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 K-style gutters, have a flat back, a flat bottom, and a decorative front. They are the most commonly installed gutters on residential homes. Many contractors have the machinery to make K-Style gutters at the job site, providing longer lengths and ultimately fewer seams.

Because this style has a flat back, the gutter hangers can be screwed directly to the fascia board. Some of the advantages of K-style gutters are that they provide a seamless finish making it less prone to leaks, can hold more water than a rounded style gutter, offer a stylish appearance for the homes exterior, and are less likely to bend or buckle under snow and ice conditions or when a ladder is placed against the gutter.

Aluminum is a popular material for gutters because it is lightweight and durable. Aluminum gutters will not rust or corrode, and they can be painted to match the trim on your house. Aluminum is the most widely available metal for gutters which makes it one of the most cost effective gutter systems.

Aluminum gutters have a life expectancy of 20 years, so you should expect to replace your gutters every 15 to 20 years. Since downspouts experience less wear and tear than gutters, aluminum downspouts may last 30 years.

Factors that affect lifespan

• Quality of materials: Thicker aluminum gutters are more durable and last longer than thinner gutters. 
• Weather: Extreme weather like ice, hail, and high winds can damage aluminum gutters. 
• Temperature: High temperatures can cause aluminum gutters to expand. 

Signs that gutters need to be replaced Cracks or splits, Peeling paint, Pools of water around the foundation, and Water damage or marks under the gutters.

 Benefits of aluminum gutters Durable, Water-resistant, Affordable, Can improve curb appeal, and Can increase resale value. 

5” standard residential size gutters are most common, Our gutters are made from heavy-weight (.027”)-(.032″) gauge aluminum, then installed with our hidden Screw hangers placed every twenty four inches for maximum strength and longevity. One foot of 5″ K-Style gutters holds 1.2 gallons of water. 

6” commercial size gutters are most common larger homes, steep sloping roofs, and commercial buildings. (.032″) gauge aluminum is recommend for commercial 6” size gutter. 

 A 6-inch gutter can typically handle around 2 gallons of water per foot.

Downspouts are the pipes carrying the runoff water from the gutters to the ground or drainpipe.

Downspout elbows are curved pieces that connect the downspouts to the gutters and are often necessary to span the eave at the gutter line or at the bottom of the downspout to direct water in a certain direction.

Since downspouts experience less wear and tear than gutters, aluminum downspouts may last 30 years.

Our team of experts will inspect your gutters and downspouts for any damage or issues and provide recommendations.

Gutter guards have many benefits, including preventing clogs, reducing maintenance, and protecting your home from water damage.

• Gutter guards block debris from entering your gutters, preventing clogs and overflow
• This reduces the need for frequent gutter cleaning, which saves time and money
• Gutter guards protect your home from water damage, including foundation cracks, basement flooding, and soil erosion
• Clogged gutters can cause water to overflow and damage your roof, walls, and foundation
• Gutter guards reduce the amount of stagnant water in gutters, making it harder for rodents, mosquitoes, and cockroaches to breed 
• They also prevent birds and other animals from using gutters to create nests 
• Gutter guards prevent water from sitting in gutters, which can cause rust and corrosion over time