Should the roof, gutters, and stained siding be one job?
They can be one job. Roofing, gutters, and siding can be planned as one exterior project. Gutters also stand on their own. Overflow at the eaves can stain the wall, and siding is the service for that wall.
When do these trades meet?
Roofing, gutters, and siding meet at the edge of the roof and the top of the wall. A clogged or undersized gutter shows up as overflow at the eaves and staining on the wall. Siding at the top of the wall getting wet is a reason to mention the wall with the gutter. Drivit / stucco is the other wall finish that meets the roof.
Can the gutter stay its own job?
Yes. Gutters are their own service. Gutter work is the installation, planned with roofing and siding when the edge of the roof is part of the job. Length, the number of stories, the condition of the fascia, and whether the roof edge is being rebuilt change the scope. Material options are discussed for the job.
What if the wall finish is more than siding?
Stonework and Drivit / stucco are separate finishes. They can be discussed with siding when the building uses more than one. Framing is the structure if the roof shape is changing on an addition or a remodel, which is a different job from a replacement.
What should you send?
Call 443-513-0208 with the town and say whether the roof, the gutters, or the wall is getting water. The shop is at 86 Teal Circle, Ocean Pines, MD 21811.
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