Archive for April, 2010

Copper Gutters….Not just for Historical homes.

Written By: CopperSmith Gutter | Minnesota Seamless Gutters, Minneapolis Copper Gutters Contractor | Published On: 7th April 2010

The standard for Gutters use to be copper. This was because they did not have the processes for making steel last as long as it does now, combined with the new paint coatings now available for aluminum.

It is especially common for churches, government and people with historical homes to invest in copper gutter systems. If you drive around Minneapolis and St. Paul, you will see places like Dunwoody & Basilica have extensive copper work. This is because this metal has a timeless beauty that cannot be replaced, along with a superior durability that can not be matched when it comes to catching water.

The average gutter system will last about 15 years because needed replacement.

The average Copper Gutter System will last as many as 100 years.

So for churches, government and historical homes this is a no-brainer. Instead of buying gutters roughly 6-7 times per 100 years, they can simply buy gutters once, at a higher up-front cost, but a large overall savings.

In addition to having superior quality, this product is exceptionally attractive and adds a unique look to homes that simply cannot be replicated for similar costs associated with other home improvements. Although a professionally installed copper gutter system may be expensive, but once you consider the re-sale, curb appeal and high quality of the gutters, it actually the smart choice.

Now, although we have a passion for copper gutters at the CopperSmith Gutter Company, it doesn’t mean that we do not offer other systems for different applications. Our team can not only give you an estimate on Copper, but also Steel, Aluminum and Zinc and Galvanized.

That way you can decide which product you like the most, weight the costs associated with each installation and get the project done right!

Ryan Grambart is the President of the CopperSmith Gutter Company, Located in Minneapolis & St. Paul Minnesota.