Roofing and gutters in Zachary.

The housing stock in Zachary

Zachary has the most uniformly conventional housing of anywhere we work: about 80% single-family detached and under 4% manufactured. The median build year is around 2003, and roughly a third of it went up between 2010 and 2019. That means a large share of Zachary roofs are still comfortably inside their expected life — which is exactly why we do more repair and maintenance here than replacement.

Storms and water in Zachary

Zachary caught the most rain of anywhere in the metro in August 2016. The gauge on Highway 64 recorded 26.14 inches over three days, including 17.5 inches on the Saturday alone. Being west of the Comite spared the town the catastrophic flooding that hit Central and the eastern parish, but that much water in that little time finds every weakness in a roof and a drainage system. The Comite River Diversion Canal running through this part of the parish is finally under construction, with completion projected for 2028.

The trees here

The loess bluffs run to upland hardwood and mixed pine-hardwood rather than the heavy live oak canopy you get closer to the river. Mixed debris, moderate load — which often means a targeted guard job rather than the whole house.

What we do in Zachary

• Roof replacement — full tear-off through final cleanup
• Roof and leak repair — the repairs a lot of companies won't take
• Gutter cleaning — cleared by hand, debris hauled off
• Gutter system repair — cleaned, re-sloped and reinforced
• Seamless gutter installation — starting at $500
• Gutter guards — only on the runs that need them

How a Zachary quote works

I come look at it myself. I measure, check what's behind the gutter, look at your roof, and photograph anything I find. That evening you get a written price by text — good for 30 days, and it doesn't change.