Our Services
All About Gutters is dedicated to the installation of quality, seamless gutter systems.
- Commercial & Residential Services
- Seamless Gutters and Downspouts Installation - 5" & 6"
- Gutter Guard / Leaf Protection Installation (Authorized Shur Flo Supplier)
- Gutter Repair
- Annual Gutter Cleaning and Maintenance
What is a Rain Gutter?
A rain gutter is a shallow trough or channel installed along the edge of a roof to collect and redirect rainwater away from the building. Typically made of materials such as aluminum, steel, vinyl, or copper, rain gutters are designed to capture rainwater runoff from the roof and direct it through downspouts to the ground or drainage system. This helps prevent water from pooling around the foundation, which can lead to erosion, water damage, and structural issues over time. Rain gutters are an essential component of a home's exterior drainage system, contributing to the overall protection and maintenance of the property.
What is a Seamless Gutter?
A seamless gutter is a continuous gutter system that is custom-made to fit the exact dimensions of your home without any seams or joints along the length of the gutter runs. Unlike traditional sectional gutters, which are pieced together from smaller sections, seamless gutters are fabricated on-site using a specialized gutter machine. Seamless gutters offer several advantages like; Reduced leaks, enhanced aesthetics and lower maintenance.
What are Gutter Guards?
A gutter guard, also known as a gutter cover or gutter screen, is a protective device designed to cover the top of your gutters and prevent debris from entering while allowing water to flow through. Gutter guards are typically made from various materials such as mesh, plastic, aluminum, or stainless steel. The primary purpose of gutter guards are to prevent debris build-up and maintain water flow.
Why Gutter Cleaning?
If you neglect to clean your gutters regularly, several problems can arise:
- Clogged Gutters: Debris such as leaves, twigs, and dirt can accumulate in the gutters, blocking the flow of water. This can lead to water pooling in the gutters, which can overflow during rainstorms.
- Water Damage: Overflowing gutters can cause water to seep into your home's foundation, basement, or crawl space, leading to structural damage, mold growth, and potential flooding.
- Roof Damage: Clogged gutters can allow water to pool on your roof, potentially causing rotting of roof materials, fascia boards, and even the roof deck itself.
- Pest Infestation: Stagnant water and debris in gutters create an ideal breeding ground for mosquitoes, insects, and even rodents.