A gutter system is designed to do one thing – collect rainwater from the roof and drain it somewhere it won’t do any damage. In rainy weather, without gutters a visitor approaching your front door will get drenched; water pools… Read More »
Wind, rain, sleet and snow can adversely impact your home’s exterior. It doesn’t have to be as dramatic as a fallen tree or caved-in siding. This mid-January, take advantage of any break in the weather to check for dings, dents… Read More »
A gutter system is designed to collect rainwater from the roof and channel it to the downspouts, where they direct water away from the foundation. But it’s not just about functionality: to improve your home’s exterior, gutter and downspout profiles… Read More »
Proper gutter sizing depends on several factors such as the amount of rainfall, roof configuration, and microclimatic conditions. For most homes in the Vancouver area, standard 5-inch gutters are sufficient protection from potential water damage. But in some specific situations,… Read More »
Gutters prevent a lot of bad things from happening, such as basement flooding, a cracked foundation and “bald” spots in the landscaping closest to your home. Gutter slope, also known as gutter pitch, is an important factor in guiding water… Read More »
Lots of rain, a little snow, a sunny day but cold temperatures, then more snow – yes, it definitely feels like winter has arrived. While icicles and ice end up on the gutters, contrary to popular belief, a debris-filled gutter… Read More »
The holidays are an exciting time of year, especially if it includes a winter vacation. But leaving your house behind for a week or two might be stressful. Before you go on vacation this year, use this brief guide to… Read More »
As we head into the holiday season, a little curb appeal goes a long way. Garlands and twinkling white lights create a seasonal charm and warm welcome for your family, guests, and visitors. Whether you want to transform your property… Read More »
The damage to gutters associated with debris buildup such as pooling water, standing water and overflowing gutters doesn’t just impact a gutter system’s ability to function. Gutters, excluding ones made of copper, are subject to rusting or corroding once moisture… Read More »
Copper gutters are undeniably the most expensive type of guttering on the market. But their distinctive appearance, 50-year plus lifespan, and curb appeal factor make them worth it. If you want a home exterior with an elegant, timeless look, use… Read More »
