Gutter and Exterior Services in Windsor
Our Windsor office is on Bell Road, and Dave Stankas has called Windsor home since 1974. From Old Downtown and the Town Green out to Shiloh Ranch, we clean and repair gutters, put up new gutters and guards, and wash roofs, windows and siding.
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Windsor, CA
Is there a gutter company with an office right in Windsor?
Yes. Nor-Cal Maintenance keeps its second office at 7734 Bell Road, about 1.6 road miles from Windsor Town Hall, and that is the address on our Windsor Google profile. Dave Stankas, the owner, has lived in Windsor since 1974. Gutter cleaning, repairs, new gutters and guards, roof moss removal, pressure washing and window cleaning all run from here.
Windsor was farm country for most of the 1900s, planted in wine grapes, hops and prunes, and the Town’s own history says growth took off in the early 1980s, when housing development brought new families and businesses. The town incorporated on July 1, 1992, and today about 26,000 people live here. The downtown village grew up around the old train station in the 1990s, the Town Green park opened in 2001, and SMART trains began stopping at the new Windsor station on May 31, 2025. Dave has lived through every one of those changes, and our family-owned company has grown up alongside them.
Housing: U.S. Census ACS 5-year estimates. Rainfall: NOAA 1991–2020 normals for the nearest station. Distance is approximate road miles.
Our office
Where is the Windsor office, and what does it cover?
7734 Bell Road, Windsor, CA 95492. It is the address on our Windsor Google profile, and its line, (707) 321-8477, is Dave’s long-time number. The Windsor profile lists Windsor, Healdsburg, Geyserville, Cloverdale and Calistoga, so this office looks after the north end of Sonoma County and the top of the Napa Valley.
7734 Bell Rd, Windsor, CA 95492
(707) 321-8477“We call them every year to clean our roof and make sure that the areas that we cannot deal with are taken care of.”
“I've been using Nor-Cal for my roof and gutter cleaning for many years now.”
About Windsor
What kind of place is Windsor for a house?
A Russian River valley town of about 7.3 square miles, almost all of it in ZIP code 95492, whose southeast corner climbs into the Mayacamas foothills at Shiloh Ranch Regional Park. Winters are wet and summers dry, and US 101 runs straight through, with the Sonoma County Airport on the south edge of town.
The Southern Pomo called the site Tsoliikawai, blackbird field. Hiram Lewis, a pony express rider, named it Windsor in 1855 because the land reminded him of the grounds of Windsor Castle, and the Town’s history says the oak trees are what made him stay on as postmaster. East Windsor was the business center in 1856, until the railroad arrived in 1872 and the town shifted west to the tracks. A fire on May 21, 1905 burned the center of town, still the worst on record there (Town of Windsor history).
On October 26, 2019, with the Kincade Fire expected to move toward Healdsburg and Windsor, officials ordered both towns to evacuate. Fire protection inside Town limits now comes from the Sonoma County Fire District, formed in April 2019 when the Windsor Fire Protection District merged with three neighboring districts. Its prevention staff enforce weed abatement once fire season is declared, and inside Windsor a citation can carry a daily fine until the hazard is gone (Sonoma County Fire District).
Windsor runs its own storm drain system under a regional permit it shares with Santa Rosa, Healdsburg, the county and others. Nothing that reaches a street drain goes to the treatment plant; it flows into Windsor’s creeks and on to the Russian River (Town stormwater program). Voters set an urban growth boundary in January 1998 and renewed it in 2017.
Local rules
What local rules touch a Windsor roof or gutter?
A handful, mostly about fire and water. The Town’s 2025 wildland-urban interface ordinance treats Windsor as a Moderate fire hazard zone unless the State Fire Marshal maps a parcel higher. The fire district enforces vegetation clearing each fire season, wash water has to stay out of storm drains, and protected trees need a Town permit before removal.
Before exterior work on a Windsor house
- Ask the Town’s Building Division at (707) 838-5341 whether your project needs a permit. Its permit FAQ says a phone call is the way to find out, and the Town does issue re-roof permits.
- Removing a protected, heritage or significant tree takes a written Tree Removal Permit, applied for online through eTRAKiT. Planning staff answer at 707-838-1021.
- The Town lists power washing among the home projects that can pollute storm drains, so wash water stays out of the street. The Storm Water Program Coordinator is at (707) 838-5385.
- Fire-season vegetation rules inside Town limits are enforced by the Sonoma County Fire District’s Prevention Division, 707-892-2441.
- Any work in the Town’s right-of-way needs a Town Encroachment Permit, so check before equipment goes in the street.
Services in Windsor
Which of our services do Windsor homes call for?
Start with gutter cleaning and gutter repairs, since most Windsor houses went up in the building boom of the 1980s and 1990s. Gutter guards cut the cleanup under oaks. We also handle roof moss removal, pressure washing, window cleaning and solar panel cleaning.
FAQ
Windsor Questions
Which phone number reaches the Windsor office?
(707) 321-8477. It has been Dave’s business line for a long time, and it is the number on our Windsor Google profile, our contractor license record and our Better Business Bureau listing. The company’s main line, (707) 940-7875, reaches Dave as well, so either one works for setting up an estimate at a Windsor house.
How long has Dave lived in Windsor?
Since 1974. He started working in 1984, washing windows door to door for bus money, then added gutter cleaning and learned to fix leaks and replace parts. He got his California contractor license, #772419, in 1999. The business was first called Executive Home Improvement before it took the Nor-Cal Maintenance name.
What happened in Windsor during the 2019 Kincade Fire?
The whole town was ordered out. On Saturday, October 26, 2019, officials told Healdsburg and the town of Windsor to evacuate as strong winds were forecast to push the Kincade Fire toward both towns. CAL FIRE’s final count put the fire, which started northeast of Geyserville on October 23, at 77,758 acres. The Town adopted the 2025 wildland-urban interface code in December 2025.
Is my Windsor house in a flood zone?
Look it up before you plan any drainage work. The FEMA Flood Map Service Center shows the flood zone for any Windsor address, from the low-risk Zone X to the high-risk A, AE and AO zones, and the map panel tells you which one your parcel sits in.
Nearby
Which neighboring towns does the Windsor office reach?
Healdsburg is next door to the north on US 101, and Santa Rosa, where our main office sits on Banyan Street, is about nine road miles south. We also work in Sebastopol, and Geyserville and Cloverdale are on our Windsor profile too. See the full list of towns we cover.
Talk to Dave's team
Talk to the Windsor office
Call (707) 321-8477, Dave’s Windsor line, to set up an estimate.