Advanced Home Exteriors

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Have you been holding off on that siding replacement until the kids are back in school but you are concerned about the work stretching into the holidays? Others have too, and we are now accepting contracts for Hardie, roof, and window replacements for the fall months with the goal of completing all of the work on your home before the holidays begin. And the sooner you call us, the more certain we can make that happen. You can request a quote on our web site here: https://advancedhomeexteriors.net/
or call us at 832-363-3772

Hardi Plank Siding Installation - Houston, TX - Advanced Home Exteriors Homepage - Whether you call it Hardie Board, Hardiplank or Cement Siding, contact us at 832-363-3772 for your Installation. Houston's Elite Preferred James Hardie Contractor.

We posted this album about four years ago to give some information about the way we install gutters and the extra step we take to add years to their functional life. I'm reposting this album because we are seeing many homes with loose (and often dangling) gutters that were overwhelmed during Harvey. Each photo has its own caption that explains what we do to help gutters stand up to downpours like Harvey, so scroll through each one and post any comments or questions you might have.

There are three primary reasons that gutters fail, and I’m sure you’re already familiar with two of them: (1) They simply get clogged with leaves and pine needles and small branches and sometimes even critters, which over time puts more weight in the gutters than they were designed to hold, so they collapse. (2) The fascia (the board under the roof edge that the gutters are attached to) begins to rot, which loosens the fasteners and allows the gutter to pull away, which creates a gap between the gutters and fascia that will allow water to run through and into the soffit underneath, which causes even more of the wood to rot. (3) Then there is simple physics, one little thing that many gutter installers do not do that could extend the life of your gutters by years. The following pictures are from the house we completed recently in Spring (see the previous photo album we posted); I took these pictures specifically to show you this little trick we do for all our customers and explain how it helps. Be sure to follow the captions with each picture so you’ll know exactly what to look for.