GuttersTech installs and repairs gutters in WaterColor, the master-planned community the St. Joe Company opened in 1999 along Western Lake and Grayton Beach State Park — eighteen years after Seaside — where a homeowner-run Design Review Board now oversees exterior changes instead of the developer that built it. We also handle roofing, siding, and the rest of the exterior below. Request a free estimate or call to get on the schedule this week.
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The St. Joe Company had held this land since 1927 before opening WaterColor in 1999, planned by Cooper, Robertson & Partners roughly eighteen years after Seaside first put Scenic 30A's New Urbanist model on the map. Governance shifted from the developer to a homeowner-elected Design Review Board (DRB) in 2013, and today that board — not St. Joe — signs off on exterior changes across the community, a distinct process from Seaside's SARC or Rosemary Beach's Town Architect next door.
WaterColor's architecture mixes English, Dutch, Spanish, and French Colonial influences, favoring wraparound porches and metal roofing over any single locked-in style, so gutter and roofing work here has to fit whatever style a given home was actually built in rather than one blanket code. The community borders Western Lake, a roughly 200-acre coastal dune lake shared with neighboring Grayton Beach State Park, which shapes drainage planning on lake-adjacent lots. The WaterColor Inn just finished a full renovation of its 60 rooms between October 2023 and spring 2024, a sign the community keeps investing in its built environment even 25-plus years after opening.
Our approach: we submit and track DRB applications directly when a project needs one, and we size gutter and roofing systems to whatever architectural style a specific WaterColor home was actually built in, rather than assuming a single community-wide look.
GuttersTech handles the exterior trades WaterColor's varied architectural styles need most, so an owner isn't coordinating separate contractors for the roof, the siding, and the gutters underneath both of them.
Seamless systems fitted to WaterColor's mix of English, Dutch, Spanish, and French Colonial-influenced homes.
Learn more →We submit and track DRB applications directly when exterior work requires one.
Learn more →Hung to the drip edge of WaterColor's metal-roofed homes and wraparound porches.
Learn more →Roof repair and replacement built to Florida Building Code wind-load standards.
Learn more →Scheduled around hurricane season and rental turnover common across WaterColor.
Learn more →Fiber-cement and coastal-rated siding suited to Gulf and dune-lake exposure.
Learn more →Repairing wood rot and soffit damage that follows a clogged gutter.
Learn more →Driveways, walkways, and slab work built to hold up to coastal humidity and storm seasons.
Learn more →Custom patio covers built to fit WaterColor's varied architectural styles.
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Homeowners in WaterColor call us because we understand governance here shifted from the St. Joe Company to a homeowner-elected Design Review Board back in 2013, and we submit and track DRB applications directly rather than leaving that process to the homeowner. We fit gutters to whatever architectural style a home was actually built in — English, Dutch, Spanish, or French Colonial-influenced — and we size drainage for lots near Western Lake. Our crews stand behind installation with a workmanship warranty. Please contact with us to be confirmed about specific warranty terms/years.

Real reviews and job locations from work completed across WaterColor and the surrounding 30A corridor.
A homeowner-elected Design Review Board (DRB), which took over governance from the St. Joe Company in 2013 — a different process than Seaside's SARC or Rosemary Beach's Town Architect nearby.
The St. Joe Company opened WaterColor in 1999, planned by Cooper, Robertson & Partners, roughly eighteen years after Seaside. St. Joe had held the underlying land since 1927.
No. The community mixes English, Dutch, Spanish, and French Colonial influences with wraparound porches and metal roofing, so gutter and roofing work has to fit the specific style of each home rather than one blanket look.
Yes. Western Lake, a roughly 200-acre coastal dune lake, borders WaterColor and neighboring Grayton Beach State Park, which factors into drainage planning on lake-adjacent lots.
Yes. GuttersTech covers roofing, siding, soffit and fascia, and concrete alongside gutters, and we submit DRB paperwork directly when a project needs it.