Homeowners need to be informed when buying a homeowner’s insurance policy. So, in the event that storm damage occurs to your home, you know what your policy covers. Hail, tree and wind damage are common during severe storm events. These damages most commonly effect your home’s roof and gutter system.

Luckily, most homeowners’ insurance policies typically cover wind damage and storm related damage. If a strong storm moves through with hail, wind-driven rain, or snow wrecking havoc on your home’s exterior, or gets inside a roof or wall, knowing your policy’s coverage can make a huge difference. Especially when moving forward with the repair work that is necessary. If you also have fallen trees that damage your home, tree removal service may be a part of the policy coverage too.

Wind and Hail Insurance

Insurance companies get flooded with calls after storms. When storm damage reports are high, contractor availability is low. Often times insurance companies are referring out contractors to do the repair work that aren’t niche in their respected industry.

However, as a homeowner you should know you have options. You can hire your own contractors for jobs like roofing, gutter systems, siding, etc. You should be able to speak with and choose the contractor that is best for your needs for all damages. Addressing storm damage with a professional team should take on the same approach as any other hiring experience would. Work with competent, skilled, insured contractors.

When you take researching into your own hands, you can apply your best efforts in finding the best available contractor for your repairs. Here at Gutter Boyz of Kentucky, we know the importance of professionalism, competency, and the value of a job well done. We also only do gutters, allowing us to perfect and focus on our craft in our niche market.

Dealing with storm damage can be overwhelming. But, you still want to make sure you are taking the time to hire right. Don’t let the urgent feeling lead to skipping the research phase. Gutter Boyz of Kentucky can help assist in repairing your storm damaged gutters. Our estimates are FREE and we are a niche company providing quality gutter services.

For a FREE ESTIMATE, give us a call at (270) 906-3055 or CLICK HERE to contact us today!

Gutters are an important aspect of most home’s roofing systems. But some homeowners notice, sometimes after years of living there, that their home doesn’t have gutters. Whether you’re just moving into a new home that doesn’t have gutters, or if you just realized that your home has no gutters, and hasn’t for a while yet, here’s what you need to know. From understanding what rain gutters do to deciding if you need to have gutters installed, we’ve got answers to all of your gutter questions:

UNDERSTANDING RAIN GUTTERS

Before you can decide whether you need to install gutters right away, or just leave your home the way it is, it’s important to understand why rain gutters exist, and what they do.

The most basic explanation is that gutters direct rain away from your home. A gutter system catches water from rain and melting snow as it runs down the side of your roof. Then, the gutters direct that collected water into a downspout or drain, where it can be safely directed away from your home.

Gutters work to:

• Keep your foundation from eroding
• Keep your landscaping intact
• Avoid water damage to your siding and exterior

WHY YOUR HOUSE MIGHT NOT HAVE GUTTERS

Now that we know why rain gutters exist, let’s figure out why your house doesn’t have them.

Steep Slope Roof — If your home’s roof has a very steep slope and a long overhang, it might already be working to direct rainwater away from your house. Steep roofs allow rain and snow to slide right off very easily, and if your overhang extends more than a foot past the side of your home, you’re unlikely to experience much damage from the displaced rainwater, except maybe to your landscaping.

Very Old Home — Gutters weren’t always as common as they are now. If your home is pretty old, say 75-100 years at least, it’s possible that they just weren’t installed because that wasn’t what builders did. Gutters, as we think of them today, weren’t installed commonly on residential homes until the early to mid-1900s. If your home is older than that, it’s possible that gutters were just never installed after your home was built.

There are plenty of reasons that your house might not have gutters. If you’re worried about it, your best bet is to first talk to a gutter professional like Gutter Boyz of Kentucky.  We will give you an honest, professional opinion about whether you need gutters or not. In the meantime, here are a few key signs it might be time to install gutters on your home:

SIGNS IT’S TIME TO INSTALL GUTTERS

If you’re noticing water problems in your home that you suspect are due to your roof’s lack of gutters, you’re probably right. Here are a few of the most common signs that gutters could improve the functionality and lifespan of your home:

BASEMENT FLOODING

If your home gets a lot of basement flooding when it rains, gutters could help. Depending on how your home is built, gutters could put a stop to much of that flooding. While some basement flooding is just a result of a bad slope that your home is built into, a home without gutters can allow water to pour directly down from your roof and onto your foundation.

