Gutter Guards From Clarksville’s Finest

Every spring and fall, homeowners from Clarksville to Nashville pull out their ladders and undertake the tedious task of mucking out all of the leaves, branches, twigs, and debris from their home’s gutters. It’s a dirty chore that many people dread, but procrastination can lead to serious problems for your home. Fortunately, there is a solution: gutter guards professionally installed by Sparks Roofing!

How Gutter Guards Work

There are a number of different designs for gutter guards, and depending on the type of rain gutters your home is equipped with, several options may be available to you. They all operate on the basic principle of allowing water to flow into your gutters while leaves and debris are screened out or otherwise prevented from
entering the channel.

Save Time & Stay Safe

Gutter guards essentially eliminate the need to clean your gutters by allowing only water to enter. That means you don’t have to spend your weekend at the top of a ladder, scooping debris out of your gutters and exposing yourself to the unnecessary risk of injury from falling.

Enjoy a warm, dry home

Clogged gutters are no better than not having gutters at all because they are not effective at moving water away from your home. Gutter guards ensure that your home’s guttering system stays clear and free to channel water efficiently without requiring any additional work from you.

If you’d like to learn more about the gutter guards we offer, we encourage you to get in touch with our team today!

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Low Slope Roofing Systems

Roof systems can be classified as either low-slope roofing or steep-slope. Low-slope roofing typically consists of water impermeable features which make it waterproof when installed on slopes no greater than 14 degrees; while steep-slope roofing systems are protected from the weather using a watershedding covering that is installed on larger slopes.

Sparks Roofing has experience installing many types of low-slope roofing systems, from Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) to Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EDPM). We’re available to explain the pros and cons of each system, and dedicated to finding the one that’s right for your commercial building. We’re also available to conduct repairs on your existing low-slope roofing system, so contact our roofing contractors for a free estimate today!