The Dos & Don’ts of Gutters, Downspouts & Gutter Guards September 9, 2020 As fall begins, many homeowners are climbing up on their roofs to inspect and clean out gutters. Getting this job done will do a lot more than just protect your gutters, however. Your home’s #1 enemy is water, and gutters that aren’t working properly will compromise the structural integrity of your home and may lead […] Read More
4 Frequently Asked Questions About Gutters August 7, 2019October 21, 2019Jeremy KelseyBlog Although the most frequently asked gutter question is “Do I really need gutters?”, it is one of the few with a simple answer: yes. Most questions about gutters depend on your home and how fast rain falls in your area. Some of our authorized Gutter Helmet® installers have sent us the most frequently asked questions […] READ MORE
Tips to Level and Realign Gutters January 22, 2018February 22, 2018Jeremy KelseyHome Maintenance You’ve likely already seen snow and ice accumulating in your gutters this winter. Or perhaps you just cleaned seamless gutters after years of neglect and noticed they aren’t quite aligned. Before spring, you should ensure they’re properly attached to your home and realign them. Ensuring that your gutters are functioning as they should before heavy […] READ MORE
5 Reasons Seamless Gutters Should Be Installed on Your Home October 26, 2017February 23, 2018Jeremy KelseyGutter Helmet® If you don’t have gutters on your home or are ready to replace your old ones, you’ll need to choose between sectional and seamless gutters. Decades ago, the only option was sectional gutters, which is why most homes with older gutter systems have this type. Today, seamless gutter systems are the superior option; here are […] READ MORE
The World’s Longest Seamless Gutters January 16, 2013September 13, 2019Jeremy KelseyGutters, Uncategorized It seems like there’s a world record for just about everything these days. Like the world’s smallest roadworthy car (the “Wind Up,” at 41 inches by 26 inches by 52 inches), the fastest mobility scooter (which can travel over 71.5 miles per hour), and the furthest traveled on foot while balancing a pool cue on […] READ MORE
