FAQs

Although gutter guards significantly reduce the need for frequent cleaning, we recommend an annual inspection to ensure optimal performance. While high-quality systems effectively block large debris, fine particles such as shingle grit and pollen may occasionally accumulate over time.

In most instances, gutter guards are compatible with existing gutters. Our range of gutter protection systems includes micro-mesh, surface tension, and screened guards, all designed for seamless integration with standard aluminum, copper, and seamless gutters.

Gutter protection systems are indeed a valuable investment. They substantially reduce the occurrence of clogs caused by leaves, twigs, and other debris. This minimizes the risk of water damage and foundation issues, while also eliminating the need for regular, potentially hazardous manual cleaning.

While self-installation is possible, professional installation guarantees proper pitching, secure mounting, and correct downspout placement. This ensures optimal water flow and protects your home's foundation. Our team handles the custom sizing and complex alignment for best results.

With proper maintenance, aluminum gutters typically last 20 to 30 years. Copper gutters, known for their exceptional durability, can last 50 years or more. Over time, copper gutters often develop a distinctive, protective patina that adds to their aesthetic appeal.

Seamless gutters are custom-fabricated on-site and feature significantly fewer joints compared to traditional sectional gutters. This design greatly reduces the potential for leaks, clogs, and maintenance issues. Additionally, seamless gutters offer a more streamlined appearance and improved overall performance.

Indicators that you may need new gutters include visible rust, cracks, peeling paint, mildew on your siding, or water pooling near the foundation. If your gutters are frequently overflowing or require constant repairs, a full replacement is often more cost-effective in the long run.

For homes with nearby trees, we generally advise professional gutter cleaning twice annually, typically in late spring and late fall. Homes without significant tree cover may only require annual cleaning. However, individual circumstances may necessitate more frequent maintenance.

A professional gutter inspection encompasses more than just debris removal. Our experts assess the gutter pitch, check for leaks, examine fasteners, and look for early signs of rust, corrosion, or fascia damage. Identifying these issues early can prevent costly repairs in the future.

Gutter repair is suitable for isolated issues such as minor leaks, a few loose hangers, or damage to a single section. Full replacement is recommended when damage is widespread, gutters show significant corrosion, or if the current system is undersized for your roof's water runoff needs.