DMR's Warranty and Service Page

<body background="../tn/clouds.jpg" bgproperties="fixed" bgcolor="#33CCFF" text="#000080" link="#0000FF" vlink="#0066FF" alink="#FFFF00"> <div align="center"> <center> <table border="10" width="90%" bordercolorlight="#0000FF" cellpadding="5" bordercolordark="#000080" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <td width="300" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" valign="top" align="center"> <p align="center"><a href="http://dmr-gutters.com/fs/" target="_top"> <img src="../tn/dmrsmall.gif" start="fileopen" align="center" border="0" hspace="" vspace width="300" height="152"></a></p> </td> <td align="center" background="../tn/clouds.jpg" bgcolor="#33CCFF"> <p align="center"><font size="5"><em><strong> Warranty and Service Page</strong></em></font></td> </tr> </table> </center> </div> <p align="center"><a href="mailto:bid@dmrgutters.com?subject=Warranty Information"><b> <font color="#008000" size="3">Updated 1-8-2007</font></b></a></p> <p align="center"> <em> <font FACE="CopperPlate" SIZE="5" COLOR="#000000"> <a target="_top" href="cont.htm"> <img border="3" src="../tn/email2.jpg" width="500" height="135"></a></font></em></p> <div align="center"> <center> <table border="1" width="80%" cellpadding="5" background="../tn/b_metal.gif"> <tr> <td align="center"><font size="4"> <a style="color: #00FFFF" target="_self" href="#Instal">Our installation warranty</a></font></td> <td align="center"><font size="4"> <a style="color: #00FFFF" target="_self" href="#Your">Your responsibilities with the No-clog warranty</a></font></td> </tr> <tr> <td align="center"><font size="4"> <a style="color: #00FFFF" target="_self" href="#Not">Issues not covered</a></font></td> <td align="center"><font size="4"> <a style="color: #00FFFF" target="_self" href="#Strainers">Why are strainers bad for gutters?</a></font></td> </tr> <tr> <td align="center"><font size="4"> <a style="color: #00FFFF" target="_self" href="#No">Our no-clog warranty</a></font></td> <td align="center"><font size="4"> <a style="color: #00FFFF" target="_self" href="#Value">Best value for your $</a></font></td> </tr> </table> </center> </div> <p align="center"><font size="1" color="#8AC5FF">.</font></p> <div align="center"> <center> <table border="1" width="95%" cellpadding="10"> <tr> <td> <strong><u><font size="4" color="#003300">Our <a name="Instal">instal</a>lation warranty:</font></u><font size="4"> </font> </strong> <p align="justify"><b>We offer a minimum 25 year installation labor warranty on all the materials we install.</b> The manufacturer of the painted aluminum we use offers a 20 year paint finish warranty.  We have seen aluminum gutters last over 50 years if installed well. Copper gutters have been used for well over 100 years and the sheet metal has held up, but the seams have commonly pulled apart, since they did not have continuous gutter machines back then. We have seen the water wear holes through the copper sheet metal when they used a thin 12oz copper. That is why we only use 16oz or more thickness copper, and highly recommend 20oz copper or more. </p> <p align="justify"><b><font size="4">Aluminum</font></b> gutters are nearly twice as thick as steel gutters to compensate for it being a softer metal. No sheet metal gutter will hold up to serious impact, so the idea that aluminum will not hold up as well as steel is an erroneous argument. Aluminum will not rust, so other than some strange chemical reaction it will out last you. We hear that aluminum has not held up as well on the Coast with the salt air reaction when there is dissimilar metal objects that had fallen into the gutter. It seems there is not a specific warranty on how long the aluminum sheet-metal will last. Aluminum has been used for gutters for well over 40 year now and we have yet to see it deteriorate through the bottom, since it is not a metal that will rust. </p> <p align="justify"><b><font size="4">Copper</font></b> has shown to last the best, but the simple erosion of running water will break down most any surface given enough time. It should be good for at least 80 years though, so it is good for the resale value of most any house beyond the extra cost off the copper gutters. Copper also will not deteriorate from rust and is a little stronger than aluminum, resisting dents. Copper gutters also can be made with a 20oz sheet-metal instead of the standard 16oz copper for even more dent resistance. We have seen evidence of copper gutters in service for well over 100 years. The soft lead solder joints may pull apart over time, which is why we do not solder our joints together, but the copper it's self has held up in most cases.</p> <p align="left"><u><b><font size="4">Details</font>:</b></u></p> <ul> <li> <p align="justify"><u><b>Realistic Warranty Claims?</b></u> As best we know, we offer the highest warranty in the business here locally.  <font color="#800000">Note: this is 25 times more than the Construction Contractors Board (CCB) in Salem Oregon requires of all Oregon construction contractors.  </font>We pride ourselves on giving only honest and realistic claims.  We have seen a web site (not local to us) that claimed a 100 year warranty on their copper gutters.  This is suspect in of it's self.  How many years in the ground will that contractor be in 100 years from now? There are few small businesses that can survive more than a couple years, let alone more than 25 years. We have already specialized in gutter installation for over a dozen years now; since 1993 under the same contractors license number.  But how many more decades are we likely to be in business? Well, I am 42 years old, as of 1-30-05.  We will not make outrageous claims; like a roofing contractor I worked for, who knew he was dieing of cancer and was offering a 50 year warranty (he died a year later).  We also saw a recent bid from a competitor (7-05) who boldly stated they have a 25 year warranty, but in the fine print it clearly stated this was only a manufacturer's warranty, and their installation warranty is only 1 year.  Which is the minimum required warranty for all types of construction. This shows their intent was to deceive the client, and had no intention of standing by their installations.</li> <li> <p align="justify"><u><b>Detached or Damaged?</b></u> Since we use only stainless steel wood screws for installation, we can tell each time if the screws had some good solid wood to grip to.  This installation warranty does cover the gutters and downspouts from pulling loose from the house under normal conditions (see exceptions below)<br> <font color="#800000">Note: We would not know for sure if your existing fascia boards were installed well enough to hold the weight of the gutter.  We would discuss the need for replacement with you if we saw a problem, but we do not normally perform special test to see if the fascia boards are securely attached to the roof rafters.</font></li> <li><u><b>Leaks?</b></u> Our installation warranty does covers leaking corners and end-caps.</li> <li> <p align="justify"><u><b>Standing Water?</b></u> Our installation warranty also covers standing water in clean gutters of more than 1/2".<br> <font color="#800000">Note: we work especially hard to give all the gutters a slight grade toward the outlet drain, so they will even rinse themselves out in a heavy downpour.  There should be no standing water at all, but we cannot guaranty that your house will not settle to upset this balance in those 25 years.</font></li> <li><u><b>Transferable Warranty?</b></u> Our installation warranty is transferable to the next home owner, so it can help the sale of the house far more than you could save getting cheaper gutters.</li> </ul> <p align="justify"><a href="http://mind-temple.com/ethics.htm">Click here</a> to read more on our thoughts on our personal <a href="http://mind-temple.com/ethics.htm"> ethical responsibility</a>, not only to our clients, but to all those we deal with.  We do our best to maintain customer satisfaction in all situation.</td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p align="justify"><strong><u><font size="4" color="#003300">Rust free materials</font></u></strong></p> <p align="justify">More importantly than warranties, we feel it matters what type of material and type of parts we use to install gutters.  Rust and poor installation account for over 90% of gutter replacement, so that is where we place most of our focus. We only work with rust free parts and over 4 times the strength installation on each gutter job we do.</p> <p align="center"><a href="../im/hh1.jpg" target="_self"> <img border="3" src="../tn/hh1.jpg" hspace="15" vspace="15" width="300" height="220"></a><a href="../im/hh2.jpg" target="_self"><img border="3" src="../tn/hh2.jpg" hspace="15" width="300" height="247"></a><p align="justify"> Here is a clear photo of the only gutter profile we offer and how the heavy-duty hidden hanger supports the gutter and is attached to the house. Since mid 2004 we upgraded our standards to a pair of stainless steel screws in the outer holes of these hidden hanger pictured, due to the bad snow storm we had in early 2004 (see our <a target="_self" href="../snow.htm">Snow Damage</a> web page for more details on this issue). <b>You will not find another contractor to install them nearly as well at any pice.</b></p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <strong><u><font size="4" color="#003300">Issues <a name="Not">Not</a> Covered by Our Installation Warranty:</font></u></strong><p align="justify"><b>The fine print:</b> <font color="#800000">(although we try to make it legible here)</font>. Customer satisfaction is very important to us, but we would be fools to accommodate every possible situation, so here is some of the common sense limitation that we cannot be responsible for <font color="#800000">(sorry if this seems condescending)</font>.