Most gutter companies stop at the splash block. Most drainage companies won't touch your gutters. Premier Gutters KC is a gutter and drainage contractor in one — gutters, downspouts, buried lines ($300–$700/line), pop-up emitters, catch basins, and french drains ($25–$60/LF), designed and installed by one NDS-certified crew, with published pricing on all of it.
Your water problem doesn't care where one trade ends and the next begins.
Roof water is one continuous system: shingles to gutter, gutter to downspout, downspout to somewhere — and "somewhere" is where most companies quit. The result is the most common failure we see in Kansas City: a perfectly good gutter dumping into a splash block two feet from a wet basement, or a buried line silently backed up because nobody ever fixed the overflowing gutter feeding it. We install and repair the whole path, so the diagnosis is honest and the fix actually ends the problem.
Every service below is something we install, repair, and warranty ourselves — with published pricing:
When two trades each own half the water path, the problem lives in the gap between them:
Buried downspout lines $300–$700 each ($1,500–$3,500 whole-house) · pop-up emitters add $150–$300 · catch basins $350–$750 · french drains $25–$60/LF · gutter repair from $150. Free assessments walk the whole water path and quote only what fixes it — sometimes that's a gutter repair, not a drain, and we'll say so.
Both halves of the roof-water system: the gutters and downspouts that collect water off the roof, and the underground side that carries it away - buried downspout lines, pop-up emitters, catch basins, and french drains. Most companies do one half and stop at the property line of their trade. We install and repair both.
Because the failure point is almost always the handoff. A gutter company ends the job at a splash block; a landscaper buries a line but never fixes the overflowing gutter feeding it. When one crew owns roof edge to daylight, the diagnosis is honest - sometimes the fix is a $150 gutter repair, not a $3,000 drain.
Finding which half is failing. Overflow at the gutter usually means pitch, clogs, or undersized downspouts. Water backing up out of a buried line means the underground side is clogged or bellied - our drainage repair starts by pressure-flushing the line before anyone talks about digging. We quote whichever the water says is broken.
Published like everything we do: buried downspout lines $300-$700 each ($1,500-$3,500 whole-house), pop-up emitters add $150-$300, catch basins $350-$750, french drains $25-$60 per linear foot, and gutter repair from $150. A free assessment tells you which numbers apply to your house.
Yes - that is the point. One assessment walks the whole water path from shingles to daylight, one written quote covers both halves, and one crew is responsible for the result, backed by a 10-year workmanship warranty.
Answer a few questions, get pointed at the right fix.
Which trade owns which problem — answered straight.
The full price breakdown for the most common fix.
The full decision framework for where your water should go.
Free across the KC metro. If the fix is a $150 gutter repair instead of a drain, that's what we'll quote.
