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GuttersTech installs and repairs gutters across Uptown and Carrollton, from the St. Charles Avenue mansion corridor to the shotgun doubles and camelbacks that make up much of Carrollton's rental housing near Tulane and Loyola. 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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Uptown itself sits on the natural river levee, part of the same “Sliver by the River” high ground that spared much of the corridor from Katrina's catastrophic flooding in August 2005. Carrollton, a separate town annexed into New Orleans back in 1874, tells a different story: it's literally the site of the Sewerage & Water Board's aging Carrollton Water Purification Plant, which President Biden toured in 2021 after it was found to be losing roughly 40 percent of its treated water through broken pipes with three of its five turbines failed. That same general area saw a documented flood event on December 2, 2023, when two major turbines at the nearby drainage power plant failed during heavy rain and flooded streets in Carrollton, Lakeview, Mid-City, and Central City together. More recently, a series of large water-main breaks along South Carrollton Avenue in early 2026 — including a 48-inch main rupture on March 9 — flooded streets and homes and triggered boil-water advisories across the area.
Layered on top of that infrastructure story is a genuinely split housing stock. St. Charles Avenue's grand Victorian and raised-basement mansions, many built when the corridor was known as the city's “millionaires' row,” have increasingly been subdivided into rental units. Carrollton's own historic district, designated in 2017, is roughly 45 percent shotgun houses, with raised-basement construction more common here than in most of the city, and a large share of that housing is rented to Tulane and Loyola students on a predictable May-through-August turnover cycle. Both the Carrollton and Uptown Historic Districts fall under the same citywide HDLC roofing guidelines, which prefer copper gutters over aluminum and require downspouts to mount to the building rather than to a gallery or porch.
Our approach: we size gutter systems to the actual building — a St. Charles mansion's box gutters and cornice work are a different job than a Carrollton shotgun double's k-style run — and we build maintenance schedules around the student-rental turnover cycle for landlords managing multiple properties in the area.
GuttersTech handles the exterior trades that tend to fail together in this climate, so an Uptown or Carrollton property owner isn't coordinating separate contractors for the roof, the siding, and the gutters underneath both of them.
Copper and aluminum systems sized for St. Charles Avenue mansions and Carrollton shotgun doubles alike.
Learn more →Scheduled around student-rental turnover season and the dense live-oak canopy along the streetcar corridor.
Learn more →Slate and shingle roof repair for both Uptown mansions and Carrollton's shotgun and camelback housing stock.
Learn more →Historic-appropriate siding and trim repair suited to both HDLC-regulated districts.
Learn more →Water-damage drywall repair and texture-matching, often needed after Carrollton's recent water-main breaks.
Learn more →Repairing the wood rot and soffit damage a long-clogged gutter often causes before it's noticed.
Learn more →Driveways, walkways, and slab work built to hold up to New Orleans humidity and storm seasons.
Learn more →Custom patio covers sized for Uptown mansions and Carrollton rental properties alike.
Learn more →Humidity-rated paint systems and prep for Uptown's mansions and Carrollton's shotgun and camelback housing stock.
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Property owners in Uptown and Carrollton call us because we understand this corridor isn't one housing type — a St. Charles Avenue mansion's box gutters need different sizing and HDLC coordination than a Carrollton shotgun double rented to Tulane students on a May-to-August lease cycle. We build maintenance schedules around actual turnover patterns for landlords managing several properties, and around the Carrollton and Uptown Historic Districts' shared HDLC roofing guidelines for everyone else. 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 Uptown and Carrollton.
Carrollton is the site of the Sewerage & Water Board's aging water purification plant, which was found in 2021 to be losing roughly 40 percent of its treated water through broken pipes, and a series of large water-main breaks along South Carrollton Avenue in early 2026 flooded streets and triggered boil-water advisories.
Largely no. Uptown sits on the natural river levee, part of the high ground known as the "Sliver by the River," which spared most of the corridor from the catastrophic flooding that hit lower-lying neighborhoods in August 2005.
Yes. A large share of Carrollton's shotgun and camelback housing stock is rented to students on a predictable May-through-August turnover cycle, and we schedule gutter inspection and cleaning around that cycle for landlords managing multiple units.
Yes, both were designated HDLC historic districts in 2017, and roofing guidelines that apply citywide prefer copper gutters over aluminum and require downspouts to mount to the building rather than a gallery or porch.
Yes. GuttersTech covers roofing, siding, soffit and fascia, painting, sheetrock, and concrete alongside gutters, and we sequence roof and siding repairs before gutter and interior work whenever storm or water-main damage affects more than one system.
