Types of Gutters

Gutters come in all shapes and sizes. The appearance of a gutter is referred to as a gutter profile. The three main types of gutters used today are open gutters, hidden gutters and seamless gutters. Gutter Profiles Common gutter profiles… Read More »

Do You Need a Downspout Extender?

Rainwater expelled from downspouts should be deposited a minimum of five feet away from the foundation of your home. When it’s too close for comfort, especially if the water pools or is left standing, serious water damage could develop. Using… Read More »

Signs Your Shed Needs Gutters

It’s just a standard size shed in the backyard used as a workshop and for storing garden tools and sports equipment no longer being used but family members are reluctant to throw out. Does it really need gutters? If you… Read More »

All about Downpipes

Downpipes are an integral part of your gutter system, designed to channel water from the gutters into the ground. They are often overlooked and added as an afterthought. But with careful planning and some practical knowledge, downpipes can improve the… Read More »

Gutters Dos and Don’ts

Properly cared for, gutters manage rainwater, provide protection from water damage, and improve the overall appearance of your home’s exterior. Knowing basic gutters dos and don’ts can help you get the most out of your gutter system. What to Do… Read More »

Clogged Gutters

When gutters work properly, rainwater travels down the roof and into the gutter channel, where it’s directed toward the downspouts and exits the gutter system. If clogs form, blocked gutters can result in pooling and/or overflowing. Then gutters become ineffectual… Read More »