As a small business, we make every effort to support our local businesses to keep supporting our economy by keeping the money within our community and helping the ‘little guys’ grow and have successful local businesses. Research has shown that keeping it local drastically improves your local economy, drives creativity and improves the community as […]
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If you have trees near your home, you will definitely need to clean your seamless gutters every 6 months to a year and possibly even more often depending on how much debris collects in your gutters. How do you know when it is time to clean your seamless gutters? The obvious thing is to climb
HOW TO CLEAN SEAMLESS GUTTERS AND HOW OFTEN YOU SHOULD DO IT. Read More »
Recycle the water from your seamless gutters by installing a rain barrel to a downspout! They are great for providing free water to your flower beds, vegetable gardens or lawn. One rain barrel can typically hold 35-55 gallons of water, and they come in a variety of colors and styles. Having a rain barrel not only
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Did you know that there are alternatives to downspouts such as rain chains and rain barrels? Rain chains are a beautiful addition to any seamless gutter installation and add curb appeal to your home. They come in all shapes and sizes and can be made of copper or aluminum and look great on the front of
DOWNSPOUTS AND RAIN CHAINS FOR YOUR SEAMLESS GUTTERS! Read More »
With many different materials and colors to choose from, it can be a difficult task deciding what kind of gutter is best for you budget and home. In this post, we will go over the differences and the pros and cons of copper, aluminum, and galvalume seamless gutters. We will leave the different styles of
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Want your home to really shine? Rain chains are certainly a nice addition, but installing conductor heads (leader heads) give your home and seamless gutters an ultra premium look! Leader heads are not just for looks, however. They can also be used to tie multiple downspouts into a single downspout through the use of a
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The two most common styles of downspouts found on homes are either standard 3×4″ rectangular or 4″ round downspouts. There are also commercial square downspouts available, but we will leave that for another blog post. Choosing between the two should be relatively simple. They both carry approximately the same amount of water and the choice
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Welcome to another informative blog post! Today we are looking at the advantages of seamless gutters over standard seamed gutters. To begin, seamed gutters come in 10 ft sections. That means that at best, you will have open seams every 10 feet that must be sealed properly to prevent leaking. Over time, these seams will
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If you have old gutters on an older home, your gutters likely look like the picture above. You can see the spike (nail) and ferrule (tube that nail runs though) in the gutter as well as the nail head on the outside of the gutter. While these were fine back when they were installed, they
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Long ago when gutters were first created during Roman times, they were almost purely functional and not decorative. However, over the centuries gutters have evolved into one of the showpieces of a modern home while still providing crucial functionality. The Romans used ‘gutters’ to bring water to them while today we use gutters take water
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