Frequently Asked Questions 
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Q: What exactly is a rain gutter?
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A: A rain gutter (also known as eavestrough or just gutter) is a narrow channel, or trough, forming the component of a roof system which collects and diverts rainwater shed by the roof.
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Q: Why does the water need to be diverted?
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A: In many buildings, the purpose of this diversion is to prevent drips off the roof edges. These diversions can help to minimize structural damage over time to the walls of a building. However, in others, the purpose is also to harvest rainwater, for household or garden use.
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Q: What materials does Gutter Depot use?
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A: Gutter Depot cuts seamless, copper and steel gutters to fit an exact length for your home or business. Gutter Depot also offers a variety of custom gutters.
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Q: Do gutters come in different styles?
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A: Different styles of gutters are available to suit the design of the roof, the building method and the desired appearance. Custom rain gutters are available in a variety of profiles to suit the appearance of the building. They also come in a variety of colors. To see Gutter Depot's different gutter styles, click here.
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Q: I've head horror stories of gutters getting filled with leaves and other debris. What does Gutter Depot offer to solve this problem?
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A: Gutter Depot can install rain gutters with leaf guards, which will prevent the gutters from clogging with natural debris. Click here for more information about Gutter Depot's leaf guards.
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