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H & S Roofing Company

Custom gutters and downspouts; leaf-proof gutter covers and screens; gutter and roof cleaning; residential replacement and new installation of: 3-tab and architectural style shingles.

704-276-6432


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The GutterShutter Company

GutterShutter specializes in the design and installation of residential “Clog-Free” covered gutter systems. GutterShutter does not service or repair existing gutter systems.

704-461-0600


Charlotte GUTTER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR

The gutter installation and repair contractors in Charlotte featured above have gone through our rigorous “Homeowner Approved” selection process. They are familiar with Charlotte, NC area weather and understand the variables associated with installing, servicing and repairing an effective home gutter system. According to our client satisfaction research, these gutter installation and repair contractors also provide exceptional customer service and are highly recommended by their previously served customers in Charlotte, NC.

Gutter Repair Installation and Repair Tips for Charlotte, NC
To assist with your Charlotte, NC gutter installation and repair home projects, several important gutter maintenance tips are outlined below. For more general home improvement and repair tips check out our “Home Improvement Tips". Also see our “Home Maintenance Checklist" available for Each Season to identify seasonal home maintenance items and to keep your house in top condition.

Properly Functioning Gutters are Important
Gutters are designed to collect and carry water safely away from your home, preventing many home repair issues. When they fail, gutters can deposit gallons of water near your home’s foundation, causing water to leak into living areas and your basement. Problem gutters can also wash out landscaping, erode dirt from underneath driveways, patios and walkways and damage the wooden components of your home. Finally, as faulty gutters create standing water near your home, they attract both mosquito and termite colonies.

Types of Gutter Systems
“Traditional” gutter systems are made of aluminum, and are attached to your home using gutter spikes or hidden hangers. Both techniques are functional, but as the name implies, hidden hangers are not visible from the front of the gutter, and are more commonly used. Copper gutter systems are also available (at a premium price), and can add a touch of elegance to your home. Both gutter systems require regular maintenance, particularly in wooded areas, where leaves and other debris can clog an otherwise perfect system. There are various solutions to reduce maintenance and prevent clogging of traditional gutter systems. Gutter caps can be installed to prevent debris from entering the system. Screens, another common cover option, present a challenge in that the debris can settle on top of them, ultimately rendering the gutter less effective. If maintained properly, both systems can work effectively.

Another solution growing in popularity is the covered gutter system. While more expensive, these gutter products feature a cover that prevents clogging and keeps water moving away from your home. Better yet, covered gutters come in various colors to match your home, and are less likely to fade or crack in extreme weather. In the long run, you’ll have fewer headaches and might actually save money.

At the end of the day, you’ll need to balance your budget, maintenance costs and personal preference to select the best gutter system for your needs. Be sure to check the “Product and Services” section of each company profile to find the right gutter solution for your home.

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