Box gutters have a square, clean-lined profile that fits commercial buildings, flat and low-slope roofs, parapet walls, and modern homes, and they are getting more popular as modern designs call for crisp, clean lines. Lessard’s Rain Gutters installs seamless 6″ box gutters in New Braunfels, San Antonio, and across south Texas. Box gutters take skilled, precise installation, because the slope, outlets, and downspout layout have to be right for your roof. Our own crews have been serving business owners, property managers, builders, and homeowners since 1979. Call or text (830) 293-3910 for a free on-site estimate.
A box gutter has a flat bottom and straight, square sides, like an open rectangular channel. It looks crisp and architectural on the building, and its shape suits structures where a rounded or K-style profile doesn’t match the design. Lessard’s 6″ box gutters are seamless, so there are fewer joints to leak, and each run is planned to the length and drainage of your roof.
Our 6″ box gutters come in the same materials and colors as our other seamless gutters.
Commercial gutters do more than move water. They protect foundations and landscaping and help reduce liability around entrances and walkways. Box gutters give retail centers, offices, and other commercial buildings a neat, square edge that works with modern facades.
Many commercial buildings and some homes have flat or low-slope roofs, often behind parapet walls. Water has to leave these roofs somewhere. Where it comes off the edge or out through the wall, a properly sized gutter and downspout layout carries it down and away from the building. During your estimate, we’ll look at how your roof drains today and recommend a layout that fits it.
Many older buildings have built-in box gutters set into the roof edge. We repair built-in box gutters on historic buildings. The repair is usually paired with some roofing work, but it can be done. We’ll look at the condition of the gutter and the roof around it during your estimate and explain what the repair involves.
Box gutters aren’t only for commercial projects. Homeowners with modern, farmhouse, or contemporary designs often choose box gutters for their square lines, which match flat fascia and metal roofs. Box gutters are getting more popular on modern homes, and a clean, square line only looks right when it is installed precisely.
Box gutters are part of the look of the building, so there is little room for error. The slope toward the downspouts, the outlet placement, and the fit at corners and roof edges all have to be right for water to drain properly. That is why box gutters call for an experienced, in-house crew and careful, precise installation. Lessard’s Rain Gutters has been family-run since 1979, and we will assess your roof and recommend the gutter that is actually right for your building. For modern homes and commercial buildings in New Braunfels and San Antonio, call or text (830) 293-3910 for a free on-site estimate.
Box gutters are one of several commercial gutter systems we install. For barns and large structures that handle heavy rain, 7″ K-style commercial gutters are a strong option. We own a 7″ K-style machine, so we can recommend it when a building needs it, and half round gutters work well on metal roofs for small and medium-sized buildings. Learn more on our commercial gutters page, or ask your estimator which system fits your building.
A warranty is only as good as the company behind it. Lessard’s Rain Gutters has been family-run and standing behind its work since 1979. See our warranties.
We install residential and commercial box gutters in New Braunfels and about a 20-mile radius, all of San Antonio, San Marcos, and the Texas Hill Country, including Boerne, Seguin, Schertz, Cibolo, Kyle, Buda, and Wimberley. See all our service areas.
Whether it’s a modern home, one storefront, or a whole commercial property, call or text (830) 293-3910 for a free on-site estimate in New Braunfels, San Antonio, and the surrounding area, or use our contact form. You can also call the office nearest you:
A box gutter has a flat bottom and straight, square sides, which gives a building a clean, square edge. Lessard’s installs seamless 6″ box gutters, installed by our in-house crew. They usually get a custom-made 4×4 square box downspout.
Yes. We install box gutters on commercial properties with our own in-house crews. We carry $2M in commercial insurance with workers’ comp and offer 30-day terms for commercial accounts. Commercial warranty terms vary by job and are set by our technician on site.
Box gutters can be an option for buildings with flat or low-slope roofs and parapet walls. Every roof drains differently, so we’ll look at yours during a free on-site estimate and recommend the right layout.
Yes. Lessard’s repairs built-in box gutters on historic buildings. The repair is usually paired with some roofing work, but it can be done. We’ll assess it during a free on-site estimate.
Yes. Box gutters are a good fit for modern and contemporary homes. Residential box gutter jobs come with our 10-year warranty.
Because a warranty only helps if the company is still around to honor it. Many gutter companies offer 10-year or lifetime warranties, but the gutter industry has a high failure rate. By broad industry estimates, shown for general comparison, 60% of gutter companies fail within 5 years, 75% fail within 10 years, and 85% are gone by 15 years. Lessard’s Rain Gutters has been in business since 1979. Before you compare warranties, ask how long the company has been around.
Our 6″ box gutters come in the same materials and colors as our regular seamless gutters. Price depends on your building and the length of the gutter runs. Contact us for a free estimate.
Box gutters are part of the look of the building, so the slope, outlets, and downspout layout have to be right for water to drain properly. That takes an experienced crew and careful, precise installation. Lessard’s has been family-run since 1979 and will recommend what is actually right for your building during a free on-site estimate.