- (504) 305 0325
- 8400 Old Gentily Road New Orleans, LA 70127
- 529 Kelly St, Destin, FL 32541
- (850) 738 5188
GuttersTech services the gutters, scuppers, and roof drainage systems on the CBD and Warehouse District's converted 19th-century warehouses, condo towers, and 1970s-80s Poydras Street high-rises — buildings with a different drainage profile than a standard house. 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.
(Offer Ends September 30)
The CBD and Warehouse District largely escaped the catastrophic 2005 flooding that hit much of the rest of the city — it sits on genuinely higher natural-levee ground — but that doesn't mean the district's modern drainage problems are solved. Nola.com has reported CBD streets flooding after Mardi Gras parades, and citywide pump-capacity strain during heavy-rain events in 2024 hit downtown along with everywhere else. The bigger issue for this specific district is architectural: most of the Warehouse District's 19th-century Greek Revival and Italianate warehouses, converted into condos, lofts, and hotels since the 1984 World's Fair, have flat or low-slope roofs draining through internal scuppers rather than simple perimeter gutters, and a scupper or roof-drain clog shows up as an interior leak in a high-value loft, not a puddle in the yard.
That building stock also comes with a different ownership structure — condo associations often hold responsibility for exterior roof and drainage maintenance as a shared expense, and a 1970s-80s Poydras Street office tower needs commercial-scale roof-drain and gutter service that a residential crew isn't necessarily equipped for. The Warehouse District itself has been a designated historic district since 1978, expanded in 1985 and 2007, which means renovation and construction on these converted buildings runs through the CBD's own Historic District Landmarks Commission review, separate from both the Vieux Carré Commission next door and the residential HDLC districts uptown.
Our approach: we scope drainage work to the actual building type, whether that's a scupper-and-internal-drain system for a converted warehouse loft or a commercial gutter system for a Poydras Street tower, and we coordinate directly with condo boards and property managers rather than assuming a single owner is making the call.
GuttersTech handles the exterior trades that converted warehouse condos and downtown high-rises need most, so a board or property manager isn't juggling separate contractors for the roof, the drainage, and everything in between.
Clearing and repairing internal roof-drain and scupper systems common on converted warehouse buildings.
Commercial roof drain & scupper services →Larger-capacity gutter systems, including our 7K seamless line, for Poydras Street-era high-rises.
Commercial-grade gutter system services →Flat and low-slope roof repair for converted warehouse buildings, plus sloped-roof work on smaller structures.
Roofing installation & repair services →Scheduled around condo association maintenance cycles rather than a single homeowner's calendar.
Gutter cleaning & guard services →Repairing the wood or masonry-adjacent trim damage a failed roof drain can cause on older commercial buildings.
Soffit & fascia repair services →Façade and trim repair suited to converted brick warehouse buildings and modern high-rise construction alike.
Siding installation & repair services →Commercial-grade paint systems for condo associations and downtown commercial properties.
Interior & exterior painting services →Loading-dock, walkway, and courtyard concrete work for warehouse-district commercial and residential buildings.
Concrete services →Rooftop and courtyard cover installation for condo and loft buildings in the district.
Patio cover installation services →Or fill up the form, our team will call you
Property managers and condo boards in the CBD and Warehouse District call us because we understand that a converted warehouse loft drains through scuppers and internal roof drains, not a simple gutter run, and that a Poydras Street tower needs commercial-scale service a residential crew isn't set up to provide. We coordinate directly with whoever manages the building — a condo association, a commercial property manager, or an individual owner — and scope every job to the actual roof type. 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 the CBD and Warehouse District.
Usually, yes. Most of the Warehouse District's 19th-century warehouses, now converted to condos and lofts, have flat or low-slope roofs that drain through internal scuppers and roof drains rather than simple perimeter gutters, and those systems need a different inspection and clearing approach.
No — the district sits on higher natural-levee ground and escaped the catastrophic 2005 flooding that hit much of the rest of the city. It isn't immune to modern street flooding during heavy rain, though, including reported flooding after Mardi Gras parades.
Often the condo association, since exterior roof and drainage systems are typically a shared building expense rather than an individual unit owner's responsibility. We coordinate directly with the board or its property manager to schedule that work.
Yes. It's been a designated historic district since 1978, expanded in 1985 and 2007, and renovation or construction work runs through the CBD's Historic District Landmarks Commission review, separate from the French Quarter's Vieux Carré Commission.
Yes. GuttersTech covers roofing, siding, soffit and fascia, painting, and concrete alongside gutter and drainage work, scoping every job to the building type, whether that's a converted warehouse or a modern high-rise.
