"The torrential rain we get in Montgomery" is how Mac put it, standing behind a brick home whose 5-inch back gutters couldn't keep up. He replaced them with 6-inch gutters and LeafBlaster Pro guards, and that pattern runs through his work here: all six documented Montgomery jobs use 6-inch gutters with 3-by-4 downspouts. On one home, two roof valleys poured runoff toward the front porch, so the plan added Smart Flow guards. In Grand Lake Estates, a new stucco-and-stone home got almond box gutters with smooth downspouts, and a newly built covered patio got beige gutters and matching downspouts to keep roof water off the patio floor. New builds, additions and replacements each start from a different problem. Compare these jobs, then have Mac look at where the water goes at your property.
The 5-inch back gutters on this Montgomery brick home couldn't keep up with torrential rain, so Mac replaced them with dark bronze 6-inch seamless gutters, 3-by-4 downspouts, and upgraded LeafBlaster Pro stainless micro-mesh guards.
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Black 6-inch seamless aluminum gutters, 3-by-4 downspouts, and Smart Flow guards were installed around this Montgomery brick home to manage runoff from two roof valleys near the front porch.
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Almond 6-inch seamless aluminum box gutters, smooth 3-by-4 downspouts, and Smart Flow guards wrap this new stucco-and-stone home in Montgomery's Grand Lake Estates community.
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Black 6-inch seamless aluminum gutters and 3-by-4 downspouts wrap this two-story Montgomery home, managing runoff at the foundation, garden beds, front entry, and covered backyard patio.
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Light bronze 6-inch seamless aluminum gutters, 3-by-4 downspouts, and Smart Flow guards form a full wrap around this single-story Montgomery brick home.
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Beige 6-inch seamless aluminum gutters and matching 3-by-4 downspouts were installed on a newly built covered patio in Montgomery to collect roof runoff before it reached the patio floor and foundation.
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