Client Question

For areas with heavy rainfall, seamless aluminum or copper gutters are highly recommended. Aluminum is resistant to rust and lightweight, making it easy to install and maintain. Copper gutters, while more expensive, are extremely durable and can handle large volumes of water without corroding over time.

A drip edge is a metal flashing installed at the edges of your roof. It serves several functions: it directs water away from the fascia and into the gutters, prevents water from seeping under the shingles, and protects the underlying wood from rot. Installing a drip edge is crucial for prolonging the life of your roof and preventing water damage.

Soil type plays a significant role in fence installation. Sandy soil drains well but may require deeper posts for stability. Clay soil retains water, which can cause posts to shift or decay over time. Rocky soil can be difficult to dig but offers good stability. Understanding the soil type in your area helps us determine the best installation method and materials to ensure your fence lasts.