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With seamless rain gutters, you will not have a break in the gutter—because they are seamless. These gutters are custom made to fit your home. Seamless gutters are a great way to protect your home while also adding value to it. Seamless vs Sectional Gutters As their...

When choosing a siding for your house, you can’t go wrong with wood. The beautiful and natural look of wood is classic. Whether you go with shingles, panels, and another style, wood is always a winner. There are not only a wide variety of styles but also a variety of...

Many homeowners love wood siding for its natural beauty, but a regular maintenance is key to keeping it looking great. Without proper cleaning and care, your wood siding can accumulate unsightly dirt, diminishing its appeal. To prevent this, and to keep your wood...

Winter is upon us, and you know what that means—ice! This icy season means icicles, slips, falls, bruised tailbones, and sometimes worse damage. Ice can not only be tricky to walk on, but it can also cause real damage to your roof, gutters, and even your home. You can...

Though cleaning out your rain gutters may not be your favorite activity, the consequences of neglecting them can be pricey. A clogged gutter can lead to damages in your roof, foundation, garden, and even in your gutters themselves. Clearing away an excessive debris...

When it comes to gutters, M&M Gutters has different types of rain gutters to choose from. Not sure which is right for you? Read up on the different styles to determine which best suits your home and your needs. K-style A K-style gutter has a flat bottom and back,...

It is a common misconception that you do not need to out gutters with a leaf guard. No matter the quality of the leaf guard, build-up can still occur. It is a good practice to clean out your gutters and leaf guards about twice a year. This recommended amount may...

One of the greatest perks of having vinyl siding is the minimal amount of maintenance required and the small amount of upkeep.  With vinyl siding, you don’t have to worry about rotting wood, insect damage, or fixing dents or dings.   There are, however, a few things...