Rain gutters are an important part of any house. Just like the walls, windows and doors they do their part in keeping a house dry and protected. Rain gutters prevent rain water from collecting on the roof and causing damage by leaking inside the walls leading to mold or short circuiting electrical components by getting onto the wires. By diverting rainwater off of the roof and away from the house rain gutters are a necessity and choosing the right ones is important.
Aluminum is a popular choice among homeowners. It is lightweight, making it preferable for DIY projects and is reasonable in price. Aluminum can also be customized for a seamless construction and is somewhat rust resistant. Stainless steel gutters on the other hand, is much more rust resistant than aluminum and is more sturdy. It will not be damaged as easily as aluminum which also means it is heavier and somewhat more difficult to work with. Steel gutters to retain their shine longer than any other material and don’t require constant upkeep. They don’t crack or warp in the heat as opposed to aluminum which has a tendency to suffer from thermal damage. Basically, steel gutters are a better choice if the house if located in a harsh environment.
Aluminum and stainless steel gutters are not the only types available. They also come in copper, galvanized and galvalume style at Prestigious Raingutters. Although the most common shape for rain gutters is rectangular, a half round version is also available made from all the same materials as the standard shaped ones. Pre-weathered zinc gutters offer a fully natural color upon installation after undergoing a pre-patination process. In other words, its appearance will not change over time.
Prestigious Raingutters and General Sheet Metal. Serving Los Angeles and Ventura Counties for 25 years, call for a free estimate 800-993-1193 or 818-993-0493.
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