We have been open for a few weeks now, kind of, but Mother Nature has not been cooperating! This latest snow storm was not a great April’s Fool Day prank. Oh well, it is New England!!! We are offering a ” 2017 Swing Into Spring” special for anyone requesting an estimate, has a past estimate,… Read more »
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Swing Into Spring Special
We have been open for a while now and due to recent price reductions in aluminum, we are offering a “Swing Into Spring” special for anyone with an estimate, past, present, or immediate future. We have cut our overall pricing due to the price reduction and wish to pass this savings along to our customers…. Read more »
What Is Adder Board? And Why Do I Need It?
So you’ve just received an estimate for new gutters and there’s a line item that says adder board that seems to be pricey and has driven up the overall bottom line total. You’ve even gotten other estimates from competing companies and no-one except Alo Seamless Gutters has included adder baord. Is this some kind of… Read more »
Spring Is Finally Here, and so are Gutter Issues
It’s been a very long and cold winter, but we are finally open for the 2014 guttering season as of April 1st. We’re working through a backlog of pre-booked and postponed work, and the calls keep coming in – for which we are very appreciative of. We’re doing new gutters and replacement gutters for many… Read more »
The End-Of-Season Crunch
Joe and the crew have been hard at it and straight out recently, with no immediate end in sight. We’ve just completed some seamless gutter work in Acton, Harvard, Boxborough, and Concord, with visits to Newton Center, Marlborough, and Shirley next week. The crew is doing a great job, and with Joe onboard at all… Read more »
What is reverse flashing?
Now that I have figured out how to post video clips, it’s almost past time to talk about reverse flashing. But I have to keep my boss happy (doesn’t everyone?), and I’ve been promising this for a while now, so we’re going to now investigate the option of reverse flashing. First I just want to say… Read more »
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