Replacing a roof is a significant investment for any homeowner, and understanding the costs involved can help you budget effectively. If you’re living in Texas, you’re likely aware of the unique challenges the local climate can pose to your roof, from intense heat to severe storms. We want to break down the factors that influence the cost of replacing a
Roofs displace a large amount of water and that water is destructive if it is not channeled to the ground properly through a downspout. There are several signs that our experts at Guild Collective look for around a home to confirm that you need gutters.
Leaves are the hardest debris on gutters and the main culprit in clogging them. Once debris builds up, water will overflow and damage the siding of the home. A gutter that isn’t performing properly will actually cause more harm than if you didn’t have gutters at all. Keeping your gutters clear is a top priority at The Guild Collective.
Traditional rain gutters have evolved little during the past century. Their designs continue to use spikes, screws, or nails for attachment to your home, which we refer to as a conventional installation. The average house with gutters has 70+ holes punctured in the back wall of the gutter, and holes cause leaks. Water exposure over many seasons can cause structural
Homeowners often question if they even need gutters. In short, roofs displace a large amount of water and that water is destructive if it is not channeled to the ground properly through a downspout. Here are a few common problems that you could encounter if you do not have a gutter system.
