Gutters are cheap insurance for two expensive things: your fascia and your foundation.
In a South Texas downpour, a roof can shed more water in twenty minutes than most people imagine. Where that water lands decides whether your fascia rots, your siding streaks, and whether the soil around a slab foundation stays evenly moist.
We size and install seamless gutter, set the fall correctly, and put the downspouts where the water should actually go rather than where it is convenient to drop it.
Not sure which of these you are looking at? Book the free inspection and we will photograph it and tell you.
Under trees, they save you several cleanings a year and stop the blockages that cause overflow. On an open roof with no overhanging trees, they matter less.
Most homes are fine on 5-inch; large or steep roof areas shedding into one run often need 6-inch to keep up with a Texas downpour.
Often yes — re-hanging, re-sealing joints and correcting fall solves a lot of overflow problems without new gutter.
Yes, and we check for it as standard. Hanging new gutter on soft fascia is a repair that fails within a year.
