6 Simple Steps To a New Gutter System

1. Select Gutter

All gutter types are seamless and manufactured right at your property in custom lengths.

5 Inch K-Style

•Most common type of gutter

• Installed on over 80% of homes & buildings

• Available in different colors and metals

6 Inch K-Style

• Common on:

1. Commercial Buildings

2. Large Roofs

3. Tile or Woodshake roof

4. Steep Roofs

• Available in different colors and metals

Half Round Gutters

• Timeless, traditional style

• Common on historic homes

• Architectural & classic appeal

• Available in different colors and metals

2. Select Downspout

All gutter systems come with downspout extensions from 3-6 feet.

• Most common size of downspout

• Works great on most residential

properties small to average sized roofs

• Handles 6 cubic inches of water

2x3 Inch

3x4 Inch

• Works great on homes and buildings with large roofs

• Rarley plug up

• Handles 12 cubic inches of water

• Unique and stand out

• Look great on historic homes

• Compliment a half round gutter system.

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3. Select Metal

We use the thickest guage of each metal to ensure the highest quality and most durable gutter system.

Aluminum

• Most common gutter metal

• Very light and sturdy

• Doesn't rust.

• .32" Thickness

Steel

• Galvanized (helps prevent rust)

• Heavier duty metal - works well on commericial and industrial buildings

• .26" guage thickness

Copper

• Extremely durable

• Lasts over 100 years

• Requires minimal maintance

• Popular on historic and unique homes.

4. Select Colors

For steel and aluminum gutter systems; there are dozens of colors to choose from. Most people like to have the gutter system blend in with their siding and fascia; thus choosing 2 colors. Baked on enamal colors - no painting or maintaince.

+ Dozens of more to choose from

5. Gutter Protection

Gutter protection could be added to new or existing gutter systems. We would give you a recommendation based on what would work best with your type of home.