Monsoon season prep, seamless vs sectional gutters, gutter guard comparisons, and repair guides from the Grizzly Rain Gutters team.
Phoenix gutters pull away from the fascia because aluminum expands and contracts across a daily summer temperature swing of 50 degrees or more, and that constant movement works the fasteners loose from the wood behind them. It is a fastener and thermal cycling problem, not a weight problem...
Read articleA Phoenix downspout should discharge at least 4 to 6 feet away from the foundation, onto a surface that moves water away from the house rather than letting it pool. A downspout that dumps straight down at the foundation line is the single most common reason a correctly installed gutter system...
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Monsoon season arrives in Phoenix in July. Here is what every homeowner should do in May and June to make sure gutters are ready for the first big storm.
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Most Phoenix homes were built with sectional gutters. Here is why seamless is the smarter long-term choice for Arizona's desert climate.
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Gutter guards designed for leaf-heavy climates do not work the same in Phoenix. Here is what actually works for Arizona debris.
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The signs of monsoon gutter damage are not always obvious. Here is what Phoenix homeowners should look for after the season ends.
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Copper seamless gutters are more than a premium upgrade - they are the architecturally correct choice for historic and custom homes in Phoenix, Tucson, and Flagstaff.
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