The crew fits gutter guards on a Shillington home in four steps, from the ladder set to the last water test.
01
Ladder set and gutter look
The visit starts at the gutter line, with the ladder on solid ground and standoffs off the run. The crew walks the full gutter, notes loose hangers, rotted fascia board and low spots, and measures the Shillington run end to end.
02
Clean-out and fall correction
Every foot of gutter is cleared by hand, then flushed with a hose from the high end. Hangers that have dropped are reset, so the gutter falls toward the downspout at the rate the roof edge needs.
03
Guards cut, fitted and fastened
Guard stock is cut to the length of each gutter section, including the corners and the outlet drops. The crew fastens the guard to the lip or the hanger, keeps the shingle course untouched, and seals the joints where two lengths meet.
04
Water test and cleanup
A hose runs on the roof for the final check, and the crew watches every Shillington downspout for flow. Debris from the clean-out leaves with the crew, the ground under the gutter line is raked, and photos of the run go to the homeowner.