They are often used on commercial buildings or older homes with flat or slightly sloped roofs ... this type of rain gutter. Unlike K-style or half-round gutters, fascia gutters aren’t sold ...

They work well on modern and traditional homes, and their flat backs and bottoms make them easy to mount directly onto your roof’s fascia board. K-style gutters have a high capacity for water ...

Gutters direct rainwater away from your siding, landscaping, roof and foundation ... Their backside is flat, making it easy for DIYers to nail directly to fascia boards without much risk of ...

While flat roofs still have slight inclines ... It runs along the lower edge of a roof and sits behind the gutter, which it supports. Fascia boards can be made of aluminum, vinyl, or wood.

These roof gutters have tiny corners that allow leaves and sediments to accumulate. Installing gutters in your home is ...

They’re best for commercial buildings with flat roofs, as these can have significant runoff after heavy rain. Steel gutters usually attach to your home’s fascia boards. With custom fascia ...

Water coursing down the roof is caught and diverted by gutters that are attached to the fascia—part of the eaves. Fascia board covers exposed, sensitive rafter ends. Soffits are sometimes ...

Residential gutters sizes are typically 4, 5 or 6 inches, depending on roof size, pitch and local ... K-style gutters feature a flat bottom and a vertical profile resembling crown molding.

You’ll need to remove this, as we did, or add a continuous strip of wood under it to create a flat plane for the gutters ...

Professional soffit and fascia removal will add to your bill, as well as any additional roofing repairs needed. Replacing gutters along with the fascia, or checking for edge drips, are common ...