An online community for people who love old houses.
in-roof gutters
Views: 224
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by LeRoy Williams on -
Gutters
- Attachments:
-
-
gutters.jpg, 26 KB
-
-
Permalink Reply by Susan on -
LeRoy, you can contact The Durable Slate Company, Columbus, Ohio, at 1-800-666-7445 and ask for Mark Sherby. They work nationwide, provide estimates, and they did an excellent job replace/rebuilding my gutters, lined them in copper, and installed copper downspouts in 2002. I also had them install my new slate roof. I have lots of pictures here on my webpage and you can check out their work. Durable called my gutters "stop" gutters. I had them return in August, 2008, to install the gutter on my front porch. Again, they did an excellent job. Susan
-
Permalink Reply by Susan on
-
LeRoy, I added five more pictures for you to see. Is this the same type of gutter you have on your house? If you need specific information about my gutters, roof, pricing, etc. you can send me an email at victoriangemeiner1903@yahoo.com.
-
Permalink Reply by Susan on
-
One more comment. I forgot to state that my gutters were built on site. They are not the type of gutters you can buy already made. All the copper is bent on a tool called a break and fitted behind the crown moulding.
-
Permalink Reply by D. Shawn Beckwith on -
Leroy I concurr with Susan. We just installed a stop gutter to the Pritchard House in Titusville, Florida
www.pritchardhouse.com Go to restoration gallery on website and you will see photos of this. Also
www.durablerestorationfl.com I worked at Durable Slate and then was a team member that created Durable Restoration and assisted with opening the Florida Branch Office.
-
Permalink Reply by Susan on
-
Wow! I did not know about Durable Restoration. Is it still all one company?
-
Permalink Reply by D. Shawn Beckwith on
-
Susan: About 12 years ago I was one of three Durable Slate employees that started a General Contracting Divison within Durable Slate. Due to customers positive comments on the attention to detail, ethics and craftsmanship performed with roof work clients asked can you add an addition?, can you redo our porch? This led into work at Ohio Historical Society and for instance, Decorative Arts Center of Ohio at Reese Peters House in Lancaster,The Turner Foundation in Springfield with its projects,etc. Then in 2004 we competitevly bid the Frank Lloyd Wright Prairie style 1908 Westcott House was awarded Phase I ( which I project managed and imbued life into) www.westcotthouse.org and continued throught to Phase III and recieved an Award of Merit from OHS. Then in 2006 I opted to start the Florida Branch office. Since we grew the company structure changed but management stayed the same. We are under the Durable Group which has The Durable Restoration Company and The Durable Slate Company. www.DurableRestoration.com and www.DurableRestorationFL.com and www.DurableSlate.com How can we be of service?
-
Permalink Reply by Randall Marder on -
Hi, my company has been doing historical restoration for 37 years. When I was a contractor in Los Angeles I did the hollywood estate homes to Greene and Greene museum and homes. My company has been in Colorado for the last 18 years and for the last 15 years I solely did preservation work with the State Historian fund. This last year I gotten back into assisting home owners with their older homes.
© 2012 Created by Community Host.
Old Houses | Restoration Products | Report an Issue | Terms of Service