Small cracks and pores in the foundation of your home can then let that water into your basement, which causes the flooding. With gutters, the rainwater can be safely directed into a downspout and out away from your home, minimizing the amount of water that can seep into your basement.

ROTTED OR MOLDY SIDING

This is a clear sign that gutters are in your future. If your roof doesn’t have much of an overhang, and no gutters, moldy or rotting siding is a key sign that water isn’t getting far enough away from your house. Instead, it’s rolling down your roof and onto the sides of your home. Then, that water becomes trapped behind the siding of your house, causing mold and rot that are bad for your home’s structure, appearance, and possibly even the health of your family.

Installing gutters can almost entirely eliminate this problem. Most of today’s siding was meant to take water head-on, not from above. When gutters are catching the water that would otherwise be falling down on siding, and redirecting it away from your home, those rot and mold issues should stop. The gutters stop water from seeping into the cracks of the siding and allow your house to do the best possible job of keeping your family safe and dry.

TROUGHS IN YOUR LANDSCAPING OR NEXT TO YOUR FOUNDATION

If you notice huge or deep divets in the ground next to your home, or in your landscaping, that’s a sign that you’re getting enough water to warrant gutters. These troughs or divets are caused by the constant pour of rain onto the ground from the height of your roof, and usually, they’re impossible to fill. Even if you do put dirt in them, over time, the rain will just wash it away.

This can also be a serious problem for your foundation if your roof doesn’t have much of an overhang. Constant pounding from rain can erode your foundation, causing structural issues for your home down the road.

By installing gutters, you can eliminate those troughs and divets from your landscaping, leaving you with a better looking front yard, and a better quality foundation holding up your home.

Is your house missing gutters? No problem — Gutter Boyz of Kentucky is one of the leading gutter installers in the region serving most of Western Kentucky.  Contact us for a FREE ESTIMATE by calling (270) 906-3055 or CLICK HERE to contact us today!

Any homeowner knows that gutter cleaning is a smelly, messy, miserable job. With 500,000 injuries from ladder accidents occuring each year, you may be very hesitant to climb up to the roof and do that dirty work. Installing gutter guards could make regular gutter cleaning a thing of the past.

If you find yourself on the fence over the value versus cost of guard installation, read on to find out six amazing benefits you can expect when you add gutter guards to your home.

Reduce Maintenance

The main purpose of gutter guards is to prevent debris from gathering and blocking your gutter system. Without them, you will have to do regular cleaning and maintenance to your gutter system.

No matter which method you choose, cleaning gutters costs you time and money. Even though leaves and debris do eventually accumulate atop guarded gutters, they are much easier to clear off. What was once an arduous routine will become a much less time-consuming occasional task.

Protect Against Corrosion

Soggy leaves sitting against your gutters will contribute to the corrosion and rust of your gutter system. If your gutters start to overflow with leaves onto your roofline, algae and mold can start to form in your roofing and quickly deteriorate the structural integrity of your roof, as well.

Gutter guards can add several years to the life of your gutter system and roof. This means you will protect your investment and add to the resale value of your home in the process.

Prevent Freezing and Water Damage

Water that collects in your gutters during winter can re-freeze and create gutter dams. This problem can be exacerbated when blockages prevent partially melted ice from flowing down the gutter system. Though gutter covers cannot completely prevent ice buildup, it can significantly reduce it.

Less ice collecting in or around your gutters extends their life and helps prevent ice damage from the weight of compacted snow and icicles. A common cause of gutter damage is the weight of frozen areas pulling the gutters completely away from the house. You can reduce your risk of suffering this damage by installing guards.

Even in warmer months, guards help keep water from flowing down the sides of your home and behind the siding. Water overflow can cause extensive structural damage to your walls and contribute to mold and mildew growth. When gutters overflow, the water can cause stains on your siding and even damage the foundation of your home.

Avoid Infestations

One of the unseen benefits of gutter guards is that they help prevent rodents and insects from taking up residence in your gutters. By reducing the nesting material or standing water in your gutters, you keep water flowing freely. This discourages vermin from making a home or breeding ground on your rooftop.

Gutter guardss also act as a barrier against small creatures that might squeeze their way behind the gutters and fascia of your roof into the attic of your house.

