys and downspouts. Ask for an automatic controller, ground-fault protection and the wattage. A new hard-wired circuit is electrical work for a licensed electrician with a permit. Some Bend roofers advise against it.

Snow loads pull gutters down

The City of Bend says permitted buildings are designed for at least 20 to 25 pounds per square foot of roof snow, and estimates 1.25 pounds per square foot for each inch of snow, plus 5.2 pounds for each inch of ice. Sliding snow can rip gutters off; snow-rated hangers help.

Long ponderosa pine needles in bundles with a small cone
Ponderosa pine needles, the main gutter clog in Bend. Photo: Dcrjsr, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Thick icicles hanging from a white rain gutter on a house
Icicles along a gutter are a sign of ice building at the eave. Photo: Famartin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Snow load figures: City of Bend, "Roof load and structural integrity." The city does not advise when to remove roof snow and warns about falls; hire a pro or consult an engineer.

Gutter systems

What to know before you buy new gutters

Seamless gutters: what that actually means

Seamless gutters are formed on site to the length of each roof run, so straight runs have no joints. Corners, end caps and outlets still have seams. Ask about profile, metal thickness, hanger type and spacing, and whether fascia needs repair first.

5-inch vs. 6-inch gutters

Both are common. Six-inch gutters carry more water and suit big roofs, steep pitches, long runs, valleys and metal roofs. A good installer explains the size from roof area, slope, valleys, outlets and snow, not looks.

Downspouts and drainage are half the system

Walk the house in a storm or a hose test and look for:

  • Ponding near the foundation
  • Water crossing walkways and freezing
  • Erosion in beds; water toward crawlspace vents
  • Underground drains that back up

Gutters, roofing, flashing and fascia

Rotten fascia, stains behind siding, a damaged drip edge or leaks that continue after cleaning are roof-edge problems. If a reroof is coming, have gutters done with it so new gutters are not pulled off months later.

Gutter chains vs. downspouts

Rain chains look good but splash, and in Bend they build ice. Use them only where splashing and freezing will not land on a walkway, stair or deck, and give them a drained basin.

What to ask for in an installation quote

  • Linear feet, gutter size, profile, material and color
  • Number and size of downspouts and outlets
  • Hanger and fastening system and spacing
  • Removal and haul-away of old gutters
  • Fascia repair, guards, heat cable and drainage, if included
  • Cleanup and warranty

Budget

What gutter work costs in Bend

Few Central Oregon gutter companies post prices, so here are national ranges with their dates, plus what local companies do post. Most homes have 150 to 200 feet of gutters.

JobTypical U.S. rangeSource
Gutter cleaning, typical home$100–$250HomeGuide, Nov. 2025
Cleaning by height$70–$200 one story · $100–$275 twoHomeGuide, Nov. 2025
Clear clogged downspouts$60–$150HomeGuide, Nov. 2025
Gutter repair$100–$450HomeGuide, Nov. 2025
Seamless gutters, installed$6–$20 / linear ftHomeGuide, Nov. 2025
Typical seamless install$900–$3,000HomeGuide, Nov. 2025
Gutter guards, pro installed$15–$45 / linear ftHomeGuide, Feb. 2026
Ice dam removal$200–$2,400HomeGuide, Oct. 2025

What Central Oregon companies post

  • Gutters Plus: 20-year craftsmanship warranty; 25% off its Firewise screen system advertised in October 2026; most installs in 1 to 2 days.
  • Fine Line Gutters: fixed, upfront prices and a 5% veteran discount; most installs done in one day.

What moves the price in Bend

  • Height and pitch. Two-story and steep roofs need more ladder time and safety gear, often $1 to $3 more per foot on installs (HomeGuide).
  • Needle load. Homes under ponderosa pines take longer to clean and may need more visits.
  • Corners, valleys and outlets. Complex rooflines need more miters, outlets and downspouts.
  • Fascia repair. Rotten fascia has to be fixed before new gutters can hold snow.
  • Guards and heat cable. Both add per-foot costs; heat cable may also need an electrician.
  • Drainage. Underground downspout lines and catch basins are priced separately.

Before you sign

Oregon contractor licensing and hiring checklist

Gutter installation and repair is construction work in Oregon, so the company needs an active CCB license, bond and insurance. Tap each item as you go.

Questions to ask a Bend gutter contractor

  • Whose name is on the license? Homemasters is licensed as Cald2Design LLC. Match the CCB number and name on your contract.
  • How do you handle pine needles? Ask whether they flush and flow-test downspouts, and which guard they recommend under ponderosas and why.
  • How will it hold snow? Ask about hanger type and spacing, fasteners into solid framing and what happens when snow slides off a metal roof.
  • What causes my ice? Expect a diagnosis that mentions attic insulation and ventilation, not just heat cable or bigger gutters.
  • Where does the water go? Ask where each downspout will discharge and whether buried lines can be cleaned.

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Questions

Bend gutter FAQ

How often should Bend gutters be cleaned?

It depends on the trees. Homes under ponderosa pines often need cleaning after the fall needle drop and again in spring, sometimes more. Open lots may need it once a year or less. Fine Line Gutters recommends twice a year as a general rule and stresses winter cleanings of gutters and valleys to help prevent ice dams.

Do gutter guards eliminate cleaning?

No. Guards cut down on cleaning, but needles and roof grit can sit on top or build up over time. Fine stainless micro-mesh handles pine needles best. Ask how the guard is removed or rinsed, and plan an occasional check.

What do gutter guards cost?

HomeGuide puts professionally installed gutter guards at $15 to $45 per linear foot, or about $3,000 to $9,000 for 200 feet (updated Feb. 2026). In Bend, Gutters Plus advertised 25% off its Firewise screen system in October 2026; ask for a written quote.

Does heat cable stop ice dams?

It keeps a melt channel open in problem spots but does not fix the cause. Most ice dams come from attic heat loss melting roof snow. Some Bend roofers, including Scott's Roofing, do not recommend heat tape; Gutters Plus installs automatic heat cable systems. A new hard-wired circuit needs a licensed electrician.

Should I add gutters when I replace my roof?

Coordinating them is smart. New gutters can be hung against new drip edge and fascia, and you avoid removing brand-new gutters for roof work months later. Several Bend roofers, including Northwest Quality Roofing and RCO Roofing, install gutters.

Are bigger gutters always better for snow?

No. Six-inch gutters carry more water, but snow problems are about hangers, fastening into solid framing, roof shape and ice. Size the system from roof area, slope, valleys and downspout capacity.

Why is water still pooling even though I have new gutters?

Gutters collect water; downspouts and drainage deliver it. Check where each downspout ends, whether extensions are missing, whether buried lines are clogged and whether the ground slopes back toward the house.

How much does gutter cleaning cost in Bend?

National figures from HomeGuide (Nov. 2025) are $100 to $250 for a typical home, about $70 to $200 for one story and $100 to $275 for two. Homes under heavy pine cover can take longer. Ask whether downspout flushing is included.

Where can I get rid of pine needles for free?

Project Wildfire's FireFree program accepts pine needles, cones, branches and brush free at Deschutes County sites during its annual spring event. Check projectwildfire.org for this year's dates.

Sources and photo credits

Every business detail comes from that business's own website, and every license number from the Oregon CCB's license data, both checked Oct. 23, 2026. National cost ranges are from the dated guides listed; ask local companies for quotes on your house.

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