WTB: Roofing or eavestrough person

[mr_ballroom]

The drain for my eavestrough fell off from my 2nd floor.

Anyone know a good contractor/person who could fix this?



THANKS!
Andrew

[mr_ballroom]

Another picture.

[mr_ballroom]

Thanks Luke for the incredibly quick service!!!


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Thanks,
Andrew

[Kobe]

its called a downspot and should not take more then 2minutes to fix, we take them off and put them back on after we do the stucco on the wall..

Just need a drill 3 or 4 screws and a ladder..

[mr_ballroom]

Yeah I know, but when you don't have a 20-30 foot lader it make's it tough...

[2BLUE]

LOL

[dropdat]

Originally posted by Kobe
its called a downspot and should not take more then 2minutes to fix, we take them off and put them back on after we do the stucco on the wall..

Just need a drill 3 or 4 screws and a ladder..

that may have been so but the troughers that did this job shit the bed and didn't even use plugs on their downspout holes and when the wind or whatever ripped the downspout off, it ripped the shit out of the trough and actually was alot more work when you got up there then it seems from the pictures.

[mr_ballroom]

Originally posted by dropdat


that may have been so but the troughers that did this job shit the bed and didn't even use plugs on their downspout holes and when the wind or whatever ripped the downspout off, it ripped the shit out of the trough and actually was alot more work when you got up there then it seems from the pictures.

I did notice rather large holes in the part the fell off.... I probably should've taken pictures of that close up.

Thanks again Luke and your crew.


Regards,
Andrew