Fire Prevention

If you or your neighbors frequently have bonfires or burn leaves, your home could be at a greater fire risk. Accumulation of brush and leaves in gutters are easily made into kindling when they come in contact with floating embers.

If you have a buildup of dry material clinging to your gutters, it could allow embers to light into flame and quickly spread over the roof of your home. Gutter guards can help prevent this buildup of flammable material and reduce your risk of fire.

Improve Gutter Water Flow

Regular water flow through your gutters helps keep downspouts functioning freely and prevents clogs. When guards are affixed to your gutters, less material will make it through to the connection points.

Especially if you have a rainwater collection system, you’ll find your tank filling more quickly and with better-filtered water once you add covers to your gutters.

If you are considering installing gutter guards, contact us at Gutter Boyz of Kentucky for a FREE ESTIMATE. You can reach us by phone at (270) 906-3055 or CLICK HERE to contact us today!

Most gutter systems, including galvanized steel and aluminum gutters, have an expected lifespan of 20 years. They may not be the most expensive investment you make in your home, but good gutters can prevent a number of other, more costly problems from arising. This makes understanding when and how to repair and replace your gutters crucial to protecting your home’s value.

Take a Look at Your Gutters

Walk around your house and take a good look at your gutters on a nice day. If your gutters are galvanized steel, check for rust, especially at the bottom of the gutters. Look for problem areas of sagging or splitting gutters, and look for holes. Check for loose fasteners, as well. Peeling paint and washed out landscaping are often signs that the gutters above need some attention. Make sure your downspouts are attached properly and extend at least 10 feet out from the foundation.

Take a Look Again—in the Rain

To determine whether your gutters are truly working properly, you need to watch them on the job, so take another walk around your house when it’s raining. Make sure water is flowing smoothly out of the downspouts. Look for places where the water may be leaking out the bottoms of the gutters or overflowing at the top. Check for areas where water is flowing directly from the roof to the ground. If so, consider installing additional gutters.

Repair or Replace

Once you’ve found problems with your gutters, determine whether or not repair is possible. Minor problems such as loose gutters or missing downspouts may be tackled by most do-it-yourselfers.. Gutters with holes or splits aren’t repairable. Have them replaced by a professional like Gutter Boyz of Kentucky, who can do the job without damaging the roof or siding of your home. Rusty areas indicate a future problem, even if the rust has not yet created a hole. Replace rusty gutters as soon as possible.

Maintain Them Regularly

Once you’ve repaired or replaced any problem areas, the key to making your gutters last 20-plus years is regular maintenance. Clean them every spring and fall, removing any leaves or branches that could cause them to clog or pull away from the house. Inspect them thoroughly when you do this to make sure they’re not pulling away from the roof or missing any bolts. Replace missing hardware promptly. Catching problems when they’re small will prevent major issues later.  If you don’t want to risk climbing on a ladder, give Gutter Boyz of Kentucky a call.  We can do a thorough job of cleaning and removing debris and help you avoid personal risk to yourself.

No matter what your gutter needs may be, Gutter Boyz of Kentucky is only a phone call away.  Give us a call today at (270) 906-3055 or CLICK HERE to contact us for a FREE ESTIMATE.  Gutter Boyz of Kentucky serves a majority of Western Kentucky.  Contact us today!

Some homeowners might think birds’ nests in their gutters are not a big problem, or even kind of cute. Birds have to build their homes somewhere, after all; they need a safe and comfortable space to lay their eggs and raise their young. Many types of birds have run out of places to build their nests due to factors like urban sprawl, which have resulted in fewer trees and other natural nest sites that birds need to survive. When you think about it, there’s nothing cuter than a nest full of tiny baby birds peeping out of delicate, cracked eggshells!

While all of the above is true, it’s still very important to know how to keep birds from making nests in unwanted places like your gutters. Keeping birds’ nests out of your gutters depends first and foremost on keeping your gutters clean.

It’s understandable why cleaning out gutters is an unappealing home maintenance task that many homeowners push to the bottom of their to do lists. Gutter cleaning is risky, dirty, sometimes extremely muddy work. Depending on the height of your home, it can be quite dangerous to clean your gutters yourself; you may not even have a ladder tall enough to do the job properly.These are just a few of the reasons why many homeowners let their gutters go, especially if their home or property doesn’t have obvious drainage problems. Savvy homeowners, however, know that keeping their gutters clean should be a top priority on the list of regular home maintenance tasks. Cleaning the gutters is just one of the things you should do to keep your home and yard in good shape and prevent damage from occurring over time—the type of damage that will definitely need an urgent, and often expensive, fix.

