Serious question: Does it matter if the long diagonal section is mounted with the longer side vertical? I had a gutter salesman stop by and try to sell me all new gutters and downspouts just because I have a couple short sections which are vertical like seen in the picture. But then I noticed nearly house in my neighborhood has at least one or two sections just like it. So i became suspicious.
You don't want the seam on a side or bottom. You also dont want the DS perfectly vertical, the drips from the 2nd story will fall all the way to the spout elbow and make a loud banging noise. Cant sleep through that. Ask me how I know
At least the house isn't slammed in with 200 of the same on 1/4 acre lots , with 10 ft between them . How anyone could live in a subdivision is beyond me .
I just think maybe you don't know what happens when someone needs a job, reasonably close to home, you know, a place to live and earn money............near most any semi-urban area with decent jobs..................
I do understand people need to be fairly close to work . In my part of Michigan you can do a commute of 30 minutes and it's like another planet , but most choose to live on top of each other .
I'm fortunate that I have a big lot. No close by neighbors and work 2 miles from home.
O no , you fall under the severe service. No 10K oci for you
I was just thinking of those! I've seen them. They're around Hershey, too.
That place probably had copper gutters and downspouts at one time and scrappers likely stole them. Maybe that’s a big FU to the thieves.
