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Gray painted brick ranch with new white six-inch seamless K-style gutters and corner downspouts

Woodfield, Richland County

Gutter Installation in Woodfield, SC

Woodfield is an unincorporated Richland County community between Two Notch Road and Fort Jackson, a short drive from downtown Columbia. Most of its houses are brick ranches from the 1950s through the 1970s, many on their second or third set of gutters.

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Columbia · Woodfield · Forest Acres · Dentsville · St. Andrews · West Columbia · Seven Oaks · Cayce · Irmo

01 Housing unitsAbout 4,500
02 Built before 198066%
03 Owner-occupied52%
04 Median home valueAbout $150,800

Brick ranches from the 1950s to the 1970s

The Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2020–2024 five-year estimates) counts about 4,480 housing units in Woodfield. Roughly 2,930 of them, about two in three, were built before 1980, and the single biggest decade is the 1950s. About 68 percent are detached single-family homes and about half are owner-occupied.

That housing shapes the gutter work. A typical Woodfield ranch has a low-slope roof, a long front eave, painted or bare brick, and fascia that has been painted many times over the original wood. Older gutters here are often sectional, with joints every ten feet that drip in a storm, and they hang from spikes that have worked loose. New seamless gutters on screwed hangers fix both problems at once.

Woodfield homes by decade built

American Community Survey, 2020–2024 five-year estimates

Pre-1950~169
1950s~1,004
1960s~769
1970s~990
1980s~245
1990s~549
2000s~492
2010+~258

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Two Notch Road, Decker Boulevard and Fort Jackson

Woodfield sits between Two Notch Road and Decker Boulevard, with Fort Jackson's fence line to the south and east. Many lots have big pines and water oaks left from before the subdivisions went in. Those trees mean needles and tassels in the gutters, and a strong case for micro-mesh guards on the runs closest to them.

Rain pouring over the front of an old gutter clogged with pine needles and oak leaves during a summer downpour Overflow from a clogged run in a summer storm

Where Woodfield roof water goes

Most Woodfield houses sit on crawlspaces, and on flat lots the water from a short downspout soaks the soil right beside the foundation. Downspout extensions or a short buried line to the front lawn keep crawlspaces drier. We look at where your yard drops and send the water that way.

Typical Woodfield jobs

  • Replacing leaking sectional gutters with 5- or 6-inch seamless aluminum on a brick ranch.
  • Adding a back gutter where the original house had none.
  • Swapping 2x3 downspouts for 3x4 and adding extensions to move water off the crawlspace.
  • Fitting micro-mesh guards under pines and oaks.

The gutter guards page covers guard types, and the pricing page has published price ranges. Woodfield work starts with a call to (803) 373-8034.

+·More work

Everything that moves roof water

New gutters are half of it. Guards, downspouts and drains decide where the water ends up.

  1. Installer kneeling on a shingle roof edge snapping a stainless micro-mesh guard onto a new gutter, pine needles on the roof01

    Gutter Guards

    Stainless micro-mesh and screen guards fitted to new or existing gutters, sized for pine needles and oak tassels.

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  2. Installer fastening a large white 3x4 inch downspout to the corner of a painted brick house above a pine straw bed02

    Downspouts & Drains

    Oversized 3x4 downspouts, extensions and buried drain lines that carry roof water off the clay and away from the foundation.

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  3. Craftsman on a ladder fitting a copper half-round gutter with round hangers to a 1920s bungalow eave03

    Copper & Half-Round

    Copper and aluminum half-round gutters with round downspouts for older and historic homes.

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  4. Technician on a ladder re-securing a sagging white gutter with hidden hangers and sealing a corner seam04

    Gutter Repair

    Sagging runs rehung, leaking seams and corners resealed, storm-bent sections and rotted fascia replaced.

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↗·Service area

Where Woodfield sits on our routes

Columbia first, then the towns along I-20, I-26 and I-77 on both sides of the rivers. Each town page covers its housing and its drainage.

5 MI10 MI15 MI I-26I-20I-77 BROAD + CONGAREE COLUMBIA WOODFIELD ~18 MIN NORTHWEST FOREST ACRES ~18 MIN WEST DENTSVILLE ~22 MIN NORTHWEST ST. ANDREWS ~29 MIN WEST WEST COLUMBIA ~32 MIN WEST SEVEN OAKS ~33 MIN WEST CAYCE ~36 MIN SOUTHWEST IRMO ~38 MIN WEST N
34.04° N / 80.91° WSchematic, not to scale
  1. 00ColumbiaColumbia is mostly in Richland County, with a slice in Lexington County.
  2. 01WoodfieldUnincorporated Richland County off Two Notch Road; mostly 1950s and 1960s brick ranches.
  3. 02Forest AcresIts own small city on Forest Drive; about three of four homes are owner-occupied.
  4. 03DentsvilleUnincorporated Northeast Columbia; much of the housing went up in the 1970s and 1980s.
  5. 04St. AndrewsHarbison and St. Andrews Road area; heavy 1970s building, many apartments.
  6. 05West ColumbiaAcross the Congaree from downtown; 1940s and 1950s houses near the river, newer homes to the west.
  7. 06Seven OaksUnincorporated Lexington County between I-26 and St. Andrews Road.
  8. 07CayceRiverside city south of West Columbia, along Knox Abbott Drive and the Riverwalk.
  9. 08IrmoLake Murray side of the metro; wooded 1970s and 1980s subdivisions, almost all single-family.

FAQ·Questions

What people ask on the first call

Short answers. If your roof is unusual, call and describe it.

01Are Woodfield homes inside Columbia city limits?

Woodfield is an unincorporated community in Richland County, so county rules apply rather than City of Columbia rules. We confirm permit needs with Richland County for each job.

02My ranch house has gutters on the front only. Should I add them in back?

Usually, yes. On many Woodfield ranches the back roof drains straight onto a patio or into the crawlspace vents. A back gutter with one or two 3x4 downspouts moves that water out into the yard.

03What size gutters fit a Woodfield ranch?

Many one-story brick ranches here do fine with 5-inch seamless gutters. Long back roofs and houses with a carport or added room tied into the roof often need 6-inch gutters or an extra downspout.

04How soon can you measure in Woodfield?

Woodfield is on our regular Northeast Columbia route, so estimates there usually fit within a few days of your call.

→·Next step

Get a gutter quote measured on site

Call or send the form with the address. We measure every eave and corner, check the fascia, and send a written quote that lists footage, size, color, downspouts, guards and drains.

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