The best way to deal with birds nesting in unwanted places is to discourage or prevent them from doing so in the first place. Keeping your gutters clear of leaves, sticks, mud and other debris that birds use in building their nests can go a long way toward deterring these animals from making a home in your gutters. Here are a few other prevention methods that can be helpful in keeping birds from making nests in unwanted places. Note that these methods should be used only when you have ensured that no birds or eggs are present in the spaces you’re trying to keep bird-free, so birds won’t get trapped inside:

• Install gutter guards on your existing gutters.
• Use steel wool to seal off any holes or gaps in your roof, eaves, porch or other areas where birds might build nests.
• Replace old gutters with a new version that is more efficient at keeping out birds and debris.
• Install birdhouses or nesting boxes and bird feeders on your property to provide birds with safe places to eat and build their nests.

It is also a good idea to keep trees trimmed well away from your house, so leaves, sticks, pine needles and other types of debris have less chance of finding their way into your gutters.

If you are experiencing any issues with your gutters, Gutter Boyz of Kentucky is here to help. From new gutter installation, gutter repairs, gutter cleaning to gutter guards, we are a phone call away. For more information or for a FREE Quote, contact us. We can be reached by phone at (270) 906-3055 or CLICK HERE to contact us today!

The summer sunshine will soon be here. Along with it, temperatures are sure to rise making outside chores not only uncomfortable but nearly unbearable. Many people take time in the spring to ensure that their exterior property is in tip top shape before summer arrives. This includes inspecting their rain gutters.

Rain gutters serve the important function of channeling excess rain water away from the structure. Without them, the excess water could cause severe damage such as foundational issues, wood rot and interior flooding. And when rain gutters aren’t in peak performance, you are more likely to experience these types of problems.

Before the summer heat arrives, take time to inspect your rain gutters using these five techniques:

1. Perform a Visual Inspection – The best place to begin your rain gutter assessment is with a visual inspection of the system. Using a ladder, climb up to the height of your gutters to examine the inside. Check for excess debris including leaves, twigs and dirt. From the ground, look for sagging gutters or gutters that are pulling away from the home. Also, examine for any signs of rust or deterioration.

2. Complete a Simple Water Test – One easy way to know if your rain gutters are ready for summer is by performing a simple water test. Use a hose to add water to the rain gutters and see what happens. If the water is sent out and away from the home, you know they are working properly. If the water stays in the system, more investigation is needed.

3. Check for Slow-Moving or Standing Water – Have standing or very slow-moving water? If so, the slope of your downspouts may be incorrect. Work with your spikes and hangers to increase or decrease the spout’s elevation until water flows more freely.

4. Examine the Downspouts – Often times, downspouts are the problem when it comes to faulty rain gutter systems. Their curves and tight shapes make them easily clogged causing water backups. After disconnecting any downspouts to underground pipes, spray water through them to loosen any stuck material. Then ensure that the water comes through the end.

5. Inspect Seams, Joints & Ends – Seams, joints and ends are notorious for leaks. Missing sealant and shifting pieces make them more prone to allowing water to exit in the wrong spots. This can lead to pooling on sidewalks, driveways and more. Look for holes or gaps in the rain gutters and check for missing or cracked sealant.

While you can make most of these inspections yourself, you may want to call a gutter professional like Gutter Boyz of Kentucky to come do this for you.  By calling Gutter Boyz of Kentucky, you can eliminate the health risk that comes from climbing on a ladder, etc.

Gutter Boyz of Kentucky is your complete one-stop shop for everything gutter related.  From new gutters, gutter repair, gutter cleaning and gutter guards, if you live in Western Kentucky, Gutter Boyz of Kentucky is a phone call away.  For more information or for a FREE ESTIMATE, give us a call at (270) 906-3055 or CLICK HERE to contact us today.

Rain gutters tend to be invisible work horses of your home. They perform an important function, directing rain water away from your home, but most of the time you don’t even realize that they are there.

If you have never really thought about whether your house had a gutter system before, it is probably time to really look up there and notice, especially if you have been experiencing water damage in your home and you don’t know why.

If you notice that you don’t have rain gutters and you haven’t noticed any water problems in your home, you may be wondering if you really need rain gutters.

