Gutter Installation in Cleburne, TX

Johnson County sits on blackland clay soil that expands when it absorbs rain and contracts when it dries. Over a year, the ground around a Cleburne home moves vertically, and so does the fascia board your gutters are mounted to. Out-of-area roofers fasten gutters with the same hangers and spacing they'd use in Fort Worth or Mansfield, and within three rain cycles the upper edge starts pulling away from the fascia. Water then runs behind the gutter, soaks the fascia, rots the wood, and the next storm pulls the whole run off the house.

Cleburne's tree canopy compounds the problem. Live oaks around the downtown square shed pollen catkins all spring, leaves through fall, and acorns whenever the season runs long. Pecans on Westmeadow and the Henderson Street corridor drop oily debris that mats inside gutters and holds moisture against the seams. Without proper sizing — 6-inch sections, not the 5-inch standard most production builders install — overflow during a single Hill County thunderstorm sends water sheeting down siding and pooling at the foundation. Johnson County clay does not absorb that water quickly; it sits, swells, and over years shifts the slab.

Kevin Jones, a former Licensed Claims Adjuster, founded My Roofing in 2011 specifically because Cleburne homeowners deserved a contractor who lived here. Our gutter installation work reflects that. We specify hanger spacing tighter than code minimums where clay shift is documented in the soil profile. We adjust pitch calculations for the longer runs common on Cleburne's 1990s-2000s subdivision homes around Lake Pat. For homes inside Cleburne's historic district guidelines, we coordinate color and profile choices with downtown-square overlay requirements before fabricating on-site.

We also navigate the jurisdictional reality most Cleburne homeowners never have to think about: properties inside city limits work under Cleburne municipal building codes, while addresses in the surrounding ETJ (extraterritorial jurisdiction) fall to Johnson County. Permit pulls, inspection routing, and code citations differ between the two. Out-of-area contractors usually pull a permit for whichever zone the address line looks like, not the one it actually sits in. We handle this correctly because we close out city and county permits constantly.

Across 15 years and nearly 1,000 installations, our growth has come through neighbors talking. BBB rates us A+, our Google reviews hold at 5 stars, and we sponsor the Cleburne Chamber of Commerce at the Gold tier. Call 817-659-5160 for a free assessment — we are typically at Cleburne addresses within 24 hours.