</p> <p align="justify"><b><font color="#660066">(a) </font></b>We cannot be responsible if the cause of the gutters coming loose was from the fascia board it's self becoming dislocated from the house because of too much dry-rot behind the fascia board and or the nails holding the fascia board on pull loose or are rusted away.  This is not common, but this cannot be our responsibility unless we had installed those fascia boards of course.  Fascia boards coming down with the gutters rarely happens, but it could.<br><font color="#660066">Note: It is rare to see other contractors who use screws for installation of fascia boards.  When we install fascia boards, we use long Deckmate screws with a life time coating. Screws give a good indication if it has a solid grasp in the wood and are very unlikely to ever pull loose.  </font></p> <p align="justify"> <span style="text-decoration: none"><a target="_self" href="../snow.htm"> <img border="3" src="../tn/Letourneau1.jpg" align="right" hspace="10" width="300" height="243"></a></span></a><font color="#660066"><b>(b) </b> </font>You will not find a better installation, but we cannot be responsible for damage, scratches, or dents.  Things like tree branches falling, excessive snow and ice loads sliding off the roof <font color="#800000">(a terrible issue with metal roofs. See our <a href="../snow.htm" target="_self">Sheet Metal Roofs & Snow Page</a> for photos and details about this issue and what we try to do to avoid this from happening)</font>, abuse like: vehicles smashing into the gutters, and ladders banged against them.<br><font color="#660066">Note: we do not lean our ladders against gutters, and we go out of our way with each gutter job to install gutters with the best products on the market and twice the building code standards for a sturdy installation, but there is only so much that any gutters will resist.  You would do well to buy a $25 ladder stabilizer to loan workers who do not have them on their ladders, so they will rest the ladder on the shingles above the gutters.</font></p> <p><b><font color="#660066">(c) </font></b>Personal dangers from accessing your gutters for cleaning or such.</p> <p><b><font color="#660066">(d) </font></b>Injury and damage from falling off the roof, or grabbing the gutter as a last ditch effort to keep from falling to the ground.</p> <p align="justify"><b><font color="#660066">(e) </font></b>These screens are the sturdiest and the most user friendly product we have found.  The screens we use for aluminum gutters are made of an expanded steel sheet metal that has a black powder-baked on finish, so we are not responsible for these screens if they begin to rust over time. That would be the manufacturer who would be responsible, but we have not seen a written warranty for those screens.  If they were to make them out of aluminum sheet metal, they would be too light weight, prone to being blown open in the wind.  Also, they would be too fragile and would break off the hinge/clips that hold them in place. We have not found a source for stainless steel screens, but we do have copper screens for twice the cost.</p> <p align="justify"><b><font color="#660066">(f) </font></b>The manufacturer is solely responsible for any deterioration of the sheet metal and paint finishes.  They claim to provide a 40 year warranty on the sheet metals we use, and a 20 year paint finish warranty for the pre-painted aluminum sheet metal.  We do not know of a warranty for the touch-up spray paints the wholesale suppliers sell us for use in preparation of gutter parts. Note: we are happy to provide you with contact information of the two wholesale suppliers, <font color="#660066"> <a href="http://www.guttermanschoice.com/">Gutterman's Supply</a></font> phone #(503) 285-2500, and <font color="#660066"> <a href="http://www.custombiltmetals.com/">Custom-bilt Metals</a></font>' phone #(503) 256-3328.</td> </tr> <tr> <td> <a href="../im/screens2.jpg" target="_self"><font size="4"> <img border="3" src="../tn/screens2.jpg" align="right" hspace="10" vspace="10" width="385" height="250"></font></a><strong><u><font size="4" color="#003300">Our 15 year <a name="No">no-clog</a> warranty:</font></u></strong><p align="left"><u><b>Details:</b></u></p> <ul> <li> <p align="justify"><u><b>Length of our warranty:</b></u> We will only offer realistic claims. We could present fishy claims for lifetime warranties, but we will not play that game. If our system does in fact provide 15 years of trouble free service, you will know it is a very good system. We are not likely to be around too much more than 15 years, so there is no point to offer such an unrealistic warranty, and in so doing insult your intelligence.</li> <li> <p align="justify"><u><b>Maintenance?