Rain Drop Raingutters.

Beyond residential jobs, Rain Drop Raingutters has done public work as a subcontractor from 2016 through 2023. The agencies include SNAP, the Washington State Department of Commerce, the Reardan-Edwall and Okanogan school districts, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife, Foundation for the Challenged and Stevens County Public Works. That reach into Lincoln, Stevens and Okanogan counties shows sheet metal drainage work on schools and public buildings well outside the city, alongside a steady run of houses closer to home. This is one trade done over and over, not a broad service list. It suits a homeowner who wants new gutters installed, existing ones fabricated or repaired, or a routine cleaning on a schedule. Someone planning framing, an addition or structural remodeling will want a different kind of contractor, since the focus here stays on exterior drainage and sheet metal. Spokane's climate sets the calendar for gutter work. Late fall cleaning matters most, after the pines and maples drop and before freezing nights turn clogged gutters into ice dams along the eaves. Freeze-thaw cycles through winter loosen hangers and open seams, so spring is a good time to walk the house and look for sagging runs or downspouts dumping water at the foundation. Dry summers make installation easy to schedule, and getting on a calendar before the autumn rush keeps the gutters ready for the first heavy snow.