BUILT-IN GUTTER  (HIDDEN GUTTER)

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• What it is: EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) is a durable rubber material commonly used for flat roof gutters. Your service involves replacing or repairing rubber gutters that have been damaged, worn out, or are leaking.

• Why it matters: EPDM is resistant to weathering, UV rays, and temperature fluctuations, making it a reliable material for long-lasting gutters, especially on flat roofs.

Fascia and Soffit Replacement and Repair

• What it is: Fascia and soffit are integral parts of a home's roofing system. Fascia is the board that runs along the edge of the roof, while the soffit is the underside of the eaves.

• Why it matters: These elements play a vital role in the structural integrity of the roof and in supporting the gutter system. You replace or repair these components to prevent water damage, rot, and ensure proper airflow in the attic.

Increasing the Depth of the Gutter to Prevent Overflows

• What it is: Some gutters may be too shallow to handle heavy rainfall, leading to overflows and potential water damage.

• Why it matters: By increasing the depth of the gutters, you enhance their capacity to carry more water, preventing overflows during heavy rain and protecting the foundation of the building.

Outlet Replacement and Repair

• What it is: The outlet is the part of the gutter system that channels water from the gutter into the downspout.

• Why it matters: Over time, outlets can become clogged, damaged, or worn out. Replacing or repairing these ensures proper water flow and reduces the risk of overflow or water damage to the building.

Gutter Top Trim Replacement

• What it is: The top trim of a gutter system can become damaged or worn over time.

• Why it matters: Replacing the top trim not only helps with the aesthetic appeal of the gutter system but also ensures it’s functioning properly to direct water into the gutter.

Water Flow Improvement (Level Problems)

• What it is: Sometimes gutters are improperly installed, causing them to sag or become misaligned, preventing water from flowing freely towards the downspouts.

• Why it matters: By addressing level problems and realigning the gutter system, you ensure that water flows efficiently, avoiding stagnant water and potential damage to the roofing and foundation.

Complete Gutter System Replacement (Conversion to Aluminum Gutters)

• What it is: When a gutter system is beyond repair or simply inefficient, you replace it entirely, often converting it to a more modern material like aluminum.

• Why it matters: Aluminum gutters are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and durable, providing long-lasting solutions for water management.