</b></u> Our No-clog warranty does not require you to have someone even go up to the roof edge to even check your gutters for blockage.  If the gutters were clog and begin to over flow, it is our responsibility to clear them out.  In the last 8 years we have had such little warranty issues, it clearly shows this system works very well.  <font color="#660066">Note: we will not be making periodic inspections.  You would need to contact us to inform us if there is an issue that needs our attention.</font></li> <li> <p align="justify"><u><b>Nests under the screens?</b></u> It is a very rare occurrence, but we cannot be responsible for critters, insects, or birds building nests in your gutters, or these critters pulling the screens open.<br><font color="#660066">Note: if this happens, it is usually easy to push the screens back in place with a broom stick.</font></li> <li> <p align="justify"><u><b>Debris over the screens?</b></u> we cannot warranty normal debris build-up on the roof or over the top of the screens<br><font color="#660066">Note: wind typically clears this build-up over the screens after it has a chance to dry.</font></li> <li><u><b>Storm sewer clogs?</b></u> We are not able to cover this, but the Leaf-catchers are very helpful.  <font color="#660066">Note: </font><font color="#800080">Leaf-catchers are not part of our No-clog gutter warranty.</font></li> <li><u><b>Transferable?</b></u> Our No-clog warranty is transferable to the next home owner, so it can help the sale of the house far more than the cost of these options.  </li> </ul> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <a href="../im/LC1.jpg" target="_self"> <font size="4"> <img src="../tn/LC1.jpg" alt="This is a Leak catcher that would be installed at hip hieght in the downspout " align="right" hspace="10" border="3" width="232" height="600"></font></a><strong><u><font size="4"><a name="Your"><font color="#003300">Your</font></a> </font><font size="4" color="#003300">only responsibilities with our No-clog warranty:</font></u></strong><p align="justify">With our No-clog warranty; you have no responsibility to have someone get up there and check the gutters at all. If the gutters were to become clogged, it would over flow above the downspouts, since that is the low spot. Once notified, it is our responsibility to come out to clear the obstruction. </p> <p align="justify">As stated above, we will not be doing regular system checks of your house, so you would need to contact us if there were to become a problem.  This is a small concern, since we have had less than a 5% call back issue.</p> <p align="justify"><u><b>Leaf-catchers</b></u> <font color="#800000">(as shown to the right)<br> </font>These are not required for Or No-clog warranty, but they are our most popular option, since these are very helpful to keep your rain sewer pipes clear. They are also a lot cheaper than a single Roto-Rooter service call. With our Leaf-catchers, maintenance is simple from the ground level.  All you need to do is clear out the debris in the Leaf-catcher every so often. <font color="#660066">Note: It does not usually need serviced more than about 4 times a year, depending on the debris issue near your house.</font></p> <p align="justify">The Leaf-catcher is placed at hip height, so you don't have to bend over to access it.  With this technology there is much less need to get up to the roof's edge and clear the gutters out.  If you decide that you want to clean out the gutters, you can simply place a piece of plastic or even cardboard over the screen in the Leaf-catcher.  Then rinse out the gutters with the garden hose, spraying right through the screens. This way even the tiny roof sand will flush out onto the ground. Then sweep it up if you choose, and you are done.</p> <p align="justify"><u><b>Roof Debris Accumulation:<br> </b></u>None of this will keep debris from accumulating on your roof. That of course would be not be our responsibility. Although, if you do not keep your roof clean, it does not affect our No-clog warranty.</p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p align="justify"><strong><u><font size="4" color="#003300">Why are <a name="Strainers">strainers</a> in the gutter bad for gutters?<br> </font> </u></strong>The type of strainers that goes up inside the gutters are death to gutters <font color="#800000">(no joke)</font>.  You want the gutters to continually drain as they should.  Yes, it is very important to keep your underground drains clear of this debris, but placing the Leaf-catcher strainer in the downspout is much wiser.</p> <p align="justify">The debris simply decomposes, turning to mud. and damn up the water.  This causes severe damage to the foundation through ground erosion, which is the whole reason gutters are now a mandatory building code.  It also will pull the gutters loose of the house from the heavy weight of the water and debris.  If your gutters are steel, it causes them to rust through that much sooner.  