A great roof still needs somewhere to send the water. We handle gutter installation and repair, plus downspouts and scuppers so water leaves the house the way it should.
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Sized and pitched for your roof.
Water carried away from the foundation.
Openings that keep flat roofs draining.
Damaged gutters, failed scuppers and poor drainage are some of the most common sources of water intrusion we investigate. Damaged gutters and failed scuppers are some of the most common leak sources we find.
Yes. Many flat roofs drain through scuppers at the roof edge into collector boxes, gutters and downspouts. We size and install them so water leaves the roof and moves away from the building.
Yes. Clogged, sagging or poorly pitched gutters can back water up under the roof edge, into the fascia and down the walls. It often looks like a roof leak inside, which is why we check the drainage along with the roof.
It depends on what shape they're in. If your gutters are solid and sized right, they can stay. If they're sagging, leaking or won't tie in cleanly with the new roof edge, the roof job is the best time to replace them. A Dad Check will tell you which one you need.
Tell us what you have in mind, and we’ll help you
understand what’s possible.
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