Seamless gutters are one of the most important part of your home’s weather proofing system.  Many homeowners neglect and overlook their gutter system until it is too late.  Water can do a lot of damage if it is not properly directed away from the home.  During storms and downpours, gutters work to draw the water away from your home and help it drain properly.  A properly installed and maintained rain gutter can save countless hundreds and even thousands of dollars in roofing, fascia, siding and foundation repairs over the years.

Leaf Guards are an integral part of keeping your Rain Gutter's functioning properly.  With a leaf guard system protecting the rain gutter from clogging, the water will flow freely and away from your home.  Particularly if your home is located in close proximity to tree's and/or overgrown shrubs or bushes, then it is important to protect the Rain Gutter with a leaf guard.

Seamless Gutters and leaf guards, especially when used together, are very affordable and reasonable ways to eliminate many possibilities of damage to your home.

Soffit refers to the horizontal underside of a roof eave. Part of the function of the soffit is to assist in ventilating the attic. Soffit typically features a plain design with small holes that provide air circulation. The air from the soffit cycle to the vents to draw heat and moisture away from the house. This is a very important function because  moisture in the attic can develop rot in the sheathing and rafters.

Fascia is a vertical finishing edge connected to the ends of the rafters, trusses, or the area where the gutter is attached to the roof. The primary role of the fascia is to act as a layer between the edge of the roof and the outdoors, and is meant to protect the wooden board against water damage that can occur during certain weather conditions.