Seamless Gutters in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Wilco has been Tulsa's seamless gutter contractor since 1979. From the historic bungalows of Maple Ridge to new builds in South Tulsa, we've installed and repaired gutters on tens of thousands of homes across the city. Our shop is on East 2nd Street — most Tulsa jobs get a next-day estimate and one-day installation.
What we install in Tulsa
Seamless 5-inch and oversized 6-inch aluminum gutters in a full range of factory-baked colors, copper gutters, mesh and micro-mesh leaf guards, downspout runs, gutter cleaning, and storm-damage repair. Every install carries a lifetime workmanship warranty and the material manufacturer's warranty.
Not sure what shade will look best on your home? Browse our guide to gutter colors for Tulsa homes to see how white, clay, bronze, and black seamless gutters pair with common brick and siding combinations.
Why Tulsa homes need the right gutters
Tulsa averages 42 inches of rain a year plus periodic hail storms rolling out of the plains. Undersized or poorly pitched gutters overflow in heavy storms, driving water into fascia and foundations — the #1 damage we see on Tulsa homes.
Neighborhoods we serve in Tulsa
ZIP codes covered
Tulsa gutter questions, answered
How much do seamless gutters cost in Tulsa?
Most Tulsa homes land between $8 and $14 per linear foot for seamless 5-inch aluminum, and roughly $11 to $18 for oversized 6-inch with 3x4 downspouts. Two-story access, steep pitches, and fascia repair move the number. Copper is quoted separately. Every price is measured on-site — see our Tulsa gutter cost guide for full ranges.
Do I need a permit for gutter work in Tulsa?
No. Replacing or adding gutters and downspouts on an existing home is maintenance work and does not require a City of Tulsa building permit. If a job involves structural fascia rebuilding or drainage tied into a storm system, we tell you up front and handle the paperwork side with you.
What gutter size do Tulsa homes usually need?
Tulsa's 42 inches of annual rain arrives in short, heavy bursts. A 5-inch K-style run with 3-inch downspouts handles a typical single-story ranch. Steep roofs, large valleys, and Midtown two-stories usually need 6-inch troughs with 3x4 downspouts to avoid overshoot at the valleys.
How quickly can you get to a Tulsa address?
Our shop is on East 2nd Street downtown, so most Tulsa estimates happen within the same week and the majority of installs finish in a single day. Hail and wind events fill the schedule quickly, so call early after a storm.
Which Tulsa neighborhoods do you work in most?
We're in Midtown, Brookside, Cherry Street, Maple Ridge, Utica Square, Riverside, Kendall-Whittier, Florence Park, Owen Park, and South Tulsa constantly, covering ZIPs from 74103 through 74137. Older Midtown homes usually need fascia attention; South Tulsa builds are mostly sizing and downspout routing.
Do Tulsa homes under mature oaks need leaf guards?
Almost always. Midtown and Maple Ridge oak and sycamore canopy fills open troughs twice a year. Micro-mesh guards like Shur-Flo or LeafBlaster Pro typically pay for themselves within two to three years of skipped clean-outs.
Free on-site estimate in Tulsa
We measure, spec, and quote in person — no upsells, no pressure.