cgmclean
3 Answers
Colleen
It really depends on the brand. Some are good and some create more of a problem by trapping the leaves and forcing the water to just flow over the gutters and straight down to the ground where it collects along the foundation. Go to stores that sell them and have the sales person explain each system they have in stock. Or call for quotes from gutter companies and have them come out and show you what they install and how it works. Knowledge is power.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
Cleanpools
Depends on what part of the country you live in, what type of trees are around and the pitch of your roof line. One product will be good for one home but bad for another. Going to a Yard and Garden show with pictures of your house and environment will better equip the vendors to match the product to your specific needs.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 1 | |
Jack Large
Good for what?
| 12 years ago. Rating: 0 | |
The reason is, I have discovered that they can freeze and cause a build up of ice up onto the roof and allow water to get under the roof covering, causing water damage.
Those that are greater than on story have cutters, but the lowest end of the rain gutter, past the the down spout, is turned up on a 30 degree angle, not closed off. The reason is, so the leaves will be flushed out automatically by the flow of water, preventing any freeze ups.
