Gutter systems come in a variety of sizes and materials, all have pros and cons which I will go over as briefly but effectively as possible. Residential gutter comes in three sizes: 5" and 6".

5" gutter is not limited by a flange that's turned into the back but has a true flashing, an L-shaped strip of metal that is installed under the shingle and into the gutter to make sure the water does not get behind it, a major advantage over 4" because this system allows for a pitch or slant to insure proper drainage. 5"gutter will also carry a lot more water so the system is less likely to back up in heavy rain or large snow melts. It is available in over twenty baked on enamel finishes that are warranted for 40 years in aluminum or 20 years in steel. For most residential applications 5" gutter is now the standard and the one we install the most.

6'" gutter is primarily used for commercial applications but does have residential uses. If your house has a tile roof, or unusually large roof areas a 6" gutter may be what we would recommend. Obviously I have just scratched the surface when it comes to explaining how and what the different types of systems there are, if your interested in more info, please contact us. I believe knowledge is the key to all life's questions and the less you have to ASK for the better, I hope you will agree. Please call if you have further questions.

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• Guaranteed never to allow your gutters to clog
• Can be installed on existing gutters
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• No holes, slits, louvers, or any other openings to allow debris in.
• Gutter Guards completes the package when added with new gutters
• Tested & retested, not even a single shingle grit will get in your Gutter Guards protected gutters.
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