Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Natural Dam, Crawford County, AR

Natural Dam Gutter Solutionists

Gutters for wooded lots in the Boston Mountains

Natural Dam is the unincorporated Crawford County community on Highway 59, about six miles north-northwest of Cedarville. It takes its name from the natural dam near its original townsite, a 200-foot sandstone shelf that stretches bank to bank across Mountain Fork Creek and drops into a pool eight feet below. Highway 59 crossed Lee Creek here on a 1934 truss bridge, listed on the National Register until its 2018 replacement. Homes are spread along Natural Dam Road, Independence Road and the side roads off the highway. In the surrounding census tract, 94 percent of homes are lived in by their owners. The NOAA station named Natural Dam, about five miles south near Cedarville, averages 50.89 inches of rain a year.

Natural Dam homeowners get a company that is locally owned by Chalice Suratt and based on West Sunset Avenue in Springdale: The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Northwest Arkansas. Our service area takes in this whole part of Crawford County, from Cedarville and Alma to Van Buren and Mountainburg. We form seamless gutters on-site, hand-clean and flush existing systems, fix storm damage, rebuild fascia and fit BroGuard stainless micro-mesh guards. The company is licensed and insured, every crew member is a background-checked W-2 employee, and our Google rating is 5.0 stars.

This is heavy rain country. Fifty inches a year is more than the stations at Fayetteville, Bentonville or Green Forest record, and the Natural Dam station’s wettest month is April. Natural Dam also sits in the Lower Boston Mountains, where state wildlife biologists list red oaks, white oak and hickories as the main upland trees, with shortleaf pine on drier slopes. So the trough collects leaves, husks and needles, plus a lot of water. On a hillside lot, an overflowing gutter sends that water straight toward the low side of the house.