Micro-Mesh Gutter Guards
Surgical stainless mesh in an aluminum frame — stops cottonwood seeds and shingle grit, passes storm water.
Gutter Protection
Downspout Extensions & Drainage
Where the water lands matters as much as how it gets down. A downspout that dumps at the foundation undoes everything above it — basement moisture, crawl-space damp, and settlement all start in that first meter of soil. We install surface extensions and splash blocks, and bury PVC drain lines that carry discharge 10–30 feet out to daylight or a drywell.
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- Rigid and flexible surface extensions
- Concrete splash blocks set to grade
- Buried PVC drain lines, 10–30 ft, to daylight or drywell
- Discharge planned against the actual slope of your lot
Why it matters
- The leading cause of basement moisture, removed
- Protects foundation soil from saturation and settlement
- Buried lines keep lawns mower-friendly
- Finishes the gutter system properly — roof to soil
How it works
Our process
- 01
Clean first
Guards go onto clean, flowing gutters — never over debris.
- 02
Measure and cut
Panels cut to each run; no gaps at corners or ends.
- 03
Mount the frame
Secured to the gutter lip and under the first shingle course — no screws into the roof deck.
- 04
Set the shed angle
Panel angle set so debris slides off rather than settling.
- 05
Walk and verify
Every panel checked seated and sealed before we come down.
Questions
Straight answers
How far from the house should water discharge?
Six feet is the minimum that does any good; ten or more is right on flat lots. On sloped lots the answer is "past the point where it drains back" — which is what we map before digging.
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