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If the hem or lip on your finished gutter is coming out too small, less than the minimum recommended 1/4″, it could hinder the way the gutter functions or cause it to be improperly installed. Having too small of a lip can also cause the gutter to run uphill and into the building. On a […]
If you find that the lip or hem of the gutter is coming out rippled or distorted it could be because the lip is too big. The recommended lip on a gutter is approximately 1/4″ to 5/16″ maximum and should be turned under. On a MACH II™ Gutter Machine, the easiest way to fix the […]
When holding the gutter in your hands and looking straight down towards the ground, if it appears that the center of the gutter touches the fascia but the ends do not, that means it’s “running away from the house.” Refer to your gutter machine manual before making any adjustments to your machine. Learn How to Sight […]
If you see the ends of a finished piece of gutter bowing towards the house and the center is pulled away from the fascia, that means your gutter is “running into the house.” Refer to your gutter machine manual before making any adjustments to your machine. Learn How to Sight a Gutter and Identify Gutter Shape […]
When looking at the bottom of your gutter from one end, you can tell it’s “running downhill” when you see the gutter is bowing slightly downward. Downhill is when the ends of the gutter are lower than the center of the gutter. Refer to your gutter machine manual before making any adjustments to your machine. […]
If you see that there’s a slight bow upward towards the sky when looking at the bottom of your gutter from one end, this means your gutter is “running uphill.” The ends of the gutter are higher at either end than they are in the center. Refer to your gutter machine manual before making any […]