Gutters vs. No Gutters. Here is what you need to know.

First of all, not every home needs a gutter system. If you live in an arid climate and don’t experience periods of heavy rain, then it might not be necessary. But if you live in Western Kentucky, you most likely need a good rain gutter system to collect the storm water that lands on the roof and direct it away from the house to prevent damage to the structure of your home.

Why Are Rain Gutters So Important?

Besides protecting the roof and the overall structure of your home, rain gutters also prevent soil erosion and protects your garden beds. With the rain gutters, the rain will just flow off your roof, washing away soil each time it rains causing soil erosion. And if you have garden beds built next to your home, the soil erosion will cause puddling of water to drown your plants and flowers.

Soil erosion is serious business. It can also cause your foundation to settle leading to uneven floors and cracked walls and cracks in the chimney.

If you get a lot of basement flooding and have rotting siding on your home, these also could be signs that you don’t have gutters and you should or you have gutters that are clogged or damaged.

Maintaining Your Rain Gutters Is Also Important

Maintaining your rain gutters is also important. For them to work properly, you need to keep the gutters and downspouts clear of leaves and debris and this takes regular maintenance. Either you have to climb the ladder and do it yourself or you need to hire a professional gutter cleaning company like Gutter Boyz of Kentucky to do it for you. The rule of thumb is to clean your gutters at least twice a year, but more if you have a lot of trees hanging over your house or you live in an area that experiences a lot of storms.

Think You Need Gutters, Now What?

Gutter Boyz of Kentucky is here to help you with all of your gutter needs.  From new gutter installation to repairs, gutter cleaning and gutter guards, Gutter Boyz of Kentucky can do it all.  We serve most of Western Kentucky and Southern Illinois.  If you are ready for the gutter experts to help you, contact us for a FREE ESTIMATE today.  You can reach us by calling (270) 906-3055 or CLICK HERE to contact us today!

The phrase “saving for a rainy day” was obviously coined by someone who knew the expenses associated with the fixing of home drainage problems.

With the amount of rain we have seen this year, it’s especially important to understand the connection between overflowing gutters and downspouts with damage to your home.

With a Gutter Boyz of Kentucky gutter system installed on your home, though, spring showers and summer storms will be just one less thing to worry about.

How can overflowing gutters damage my home?

Even though overflowing gutters may not catch your immediate attention – they should. Frankly, the damage potentially being done to your home should cause alarm bells to ring.

Beyond the initial discoloration, rot, and warping of your gutters and roofline, the spillover rainwater will find its way to your home’s foundation. This is where the real damage begins. As it overflows the soil, a shift can be created around your foundation, opening the floodgates to cracks and instability.

Costs associated with fixing water damage from overflowing gutters can easily run into thousands of dollars – and that’s figuring conservatively.

What can cause my gutter system to overflow?

Several factors can cause water from to overpower your gutter system.

Debris build-up in the gutters and downspouts. This can include everything from leaves and broken tree limbs, to granules from the shingles and debris carried by the wind. You’d be surprised at what can find its way into an uncovered gutter system.

The pitch and tilt of your gutter system is off. This occurs more frequently than you may imagine. If your gutter system isn’t installed correctly, water from heavy showers can gather in one spot, rather than being guided to a downspout for safe exit.

Your gutters simply aren’t big enough to handle the load. The power of rushing water is incredible. If your gutter systems are too small, the onslaught of water will simply gush right over it and mercilessly pound the ground soil as it finds its way to your home’s foundation. Once the foundation is compromised, water leaks begin to show in your home.

Beyond the damage to your home’s foundation, the overflow and pooling of rainwater can cause huge negative impacts to your landscaping, including trees, shrubbery and plants. They often simply cannot handle being literally drowned by torrential rainwater.

How can a Gutter Boyz of Kentucky Gutter System stop my gutters from overflowing?

We’ve designed the Gutter Boyz of Kentucky system for one purpose: to channel rainwater and debris away from your home’s foundation – it’s as simple as that.

No more leaves and other debris in your gutters. As you can see from reading the above information, a clogged or inefficient gutter system can wreak havoc on your home, which for most people is their largest investment. With a K-Guard Leaf Free Gutter System, you’re protecting that investment.

