Gutters

Rain gutters are part of your home's first line of defense against water damage. 

They help keep your foundation solid, protect your landscaping, and reduce the risk of erosion and basement leaks.

When rainwater runs directly off the roof with no gutters, it can streak down the sides of your home, soaking your siding, window frames, and fascia boards. This causes:

• Peeling paint and warping
• Wood rot and staining
• Cracked or deteriorating siding panels
• Higher risk of interior leaks

A good gutter system keeps the water moving away from your house, helping your exterior stay clean, dry, and protected year-round.

Gutters play a crucial role in keeping your roof in good shape. Without a proper gutter system, rainwater can back up under the edge of your shingles or pond in low-slope areas. Over time, this leads to:

• Shingle deterioration
• Roof deck rot
• Mold or algae growth
• Ice dam formation in winter

By channeling water safely away, gutters help extend the life of your roofing system and prevent costly repairs.