GUTTER INFORMATION

Indicators that you may need new Gutters

  • Water in basement or water erosion of landscaping

  • Overflow of gutters during rain

  • Sump pump running continuously

  • Rotted fascia or corner posts

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Material choices for Gutter replacement

  • Larger gutters (6” vs. 5 “) increase capacity to drain water from roof

  • Larger downspouts (3” X 4” vs. 2” X 3”) doubles capacity to evacuate water

  • Aluminum

  • Copper

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Gutters & Downspouts

We offer seamless gutters and downspouts in a variety of styles, sizes, and colors with an option that is sure to accent the style and color scheme of your home. ​ A gutter system, when properly designed and installed, will:

  • Prevent leaks in basements & crawlspaces
  • Avert damages to siding, landscape and foundation
  • Help subdue erosion
  • Keep doorways and windows dry during the rainy season
By far the most popular gutter profile is the “K-style” (or “ogee”) gutter, which is used on 95% of homes today, though other styles include “box” and “half-round”. K-style gutters are designed to mimic the look of crown molding on an interior ceiling, and are also self-reinforcing (stronger) due to the multiple bends in the face of the gutter. We recommend using K-style gutters for your home. ​