For more information on how we can help protect your home, CONTACT US at Gutter Boyz of Kentucky.  Gutter Boyz of Kentucky serves most of the Western Kentucky and surrounding regions.  For more information or to receive a FREE ESTIMATE, call (270) 906-3055 or CLICK HERE to contact us today.

Rain gutters perform a very important function for the upkeep of a home.  Its main purpose is to funnel water off the roof and away from the home.  Too much water falling close to your home can erode the soil around it, compromising the home’s foundation which could wreak havoc, especially if you have a basement.

Also selecting the correct water discharge locations is essential.  Otherwise it could also cause a problem with water erosion.  Improper locations could cause puddling around the downspout or where the water has been directed, including the walkway area to gain access to your home/entrance. These types of discharge problem can be addressed a number of ways, including rerouting the water via a popup. This is done by adding a drainage pipe to the end of your downspout which would go underground to a popup placed in a location away from the problem area.

Another serious problem homeowners experience with their gutters are caused by the accumulation of debris. Over time, dirt, sand, leaves, sticks, and even trash can find its way into your gutters. When this happens, it will eventually form a clog that can cause rainwater backup inside the gutters. This in turn, can result in damage to not only your foundation but also to the roof itself.

Fortunately, fixing this as well as preventing it, are both easy to take care of.  For prevention, you should make inspecting and cleaning your gutters part of a seasonal maintenance schedule, including the downspouts.  This will help to prevent clogs before they even occur.

Another option to deter the buildup of debris in your gutters is gutter guards.

Gutter guards (also called gutter covers, gutter protection or leaf guards) are primarily aimed at preventing damage caused from clogged gutters and reducing the need for regular gutter cleaning.  They prevent the debris from ever entering the gutter in the first place and can reduce the amount of maintenance needed to keep them clean.

Gutter Boyz of Kentucky can help you with all-things gutter related.  From the installation of new seamless gutters, to gutter cleaning, gutter repair and gutter guards, we are here to help.  Whatever you needs may be, contact us at Gutter Boyz of Kentucky.  Contact us today for a FREE ESTIMATE.  You can reach us by phone at (270) 906-3055 or CLICK HERE to contact us!

If you’re like most homeowners, you probably don’t think about your rain gutters often or realize what an important role they play in keeping your home and property safe from water damage. This may be partly due to the illusion that a home is a single solid structure. In fact, your home is made up of multiple components, which makes it vulnerable to damage from rainwater, especially in these key areas:

• Where the roof meets the walls. Without effective gutters, wind-driven rain coming off the roof can enter the attic, or travel down inside the exterior walls. On the outside, repeated downpours can ruin the siding, or stain the brick or stone facade.
• Around the foundation perimeter. If it’s not routed away, water runoff can cause shifts in the soil, foundation cracking and interior flooding. If your HVAC ductwork is embedded in the slab—a common practice in older homes—rainwater seepage can cause corrosion and mold growth in the ducts.

Do Your Gutters Measure Up to Protect Your Home

Although most homes in our area have gutter systems, these gutter systems must function well to safeguard the structure from water damage. To prevent harm to your home, you need leak-free gutters installed on every sloped roof edge that:

• Are properly secured to the fascia so rainwater enters and drains away through the gutter.
• Are angled correctly to prevent standing water in the troughs.
• Have securely-attached downspouts to carry water away.
• Have correctly-placed downspouts that are long enough to divert the flow of water so it drains at least three feet from the foundation.

The Many Ways That Gutters Defend Your Home

Hiring an experienced company like Gutter Boyz of Kentucky to install quality gutters is one of the easiest ways to preserve your home. Here are just some of benefits of ensuring proper rainwater routing with correctly-installed, quality gutters.

• Soil around the foundation stays stable, which prevents flooding under the slab, soil erosion and damage to the turf and landscape plantings.
• Exterior siding and masonry are protected against damage from repeated downpours of water.
• Driveway, sidewalks and patios are less likely to settle or crack.
• Roof edge and fascia boards don’t deteriorate.
• Risk is reduced for hazardous mold growth in the attic, walls or ducts.

If you’re concerned that your gutters aren’t performing properly and adequately protecting your Western Kentucky home and landscaping from damage, then CONTACT US at Gutter Boyz of Kentucky. Whether you need new gutters, gutter repair, gutter cleaning or gutter guards, we are just one call away. Give us a call today at (270) 906-3055 today.