FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Find answers to common questions about gutter maintenance and services
Waiting until they become clogged is waiting for leaks. It is recommended that you clean them at least twice a year: in early spring and after the fall. If your house is surrounded by trees, it may need to be done more frequently.
A small leak today, could be structural damage tomorrow. Broken gutters allow water to seep into roofs, walls or foundations. Ignoring them can cost you much more in internal repairs than fixing the problem in time.
Size does matter, and it depends on your roof. 5" gutters are ideal for standard homes. 6" for larger or sloped roofs. And 7" for commercial, industrial structures or areas with heavy rainfall. We help you choose the exact size to avoid overflows.
Yes, and if you have trees nearby, they are almost mandatory. Gutter guards prevent leaves, branches or dirt from clogging your gutters. This reduces maintenance, prolongs the life of the system and prevents silent water damage.