Gutter guards, Are They Necessary? When it comes to any home improvement or maintenance decision, educating yourself on the benefits and drawbacks before investing is important. It’s important to note that gutter guards aren’t a one-size-fits-all solution and may not be necessary for every home. For example, in areas with a low density of trees, gutter guards may not be needed as there is less debris to worry about. Additionally, certain types of gutter guards
What’s the difference between a soffit and a fascia? Soffit and fascia play an important role in the overall design of a home’s exterior. In Fairfield, homes vary in their coverage of soffit and fascia, with some having none at all and others featuring extensive coverage of both. Fascia is the horizontal trim that runs along the eaves of the roof and is often where gutters are attached. Soffit, on the other hand, refers to
We get asked all the time by Fairfield County homeowners, Do Gutter Guards Work? Well, the simple answer is yes! However, if “work” means forgetting all about your gutter guards after installing them, then you are mistaken. Gutter guards ‘work’ in the sense that they reduce the amount of maintenance needed to keep your gutters in tip-top condition. How Do Gutter Guards Work? Gutter guards, otherwise known as gutter screens, gutter helmets, or gutter covers,
As every homeowner knows, gutters are essential. A gutter system’s number one job is managing water; gutters bring water down from your roof and away from your home’s foundation. Today, gutter systems are expected to function and look good doing it. Modern gutters are seen as an aesthetic home design element. Meaning modern seamless gutter systems are designed and built with durability and longevity in mind, along with aesthetics; form and function Durability & Longevity
Ice dams form when the snow melts off of your roof and refreezes near the edge. This happens when your roof is above freezing temperature, which is usually the result of a warm attic. In almost every home, heat escapes through ceilings into the attic and warms the roof directly above it. The outdoor temperature may be below freezing, but a warm attic can melt the snow. The edge of your roof is not warmed by
