gutters
at this moment, we appear to be evenly divided. our home doesn't have gutters at this time. my brother tore them down when he put on a new roof. he said the eves are large,long enough to forgo gutters. (he's a contractor, very successful, but he's still my LITTLE brother) well, anyway, for the three years we have been living here and fixing up this little "fixer-upper", we have had to battle with a very wet basement. every spring and fall when the rains come and the snow melts, our basement is useless, soaked, damp, mildewy, stanky, yucky and i'm conviced my LITTLE brother was wrong. so the contrator tells me $1300. to gutter the house. if i thought there was an alternative, i'd grab it. Is There? An Alternative? for less than $1300. (i don't mean to sound like a tight- wad but...i am) ps we are in southern new england and i'll bet that makes a difference thanks jeannie
Hello everyone :-) I have a question that I was hoping you building contractors & those who know a little about gutters could help me with... If I slightly crimp the very bottom of a downspout & slip a piece of 3" PVC pipe over the end, would that affect the ability of the downspouts to properly drain ?? The reason I'm asking is because i'm connecting a drainage line to my downspouts to drain water away from my home. Have a problem with flooding in my front yard... If someone could help me with this question, I sure would appreciate it... Thank You...