Gutter Wisdom & Home Exterior Tips

TL;DR: Copper gutters offer long lifespan, strong weather resistance, and a premium finish that develops a natural patina. Though installation costs are higher, they suit long-term homeowners seeking durability, low upkeep, and…

If you have pine trees near your home, you should already be aware that leaves aren’t the only thing that can clog a gutter system. Pine needles are comparatively smaller, lighter, and…

TL;DR: Downspout clogs, poor placement, and sizing issues trap meltwater and cause ice in gutters and downspouts during winter. Fixing these drainage gaps helps maintain flow and reduce ice dam risk while…

TL;DR: K-style gutters handle heavy roof runoff efficiently while fitting most home designs. Available in 5-inch and 6-inch sizes with multiple materials, they balance cost, capacity, and appearance. Proper installation and sizing…

Winter in Utah doesn’t give you much warning. One morning, you wake up to a frozen driveway, ice-packed gutters, and a roof that’s quietly building up an ice dam.  If your ice…

TL;DR: 5K gutters suit smaller homes and tighter budgets, while 6K gutters hold 40–50% more water and fit larger roofs, metal roofing, or heavy tree coverage. Roof size and rainfall intensity decide…

Your chimney is one of the most exposed parts of your home, especially here in Utah where the weather can shift from a blistering summer afternoon to a freezing, snow-filled night in…

A winter roof can look calm from the ground, but ice along the eaves tells a different story. In Utah, where cold nights follow sunny winter days, meltwater can refreeze fast. That…

Utah’s weather is not always easy on homes, to put it lightly. Between heavy snow piling up along the Wasatch Front in winter and intense summer heat baking rooftops across the valleys,…

The gutters haven’t been cleaned in two seasons. A heavy rainstorm rolls through, and water runs straight down the foundation wall. A few weeks later, there’s a damp smell in the basement.…