Homeowner guides

Straight answers about gutters in the Midlands

What things cost, what actually works on pine straw and clay soil, and when to repair instead of replace. Written by the three brothers who do the work, not a sales team.

How much do seamless gutters cost in South Carolina?

Seamless gutter cost in the Midlands is set mostly by linear footage, number of stories, corners and downspouts, and whether guards or fascia repair are included.

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Seamless vs. sectional gutters: what the difference really means

Seamless gutters are fabricated on site as one continuous piece per run, so the only joints are at corners and outlets.

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5-inch vs. 6-inch gutters: why we install 6-inch in the Midlands

A 6-inch K-style gutter holds roughly 40 percent more water than the 5-inch builder standard and pairs with larger 3x4 downspouts.

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Are gutter guards worth it in South Carolina?

For most Midlands homes with pines or mature oaks nearby, gutter guards are worth it: they stop the recurring clogs that send water over the back of the gutter onto the fascia and foundation, and they end the twice-a-year ladder climb.

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How often should you clean gutters in South Carolina?

Clean gutters twice a year in the Midlands: once after the spring pollen and seed drop, and once after the fall leaf drop.

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Does homeowners insurance cover gutter damage?

Many South Carolina homeowners policies cover sudden storm damage to gutters from hail, wind or a falling tree, subject to your deductible.

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Seven signs your gutters need replacing, not another repair

Replace gutters when you see several of these together: sagging or separating runs, seams re-caulked more than once, rust on steel gutters, peeling paint or rot on the fascia, overflow at the corners in every storm, gutters pulling away from the house, and water or erosion along the foundation.

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