Gutter Contractor Services
Gutter Repair, Replacement, and Upgrade
Gutters are a necessary part of any home, needed primarily to divert water and debris away from the foundation to prevent damage. Our team of experts at M&M Roofing, Siding & Windows can install gutters that are durable and designed to last. We’ll work with you to select the right gutters for your home and ensure they are installed correctly.
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Understanding Your Gutter System
Gutter systems consist of multiple parts that all work together to keep your home free from water and debris. While our professionals at M&M Roofing will help you to understand how your gutter works, here are some of the terms and definitions so that you feel prepared when talking to your contractor.
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Drainage
The process of removing excess water from the gutter system to prevent water damage.
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Fascia board
A flat, long board that is attached to the end of a roof’s rafters and supports the gutter system.
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Pitch
The angle at which the gutter system is installed to help water flow towards the downspout.
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Seams
The points where two lengths of gutter are joined together using a sealant to prevent leaks.
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Splash block
A plastic or concrete block that is placed at the bottom of a downspout to direct water away from the foundation of a home.
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Types of Gutter Materials
Vinyl Gutters
Pros of Vinyl Gutters
- Affordable
- Low maintenance
- Easy to install
- Lightweight
- Available in different colors
- Resistant to rust
Cons of Vinyl Gutters
- Prone to cracking, warping, and fading due to prolonged sun exposure
- Not suitable for heavy downpours
- Less durable compared to other materials
Aluminum Gutters
Pros of Aluminum Gutters
- Lightweight
- Durable
- Resistant to rust
- Easy to install
- Available in different colors and styles
Cons of Aluminum Gutters
- More expensive than vinyl gutters
- Prone to denting, fading, and corrosion if not properly maintained
- Not suitable for climates with high winds or heavy snow loads
Galvanized Steel Gutters
Pros of Galvanized Steel Gutters
- Energy efficient
- Durable
- Aesthetically pleasing
- Minimal maintenance
- Reduce energy costs
- Various styles available
Cons of Galvanized Steel Gutters
- Require regular maintenance to prevent rust
- Prone to rusting over time
- Heavier than other materials
- Difficult to install
- More expensive than vinyl or aluminum gutters
Zinc Gutters
Pros of Zinc Gutters
- Long-lasting
- Resistant to rust, corrosion, and weathering
- Eco-friendly
- Create a unique patina over time
Cons of Zinc Gutters
- More expensive than other materials
- Can be difficult to install and repair
- Require a professional to maintain and clean
Copper Gutters
Pros of Copper Gutters
- Beautiful and unique aesthetic
- Long-lasting
- Resistant to rust and corrosion
- Create a stunning patina over time
Cons of Copper Gutters
- Very expensive
- Can be difficult to install and repair
- Require regular maintenance and cleaning
- Not suitable for regions with acidic rain or saltwater exposure
LeafFilter
Pros of LeafFilter
- LeafFilter’s micromesh technology prevents debris from clogging the gutters, reducing the need for frequent cleaning
- Durable
- Transferable lifetime warranty
Cons of LeafFilter
- Installation is time-consuming and costly
- Micromesh can become clogged with very small debris, requiring occasional cleaning
Leafguard
Pros of Leafguard
- Seamless, one-piece gutter system
- Prevents clogging with its curved hood design
- No cleaning required
- Lifetime warranty
Cons of Leafguard
- Installation is expensive
- May require reinforcement of the roof’s fascia board
- Not as durable as other gutter systems
- May dent easilyÂ
FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I know about seamless gutters?
Seamless gutters are made of one continuous piece of material, which eliminates the need for joints and seams. This makes them less prone to leaks and clogs.
How long can you run a seamless gutter on a house?
The length of the seamless gutter can run up to 100 feet without any seams.
Do seamless gutters keep debris out?
Yes, seamless gutters come with leaf guards which effectively keep leaves and debris from clogging the system.
What are the pros and cons of seamless gutters?
Seamless gutters are custom fitted to your home, durable, and low maintenance. On the downside, they cost more than traditional gutters, are more difficult to install, and can be damaged by leaning a ladder up against them.
Do seamless gutters leak?
Seamless gutters can sometimes leak due to improper installation, clogs, or lack of proper maintenance. Regular inspections and cleaning by an experienced professional can help prevent leaks.
