If you’re looking into new gutters right now, you’re likely seeing a lot of talk about copper gutters. These days, copper is a super popular choice for gutters and even roofing—with its gorgeous, high-end style and its impressive durability. Many homeowners consider it the go-to option, and there are many reasons why you might want…
Clogged gutters cause more problems than no gutters at all. When debris gets stuck in your gutters, they overflow, which leads to water intrusion, rotted soffits and rotted fascia. Clogged gutters left unrepaired can also lead to foundation damage, which is a major expense and a time-consuming repair. There’s a better way! Gutter guards shield…
Gutters guide water away from your home and safeguard it from moisture damage and foundation problems. They may appear as a small part of your home exterior, but without them, you may end up with big trouble. Worn out gutters can not only cause foundation damage, but also flooded landscaping, deterioration of your shingles, soffits…
Snow and ice can take a toll on your home exterior, strain your roof, and damage your gutters—putting your home at risk of water intrusion. Your gutter system needs to function properly during every season—including winter. When heavy snow falls, its weight can tip the scale and cause damage to your gutters, roofing, and eaves. …
A home surrounded by mature trees can not only look lush, but also create a real sense of calm. But unless well-established trees are properly maintained, they can cause trouble for your roofing system—including your gutters. Gutters are a vital part to your home’s structural integrity. They are strong and built to last, but the…
Looking for a distinct touch of class for your Chicago home? Copper gutters may be the perfect accent to make your dwelling stand out. They are shiny and gorgeous when installed, and if left untreated, they turn an elegant blue-green called “patina” as they age due to oxidation. But if patina isn’t the look you…
Are your gutters looking lackluster? Sagging gutters aren’t just an unattractive home feature that diminishes curb appeal—they can also put your home at risk of water damage. The good news is, sagging gutters can be addressed if you act swiftly to make repairs, or even better, invest in a new drainage system that is made…
Because green building is on the rise, rainwater collection systems are swiftly gaining popularity. They are a simple way to replace at least a portion of your watering needs. When rain is collected and stored for later use, you have a viable alternative for supplying your landscaping with water—even during a dry season. Gutter accessories…
Gutters protect your home from moisture damage by guiding water away from your foundation and basement. Both seamless gutters and traditional sectional gutters are designed to reach the same goal; they simply have different means of getting there. Traditional gutters (also called sectional or regular gutters) come in precut 10-12 foot sections and are assembled…
Your roofing system works hard to keep your home warm, dry, and safe. It’s important to make its job as easy as possible. That’s why installing a drip edge is such a crucial component to include when you’re building your home. Unfortunately, many homeowners fail to understand the importance of drip edges and forgo installing…
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