Yes, but extreme care and caution should be taken when installing and installations may be limited to new roofs only, as these types of roofs may break when lifted to install the gutter cover.

Yes. The pitch of the roof will not effect its ability to work. Depending on your gutter installation, the gutter cover may need to be bent up or down for a better fit to the roof edge.

No. Hallett Gutter Cover® has been tested and it was found that most vinyl guttering does not have the lip to accommodate our product.

Yes. When properly installed, Hallett Gutter Cover® can handle almost any amount of rainfall. It has been tested in conditions up to 6 inches of rain per hour. Our one-piece design allows only water to enter you gutters by surface tension and electromagnetic attraction. Water follows the curved surface into your gutters while causing debris to fall over the edge.

No. The shingles hold the top of the gutter cover and the other end is snapped into the clip that is screwed to the guttering.

Yes. Birds and small animals may find their way into the guttering through any open ends. To eliminate this, it is important to bend the gutter cover down into the gutter on the inside of the end cap, leaving no openings.

The WaterFall system is effective with these types of roofs, but difficult to install because cedar and ceramic tiles may break when they are lifted during installation. Installation of The WaterFall system on these types of roofs should only be for new cedar or tile roof installations.

When installed with solid sheathing, a metal roof on your home will silence noise from rain, hail and bad weather as well - if not better - than any other roofing material.

Concrete roof tiles have Class A fire ratings, meaning they are non-combustible. Both concrete and clay types of roof assemblies maintain their Class A fire ratings throughout their lifecycles. No additional or periodic treatments are required. In addition, buildings with Class A rated tile systems are eligible for the lowest fire insurance rates. BACK TO TOP

Yes. Many contractors have inventories of reclaimed slate with which to repair old slate roofs. Old slate roofs often have weathered to a different color than new slate of the same type. Also, many old slates are thinner than the new slates that are being quarried today. That is why reclaimed slates are often the best choice for repairing an existing slate roof.

No. Titan’s Old World Spanish A4 tile is one of the lightest composite tile available and is actually lighter than many asphalt roofs. Titan Old World Slate, Titan Slate and Titan Shake minimize weight but do not compromise stability. All of Titan’s products can be installed over standard trusses.

The curtain panels are pulled flat across the width of the greenhouse at gutter height. This configuration minimizes the volume of greenhouse air below the curtain that must be heated. These systems require less installation labor than a typical truss-to-truss system. However, gutter systems are not ideal for every greenhouse. If unit heaters or circulation fans are mounted above gutter level, the curtain will block them from heating or circulating the air under the system, where the crop is.

Gutter Sense is basically designed for flat bottomed gutters (see above for round gutters). While Gutter Sense works in most gutters and for most debris, there may be some special situation in which it might not perform and that's why we provide a 30 day return policy. Please try out your new tool when it arrives so you can return it in time if it does not meet your expectations.

Brown slate is not brown when first quarried. Brown slate occurs in "weathering" or "semi-weathering" veins and after exposure to the elements. Which slates are destined to turn brown and which are not is not readily apparent (it takes a few months of sun and rain), so if brown is not a desired color in the finished roof, then "unfading" slate should be specified.

No, in normal circumstances only those bitumen felts manufactured using SBS modified or Oxidised bitumen compounds require protection from ‘ultra violet radiation’ as given off by the Sun’s ray. Although stone chippings and slate granules in addition to providing protection for the roof from ultra violet radiation, they also providing a decorative finish and can reduce problems caused by extremes of temperature and surface spread of flame.

Heritage Stone will gladly complete any countertop installation with a tile backsplash. If you are only in need of a small amount of tile work, we have several people that we can recommend to finish the job. Due to our focus on the beauty of slabs we will not do tile countertops.

Most building codes allow a structure to have two roof membranes in place, but not a third. The codes are also now requiring all roof layers to be removed once the two roof limit has been reached, when looking to install the third roof.

Gutters become clogged when leaves and debris fall onto your roof and accumulate in the gutters. When it rains, debris in your gutters causes your downspouts to clog and your gutters to overflow. This causes rot and damage to your home, lawn, basement and landscaping. Gutter Helmet® patented nose-forward design prevents leaves and debris from entering your gutter system.

I think you mean guttate psoriasis. Guttate means drop-like and is used to describe a type of psoriasis that is often the first manifestation in adolescents and young adults. It is an example of infection triggering the disease and often follows a sore throat, especially when a bacterium called Streptococcus is the cause. Very small drop-like patches of psoriasis appear on the trunk and limbs, and may slowly clear on their own after several months.