Gutter FAQ
The cost of installing new gutters can vary based on a number of factors such as the material used, the size of your home, and the complexity of the installation. For an accurate estimate tailored to your specific needs, please contact us for a free, no-obligation evaluation.
Yes, we do offer free estimates. Contact us today to schedule a complimentary, no-obligation evaluation of your gutter needs.
While it’s possible to install gutters yourself, we strongly recommend hiring professionals. Improper installation can lead to ineffective water drainage, and even minor mistakes could result in significant damage to your home.
Yes, we offer a 5-year labor warranty to give you peace of mind. Our high-quality materials are also backed by manufacturer warranties.
The general recommendation is to clean your gutters at least twice a year, usually in the spring and fall. However, if you have many trees near your home, you may need to clean them more frequently to prevent clogs.
Gutters play a crucial role in protecting your home from water damage. They channel rainwater away from your home’s foundation, walls, and landscaping, preventing erosion, basement flooding, and siding damage.
Signs you might need new gutters include sagging or pulling away from the house, noticeable cracks or holes, frequent clogging, or water damage marks beneath the gutters.
Seamless gutters are made from one continuous piece of material, typically aluminum, and are custom-fitted to your home. Unlike sectional gutters, they have fewer joints, reducing the chances of leaks and clogs.
Downspouts are essential components of the gutter system, designed to direct water from the gutters away from your home’s foundation. They should be placed at the corners of your home or at any point where efficient water diversion is necessary.
Gutter guards can significantly reduce the amount of debris that enters your gutters, thereby reducing the frequency of cleaning required. However, they do not eliminate the need for cleaning entirely, as some maintenance will still be necessary.
Neglecting gutter maintenance can lead to clogs, which can cause water to overflow and potentially damage your home’s foundation, siding, and landscaping. It can also lead to water backing up and causing roof damage.
Yes, alternatives to traditional gutters include rain chains and rain dispersal systems. Rain chains guide rainwater visibly down chains or cups from the roof to the ground, adding an aesthetic element to rainwater diversion. Rain dispersal systems break up the rainwater and disperse it over a wider area, reducing erosion and eliminating the need for traditional guttering.