Thank You for Choosing Dependable Gutter

 There are two important parts to an effective gutter system:  Proper gutter installation and periodic maintenance.   Proper gutter installation means making sure the water is being diverted far away enough from the house so no damage is sustained around the foundation or on the siding and that no water is left to pool inside the gutter or downspout. Pooling water can contribute to gutter damage, clogs, mildew, and mosquitoes

 Take a minute to evaluate your gutters and downspouts. The following steps will help you evaluate your gutter system.  If you would like, the Gutter Experts at Dependable Gutters are happy to help.

1. If you have water dripping from the gutter corners, that means the seal has broken and water is standing in the gutter.
2. If the  gutter is sagging or pulling away from the house. This could indicate      really full gutters and weak supports. It also could indicate that the      fascia board has become rotten.
3. Washed out      landscaping or holes in the ground underneath the gutters. This indicates      a clogged gutter and overflowing water.
4. Wood      damage on your deck or window sills also comes from overflowing gutters.
5. Your      downspouts could become disconnected or damaged and not able to handle      water from the roof.
6. If your      roof valleys are full of leaves that may indicate that your gutters are      also full of leaves.

1. Water      shooting over the gutters, especially in a corner. This could      indicate the gutter is clogged or is not positioned properly.
2. Water is      bubbling out where the downspout ties into an underground drain. This      indicates the drain is clogged.
3. Water      dripping from between the gutter and the fascia board. This could indicate      there is no drip edge between the roof and your gutter.
4. Water is      dripping from the soffit area. This indicates that the roof is impaired.