gutters
 

We are interested in adding gutters to keep the rain water off of the lanai. Any vendor suggestions? Thank you

I used Hill's and was very satisfied.

We also Hills (352-245-7462) but I would like to mention that the gutters may not stop water from coming into your lanai.

Our roof over the lanai slopes to the side of the house and not the back, so the runoff of the rain water does not flow to the back side which is the wider of the screened area. Our gutters were only installed to the back corner of the house where it does protect the screen on the side somewhat. Now if the roof sloped toward the back it would be a different story.

I'd like to hear others comment on their experience with this so you can get all the perspective on that issue that you can!

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I used M & M Services who was also recommended on TOTV and so did quite a few people in our neighborhood. I would highly recommend them.

Here is another recent thread on gutters: https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...gutters-49929/

Gutters
 

We also used Hills. Mr. Hill was great to deal with and the job was completed the next day. 100% satisfied with both the job and service.

Gutters
 

We used M&M...great job.
Just saw an ad for $1.50 per foot in the paper. My friend just bought in Charlotte and used them. They were thrilled with the work and the price! Someone else gave them an estimate of $1600 and Stripes seamless did it for $400!!!!!! Their number is 390-7744

Hill's has great quality, service and competitive rates. Get bids from all.
We were very satiisfied with them and so are five other neighbors.

Hill's and a very satisfied customer.

Used A-Action Seamless Gutters through recommendation. Great service, very reasonable price. We have a Lilac in Charlotte, and had the work done in early February.

We also used Hills and are satisfied customers. He came the day after we called, gave us a proposal and did the job the following day.

I second the vote for M&M:coolsmiley:

apraisals
 

Our house was just apraised almost $40,000 under what we paid for it 5 years ago. What is going on in TV to make this happen when they keep building more houses?

What's that got to do with gutters?