Our seamless gutter corners are hand mitered, which means better looking corners with no extra seams required. Hand mitered corners are cut and tabbed to fit together tightly. This method of mitering does not require a strip miter which is an easier less professional method of mitering. The seam is sealed with elastomeric caulk.
Hand Mitered Corners
(Our Method)
Strip Mitered Corner
Our gutter systems are installed with splash guards in place everywhere that they are required. Splash Guards prevent water from overshooting the gutters in the valleys. The amount of water that flows from a roof valley into a gutter is much greater than the amount of water that flows into the gutter from other sections of the roof. When rain water overshoots the gutter, it falls to the ground close to the foundation, causing ground erosion, foundation problems and landscape damage.
Our splash guards are color coordinated with your roof's drip edge so that they blend well with the home and do not detract from your home's curb appeal.
Color Matched Splash Guards
(Our Method)
Splash Guards Matched
to Gutter
Additional Services Offered
Half Round Gutter System
Copper Gutter System
Galvalume Gutter System
Underground Drainage
We offer underground drainage as a solution to move water away from an area that does not drain well without the need for unsightly downspout extensions. We use vinyl drainage pipe and pop-up drain emmitters. Pop-Up drainage Emitters act as the discharge point of a drainage system, opening easily when needed to allow water to flow freely from the pipe and away from structural foundations. The patented spring-loaded cap opens with the hydrostatic pressure of water flowing through the drain pipe, then closes as the flow diminishes.
Rain Barrells
Adopting a River Friendly lifestyle is a wonderful way to protect the health of the St. Johns River. Rain barrels are a great way to be river friendly and collect precious natural water. Rain barrels help prevent stormwater runoff that can quickly carry harmful nutrients into storm drains which lead directly to the River and tributaries.
What is a rain barrel?
A rain barrel is a simple way to harvest rainwater by collecting water runoff from your roof.
Where do I put it?
Rain barrels can be used anywhere water flows off your roof. On a house with gutters a rain barrel can be attached to the downspout.
How can I use the water?
Water collected in rain barrels is devoid of chemicals and treatments including fluoride and chlorine and is therefore better for the lawn or garden. You can attach a garden hose, soaker hose, or use a watering can under the spigot. The water should not be used for drinking.
Why should I use one?
The average person living in the watershed of the St. Johns River uses approximately 140 gallons a day and more than 50% of that water is for outdoor use. An inch of rain produces 625 gallons of water runoff from a 1,000 square-foot roof. You can conserve hundreds of gallons of water with every inch of rain and lower your water bill!
Spring Saver Rain Barrel $139.00
Spring Saver Rain Barrel
$135.00
Features:
- free 4 ft. overflow/linking kit
- dual overflow (hose compatible)
- stores 50 gallons
- compact flatback design
- recessed low-splash top
- flash storm channel
- threaded spigot (2 access points)
- corrosion proof intake screen
- size 24 x 19 x 33" tall
- high density polyethylene
- made in USA
Spruce Creek Rain Barrel $230
Teracotta
Green
Bronze
Features:
- stores 54 gallons
- fully assembled for easy setup
- one piece closed design prevents access
of children, pets and wildlife.
- brass spigot for attaching garden hose
- threaded attachment for connecting hose
below spigot at bottom of barrel
- automatic overflow with 6 foot hose
(high volume rather than standard garden hose)
- secure double screen keeps out insects and
filters heavy debris from entering rain barrel
- Size 23" round and 36" tall
- durable - over 20 lbs | nearly 1/4 inch thick
- food grade polyethylene plastic
- partial content pre-consumer recycled
- linkable with connector