Gutters in Versailles, KY — done by a family-owned contractor that knows this area. Whether you need to install or repair your gutters on a historic home downtown or a newer build in one of Versailles's growing subdivisions, Big Red Contracting brings the right crew and the right materials.
Versailles — the Woodford County seat, proudly called a 'Kentucky Renaissance City' — sits in the heart of horse country, surrounded by world-famous Thoroughbred farms and bourbon distilleries. From historic homes along Main Street to estate properties in the countryside, Big Red Contracting has been a trusted name for roofing and exterior work in Versailles.
Built for Versailles Conditions
Woodford County sits in the same Central Kentucky storm corridor as Frankfort and Lexington — Versailles is regularly named in National Weather Service severe-weather warnings for hail, 70-mph wind gusts, and tornado watches. These storms damage roofs, siding, and gutters across the area.
Serving Versailles & Woodford County
Neighborhoods & areas we serve: Downtown Versailles, Falling Springs, Cleveland Heights, Glenns Creek, Pisgah, Troy, Nonesuch, Mortonsville.
Near local landmarks like: the Woodford County Courthouse, the historic Main Street district, Buffalo Trace's sister distilleries along Glenns Creek, the Pisgah Rural Historic District, Big Spring Park, the Woodford Reserve Distillery, world-class Thoroughbred horse farms.
ZIP codes covered: 40383, 40384, 40386.
Local response: We've completed roof replacements, storm restoration, gutter, and siding projects throughout Versailles, and several Woodford County families have trusted us with complete roof-and-deck projects. For estimates, we're typically within 1–3 business days for a on-site estimate.
Gutters in Versailles — What's Included
Custom-fit seamless gutters that channel water away from your foundation.
Leaf protection so you spend less time cleaning and more time protected.
Complete water-management trim work.
Properly placed downspouts that drain away from your home.
Fixing sagging, leaking, or improperly pitched gutters.
Stop basement flooding and siding rot before they start.