You want the gutters to continue to function and drain!</td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p align="justify"><strong><u><font size="4" color="#003300">Best <a name="Value">value</a> for your $:<br> </font> </u></strong>Some people here in the Northwest simply do not have a serious debris problem and may not need these No-clog options with their new gutters.  Even though most of our clients go with the full package, we happily provide our double strength rust-free gutters without our No-clog options.  Our basic installation is better than you will find elsewhere, and at a reasonable price.  With the stainless steel screws we use to hang our gutters with offers over twice the support building code requires, better caulk, and other parts.  So even without the No-clog options you have confidence that this will be a job well done and money well spent.  This we can easily prove, and guarantee.</p> <p align="justify">With the No-clog options it is a product that works better than any other we have seen.  And also cost less that all the other options with a similar claims. You can read more specific details about the different No-clog options on our <a href="lp.htm">Comparison web page</a>. And even link to their official web sites to hear their side of the story. We are that confident.</p> <p align="center"><font color="#800000">Read more on our </font><a target="_self" href="http://mind-temple.com/ethics.htm"> Ethical Responsibility</a><font color="#800000"> web page.</font></td> </tr> </table> </center> </div> <p align="center"><font size="1" color="#8AC5FF">.</font></p> <p align="center"> <em> <font FACE="CopperPlate" SIZE="5" COLOR="#000000"> <a target="_top" href="cont.htm"> <img border="3" src="../tn/email2.jpg" width="500" height="135"></a></font></em></p> <p align="center">  </p> <div align="center"> <table border="5" width="95%" cellpadding="5"> <tr> <td width="100%" bgcolor="#003300"> <strong><u><font color="#FFFF00"><font face="Comic Sans MS"> Other Helpful <a name="Roofing">Roofing</a> Information</font><br> </font></u></strong><font color="#00CCFF">For some valuable advice with regards to roofing and rain management issues check out our:</font><p> <font color="#00CCFF"><font color="#CC99FF">(a) </font> <a target="_top" href="qs.htm">Gutter Installation</a><br> <font color="#CC99FF">(b) </font> <a target="_top" href="lp.htm">Gutter Debris Protection Options</a><br> <font color="#CC99FF">(c) </font> <a target="_top" href="roofs.htm">Roofing Quality Standards</a><br> <font color="#CC99FF">(d) </font> <a target="_top" href="http://copper-by-design.com/fs/cf.htm">Chimney Flashing</a></font><br> <font color="#00CCFF"> <font color="#CC99FF">(e) </font> <a href="../rf/moss.htm">Moss Control & Treatment</a></font></p> <p><font color="#00CCFF">web pages for answers and solutions that could save you thousands of $ and a great deal of anguish.</font></p> <p><font color="#00CCFF">If you do find this information very helpful, feel free to send us a $ tip for the assistance we so freely have published on the web here for your benefit, like you might tip a waitress.  Heck, send us a gift certificate for a candle lit dinner for two. <LOL></font></td> </tr> </table> </div> <p align="center"> <em> <font FACE="CopperPlate" SIZE="5" COLOR="#000000"> </p> <p align="center"><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1">.</font><a href="http://www.angieslist.com/AngiesList/HowItWorks.asp"><img border="3" src="../tn/AngiesList.jpg" width="400" height="142"></a><br> </font> <font FACE="CopperPlate" COLOR="#000000"> <b><span style="background-color: #FFFF00"> For a good honest free resource to find reliable contractors <br>  in your area that your neighbors have used and reviewed </span></b></p> </font> <font FACE="CopperPlate" SIZE="5" COLOR="#000000"> <p align="center"> </p> <div align="center"> <center> <table border="10" cellpadding="15" width="330" bgcolor="#00CCFF" bordercolorlight="#0000FF" bordercolordark="#000080" cellspacing="3"> <tr> <td width="100%" background="../tn/back1.gif" height="77"> <p align="center"><strong><font size="4" color="#00FFFF">Below is a photo of our<br> Better Business Bureau's<br> NW Business Integrity Award<br> for the year 1998</font></strong></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="100%" bgcolor="#800000" height="340"> <p align="center"><a href="referrals.htm" target="_top"> <img src="../tn/bbb.jpg" alt="1999 Better Business Award" border="3" width="300" height="300"></a> <p align="center"><a href="referrals.htm" target="_top"> <img border="3" src="../tn/award1.jpg" width="300" height="75"></a></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="100%" background="../tn/raindro.gif" height="81"> <p align="center"><font color="#000080">We were also a 1997 finalist for this same award. 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