Gutter Replacement & Repair

While they're certainly good for draining rain water, your home's gutters (also known as eaves troughs or eaves sprouts) simultaneously help prevent the onset of rotting in the shingles and underlying support system of the house. In addition, gutters prevent brick discoloration and rotting of wood fascia board and siding.

Thus, as time passes, it's important to repair or replace your gutters, whether they're seamless aluminum, copper, or galvanized steel.

Gutters may not be glamorous, but they serve an extremely important function. Gutters direct rainwater to an area where run-off damage won't be a concern. They ensure that water flows away from basements, walkways, and patios. By doing this, gutters keep your house dry and protect your siding, windows, and foundation from disastrous water damage.

Gutters are available in a half round, "U" shape style, or the "K" style gutter, which have a front that is vaguely reminiscent of the letter "K." The difference sizes gutters come in are 4", 5", or 6" in diameter; 5" K-style are probably the most common gutters used today.

A lot of care goes into rain gutters, but they are worth the trouble because of the protection they bring to your home. You should be prepared to clean your gutter system at last twice each year. Another way to protect your gutters from clogging with leaves is to install leaf guard. This can also be done by our gutter contractor.

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