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6 comments:
I guess we'll take you're word for it that it was needed. Looks just fine otherwise. Some of that wood looks a little more questionable than the pvc, but i'm not a carpenter.
My dad installed the pvc gutters on our house...they didn't work, not deep enough.
Congrats on having a gutter upgrade! 5 1/2 years seem to be a long time, and I believe it is due time to have them replaced. How are your new gutters now? I hope they work out really fine. Just make sure to clean them regularly to prolong their lifespan. Thanks for sharing!
Kate Kriner @ Aqua Duct Roofing
What type of gutter did you use before? Was it made of steel? Normally, steel gutters are good for about five years before they start to rust. There are other types of gutters that last longer than that, so I hope that you've got a better one. Aside from the quality, maintenance is also the key, so make sure that you give it the proper care it deserves.
Roscoe Dansby @ Gutter Helmet
Kate’s right. 5 ½ years is somewhat a bit long, at least for a gutter. So how would you know when it’s time to replace your gutter? Do a visual inspection of your gutters every now and then. Is the paint already peeling off your gutters? Check for signs of minimal or extensive damage around your gutters. If there’s any present, you might want to consider calling a professional to put a new one in place.
Joann Winton @ AJCRoofing
I will have a historical lesson on the important importance of cartoon dog bears in a future that could be near.gutters adelaide
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