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I do rent out some stuff

 

I don't rent tools , just stuff like scaffolding and form ply / forming hardware

 

Getting ready to paint, pulled gutters, and now see false fascia in the backyard.

Should I leave it as is or install a full fascia board?

 

If yer gonna paint it anyway I’d replace it
Why is it hanging below the rafter?

 

Maybe the gutter fell off

 

Yea the old gutter, that was attached to the rafters, has been removed. The little half fascia was snugged up to the bottom of the old gutter. Seems all houses in my area were built this way.

After I get the house painted I’m getting seamless gutters put on.

Just not sure if the seamless gutters need a full fascia to be attached to

 

Idk if I'd install one. Looks like the drip edge would be right up against the facia and you dont want that. You want about a half inch gap to eliminate surface tension

 

Thanks, actually have two of the small cases coming so was waiting for this

 

Got a quote for seamless gutters today for $948. 5" white aluminum and downspouts installed. Single story rancher, back of the house would have a 46' continuous gutter for the longest run.

Should I go for this? I can do it for about half if I go through hd but then it's a thinner gutter, will have seams, and I'd need to do it myself.

I'm in Maryland

 

I DIY just about everything, but less than 1k to be seamless and done... I'd go for it.

 

I’d save the money and DIY but that’s how I like it. I did it myself!

 

Seems like a reasonable quote to me.....
Maybe u could get them to bend the metal then install it yourself to save a few bills? You’ll need a friend or 3 to help hold it whilst u fasten unless your gutter game is strong lol.

 

Got another quote coming so I'll compare. And I dont thing I could handle a 46ft section on the back of the house on my own haha.

 

Finished up the hall bath. After all my schluter questions I went with Hardie and aquadefense because it was significantly cheaper. First time going matte black instead of brushed nickel and I dig it, aside from the cost. Turned out nice for ~$900.

 

Looks good whoever curved that counter over the toilet should be beaten

 

X100

 

Awesome remodel!