The levees handle all the water around here.
Levees are built to protect against the river and the lake. Rain that lands on your roof is still yours to drain away from the house.
At Big Easy Gutter, we offer gutter installation in St Rose, LA, along with repairs, replacements and leaf guard systems. We plan every job for a river community about 10 feet above sea level on the east bank of St. Charles Parish.
We install seamless gutters, repair worn runs and replace systems that can't keep up, for homes and businesses in St Rose. The levees here are built to protect against the river and the lake, but the rain that hits your roof is yours to manage, which is where well-placed downspouts come in.
If your gutters drip at the seams or send water back toward the house, contact us for a free estimate in St Rose.

We offer four core services in St Rose: new gutter installation, repairs, full replacements and leaf guard systems, for residential and commercial properties. We install aluminum, copper, steel, vinyl and zinc in K-style, half-round, box and fascia profiles, and every estimate is free.

Seamless gutters formed for each roof edge, set with the correct slope and positioning.
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Leaks, clogs, sagging and corrosion repaired with quality materials.
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Worn-out systems replaced with gutters matched to your roof's size and pitch.
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Leaf guard systems that keep runs flowing between cleanings.
View serviceSt Rose sits on the east bank of the Mississippi, two miles north of the Jefferson Parish line, at roughly 10 feet of elevation. Levees are built to protect it against the river and Lake Pontchartrain, so day to day, the water your property has to deal with is rain, and plenty of it.
St Rose is a census-designated place on the river's east bank, two miles north of the Jefferson Parish border, in a parish the Mississippi splits in two.
St. Charles Parish completed its East Bank Hurricane Protection Levee in 2007. It is built to protect most of the east bank from Lake Pontchartrain and LaBranche Wetlands floodwaters, while gutters and drainage handle the rain that falls inside it.
The closest station on the Current Results list, New Orleans, averages 63.4 inches a year under NOAA's 1991 to 2020 normals. That much rain on a roof needs gutters that drain to the right spot.
Location and elevation: St. Rose, Louisiana (Wikipedia). Levee: St. Charles Parish (Wikipedia). Rainfall: NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals for New Orleans, via Current Results.

Well clear of the house: at least 4 feet out from the foundation, onto ground that falls away from the walls. A bare elbow at the base of the wall leaves water right where it does damage, so we provide downspout extensions sized for your lot.
Water left at the wall can work into the soil under the foundation and the siding above it. Our guide to gutter overflow and your foundation explains how.
Downspout extensions that carry roof water well out from the foundation.
Downspouts positioned so each one empties where the ground can take the water.
Gutter runs pitched toward their outlets so water doesn't sit in the trough.
A leaf guard system so debris doesn't block the downspout in the first place.
Downspout distance: This Old House.
Three ideas keep homeowners from fixing drainage problems: that levees take care of the water, that any downspout works as long as it reaches the ground, and that gutters only need attention once they leak. Each one leaves rain sitting at the foundation.
The levees handle all the water around here.
Levees are built to protect against the river and the lake. Rain that lands on your roof is still yours to drain away from the house.
A downspout is fine as long as it reaches the ground.
It needs to discharge at least 4 feet from the foundation, onto ground that slopes away, or the water just soaks in beside the wall.
Gutters only need attention when they leak.
Clogs, loose hangers and poor slope cause overflow long before a seam drips. A check in spring and fall catches them early.
It starts with a free consultation at your property, where we assess your gutters and talk through what you need. We then recommend a system for your home's layout and install it with the correct slope and positioning. You see our recommendation and estimate before anything is installed.
We visit, look at your roof edges and downspouts, and listen to what you've noticed in heavy rain.
We suggest the material, profile and gutter size that fit your home, plus any extensions or guards.
Our skilled technicians fasten every run securely and set its pitch toward the outlet.
Downspout extensions finish the job so the water ends up away from your foundation.
Here at Big Easy Gutter, we're licensed and insured, and we give St Rose homeowners a free estimate after assessing the property.
Tell us a bit about your property, or call 504-208-2247 between 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM, Monday to Friday.
Call us at 504-208-2247 and we will walk you through it.
Request a FREE QuoteYes, we do. We install, repair and replace gutters across St Rose for homes and businesses, along with leaf guard systems and downspout extensions. We're licensed and insured, estimates are free, and we assess the property before recommending any work.
No. The East Bank levee is built to protect most of the parish's east bank from Lake Pontchartrain and LaBranche Wetlands floodwaters, but it does nothing about rain falling on your roof. With about 63 inches a year, gutters and downspouts are what keep that water off your walls and away from the foundation.
It depends on your roof area, its pitch and how many downspouts the runs feed. Larger or steeper roofs send more water into each foot of gutter, so they may need a wider profile or extra downspouts. We assess your roof during the free estimate and recommend the size that fits.
We price each St Rose job from what we see on site: the run of gutter around the roof, the material and profile, the roof height, and how many downspouts and extensions it takes to get water off the property. Homes and commercial buildings are scoped differently. The estimate itself is free.
Yes. We work on residential and commercial properties. For a business, we look at the roof area, where water should leave the site and which material and profile suit the building, then give you a free estimate. Box style gutters are one option that suits larger roof areas.
At least twice a year, in spring and fall, and more often if trees hang over the roof. Check them after big storms too, since one clogged downspout can send water over the edge in a heavy rain. A leaf guard system means fewer clogs and longer gaps between cleanings.