Gutter design follows the roofline and drainage needs. Ask where outlets and downspouts will go and how water will leave the building.
Check where downspouts discharge and how the installation will work around walkways and landscaping. Ask the estimator to identify the proposed outlet locations and materials in the scope.
If you have a gutter, fascia or siding concern, tell Dekoven Roofing what you observed and ask about an assessment.
New gutters should match your roof area, downspout locations and fascia condition.
Roof area and pitch affect how much water arrives at once. A larger roof or a steep one may call for larger gutters or additional downspouts.
Hangers, seams and end caps matter. Ask how the gutters will be attached and sealed.
They have fewer seams. Ask about options.
They help with debris but have trade-offs.
Yes, once fascia condition is checked.
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