Just finished a house in portmarnock.
Customer is happy and that's all we ask.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
fitting eaves skirt or underfelt support tray.
We fitted underfelt support tray to a house today to solve the problem of "ponding" This occurs where the slack underfelt droops down behind the fascia causing a hammock for the rain water to pond in.
The rain water eventually rots the felt and then causes rot in the eaves.
The solution is to insert a rigid support tray either pvc or aluminium to support the felt from the rafter to the top of the fascia board and out into the gutter.
this work is unseen when finished and there are some out there conning people by pretending to fit these but only put them up under the tiles and not the felt. This can only be done by first pushing up the roof tiles, so make sure you know who you are dealing with and ensure it was in the price from the begining.
For more information contact Bernard on 087 6798 691 or visit the web site www.gutterman.ie
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
fitting white seamless gutters with gutter guard

We spent the day in loughlingstown today fitting white soffit and fascia, white seamless gutters with a gutter guard to prevent leaves and twigs clogging the gutters.
Before we done anything we replaced the rotten timber with new treated timber.
Here you can see the timber being replaced at a gable end.
Monday, September 6, 2010
fascia and soffit in loughlinstown
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Brown seamless aluminium gutter
Today we fitted brown eavemaster soffit, brown eavemaster fascia, and brown seamless aluminium gutter to a semi detached house in Clondalkin.
The house was getting a little weather beaten with the gable end getting battered by the elements and needed paining annualy.
It made sense to get the building protected from the weather and at the same time match the fascia and soffit with the brown windows and doors.
The job looked very well when finished and the client is delighted.
The house was getting a little weather beaten with the gable end getting battered by the elements and needed paining annualy.
It made sense to get the building protected from the weather and at the same time match the fascia and soffit with the brown windows and doors.
The job looked very well when finished and the client is delighted.
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