
The St. Louis Gutter Company That Answers The Phone
Seamless gutters rolled on your driveway, repairs done right the first time, and micro-mesh guards that actually beat an oak tree. Third generation of the Beal family, working St. Louis roofs and gutters since 1947.
Free gutter estimate
Tell us what they're doing. We'll come measure — no charge.
Gutter services across the St. Louis metro
Seamless Gutter Installation
Rolled on your driveway to the exact length of your fascia. No joints down the run.
Learn moreGutter Repair
Sagging runs, leaking corners, bad pitch, blocked downspouts. Fixed, or honestly called.
Learn moreGutter Cleaning
Hand-cleaned and bagged, every downspout flushed, and a report on what we found.
Learn moreGutter Guards
Stainless micro-mesh. The only kind that beats oak tassels and pine needles here.
Learn moreDownspouts & Drainage
Extensions, buried solid PVC, pop-up emitters. Water away from the foundation.
Learn moreSoffit & Fascia
Rotted board replaced and wrapped in matching aluminum so it stops happening.
Learn moreGutter Replacement
Full system, hidden hangers, proper pitch, old material hauled off.
Learn moreCommercial Gutters
Box gutter and oversized runs for apartments, churches, retail and warehouses.
Learn moreWhy seamless, and why gauge matters
Sectional gutter comes in ten-foot sticks joined with slip connectors, and every one of those joints is a leak waiting on a few Missouri winters. Seamless gutter is roll-formed on site from a single coil to the exact length of your fascia — the only sealed points are the corners.
The other number nobody quotes you is aluminum gauge. Builder-grade is .019, thin enough to dent under a ladder. We hang .027 and .032. If a bid comes in dramatically low, gauge is usually where the money came out.
Hidden hangers every two feet, into solid fascia. If the board behind your gutter is soft, we tell you before we hang anything on it — not after.


Guards that hold up to a St. Louis tree line
Kirkwood oaks drop tassels in May, acorns in September and leaves in November. Manchester pines drop needles all year. Any guard with slots wide enough to pass a pine needle is going to mat underneath and become the clog it was sold to prevent.
We install stainless micro-mesh and nothing else. No foam inserts, no brush, no reverse-curve helmets that overshoot in a hard downpour — and this metro gets several of those every summer.
On an open lot with no trees near the roof, we'll tell you guard isn't worth it. That answer costs us a sale and it's the right one.
Where the water goes matters more than the gutter
An inch of rain on an average roof is roughly 1,200 gallons. If your downspouts end six inches from the wall, most of that goes straight into the backfill zone against your foundation — and St. Louis clay swells when it's wet.
A lot of wet-basement calls in this metro are really downspout calls. Extensions out six to ten feet, or buried solid PVC to daylight, fix more damp basement walls than any interior system, at a fraction of the cost.

Common questions
What makes a good St. Louis gutter company?
Seamless gutter rolled on site, .027 or .032 aluminum rather than .019 builder stock, hidden hangers every two feet, and someone who looks at your fascia before hanging anything on it. Ask any bidder to put the aluminum gauge in writing.
How much do new gutters cost in St. Louis?
It's priced per linear foot and depends on material, gauge, home height and roofline complexity. We measure free and quote in writing. Our cost guide walks through what drives the number.
Do you install gutter guards?
Yes — stainless micro-mesh, which is the only guard type that handles the oak tassels, maple seeds and pine needles this metro produces. We won't sell foam or brush inserts.
How fast can you come out?
Estimates are usually within a couple of days. The phone is answered 24 hours a day, so an active leak or a gutter hanging off the house gets triaged immediately.
What areas do you cover?
The whole St. Louis metro plus Metro East Illinois — St. Louis City and County, St. Charles County, Jefferson County, and Madison and St. Clair counties in Illinois.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. John Beal Roofing carries full general liability and workers' compensation, and we'll provide certificates before work starts.
Book a free measure
Free, no pressure, and you get the number in writing.
Cities we cover
St. Louis · Chesterfield · Kirkwood · Webster Groves · Ballwin · Florissant · O'Fallon · St. Charles · Maryland Heights · Wildwood · Fenton · Arnold · Oakville · Affton · Ferguson · University City · Clayton · Creve Coeur · Ladue · Town and Country · Manchester · Ellisville · Des Peres · Sunset Hills · See all 40 cities
Gutters full, sagging, or pouring over the front?
Free estimate, honest answer, and a real person on the phone 24 hours a day.