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| Contact Info Gutter Supply Company W300 N7785 Christine Lane Hartland, Wisconsin 53029 Map Office Phone: 262-966-7388 Fax: 262-966-7389 Email Us
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Seamless Gutters These are aluminum gutters which are produced in a way that can create a very long continuous gutter. To date, we have hung a 185' gutter in one piece. Copper Gutters These gutters are very durable, and can last more than 50 years, with proper installation. Within a year, copper will turn a beautiful dark bronze. With age, copper acquires a beautiful patina, making it look green, which will last for many years. There are two thicknesses of copper. The 16 oz. thickness is used mainly for residential projects, and 20 oz. thickness is used more for commercial applications as it is more durable and lasts longer.Aluminum These gutters are also very durable and cost effective. Aluminum will not rust, and typically lasts 20 to 30 years, if installed properly. We use a .032? thickness gutter with our heavy duty brackets and install them every 12 to 20 inches for the longest life. Our brackets are screwed in with a climate seal screw with a climate seal screw into the fascia, or rafters of the house, if they are exposed. Aluminum gutters come in an endless array of choices. We stock about 50 colors from some of the major manufactures:
Leaf Guards We have a few different leaf guard options depending on the type of trees you have around the house. In all cases, small items may get into the gutter, but if the rain gutter system is pitched correctly and has the larger downspouts, these small items such as shingle debris or small leaves will flush through in heavy rains. Warranty Information: All these manufactures have a 20 year finish warranty for the paint. This includes chipping, fading, cracking, blistering, rot, red rust, or structural deterioration as a direct result of manufacturing defects. Our warranty does not cover damage caused by ice - When ice or snow melts off your roof in the winter and hits the cold aluminum, it will freeze. When the gutter gets full of ice, the water will then run over and start making icicles. These icicles can be dangerous, weighing 20-30 or more pounds at times. The added weight of the ice can damage your gutters. To help prevent this, we install our gutters with brackets every 18 inches, on average, unless you want them even closer. These brackets are screwed into fascia so they will not work loose. |
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