Here at CR Gutters, Inc., we understand the importance of transparency to our customers. Therefore, we have made this Disclaimer mandatory for all customers. This allows all customers to be aware of the issues that may arise that CR Gutters, Inc. does not cover.
-Payment terms
Full payment due upon completion. CR Gutters, Inc. requires a credit card prior to scheduling (3% credit card processing fee will apply should you chose to use credit card as your payment method). If you would like to pay with cash, check, or Zelle and we do not receive payment within 7 days, CR Gutters, Inc. will process the card on file. If payment is not received within 15 days, we will try to reach you via email or voicemail. If we are still unsuccessful, we will begin LIEN proceedings against the property and send the bill to collections.
-Rot
Evidence of rotten fascia boards, rafter tails, barge boards, or soffit may not always be noticeable until gutters are removed. If rot is discovered, CR Gutters, Inc. will cease work and only return after repairs are complete. CR Gutters, Inc. is not responsible for any repairs on existing rot.
-Installation
CR Gutters, Inc. does its best to make sure all customers are happy with the gutters they receive. There are a few things we cannot help. When installing new gutters, they may not look exactly like the old ones. Visual grade may look different due to sagging or settling of the home in areas. You may be able to see daylight behind the gutters. We install gutters to properly flow roof water. Downspout locations will be in the same location unless otherwise specified, screw holes and paint lines from the old gutters and downspouts are not the responsibility of CR Gutters, Inc. We do not use the same holes for installation, this is not the proper way to fasten new gutters. You may see old paint lines; we will try to cover these but again this is the responsibility of the owner.
-Gutter Covers
This is an amazing product, but we always tell all customers nothing is maintenance free in Washington state. We recommend blowing the covers off twice per year along with your roof.
-Tile Roofs
CR Gutters, Inc. is not responsible for any broken tiles during gutter installation. In the perfect scenario, gutters should be installed before tile roofs. If the roof is not being replaced, installers will take caution to avoid breaking any tiles and will notify the customer should any breakage occur. Tiles can become brittle over time, and although we take all precautions, there are cases where the tiles must be accessed for the gutter installation which could result in damage.
-Metal Roofs
CR Gutters, Inc. is not responsible for any damage or scratches to metal roofs. We try not to walk on metal roofs if possible but in some cases, it is necessary. Flashing on metal roofs must be held out 1/8” or gutters need to be installed prior.
-Tight Flashing/Drip edge
In Florida flashing is installed very tight. We have no choice but to pry the flashing out away from the home to install the gutters behind the flashing. This is the correct way to install gutters. This process will cause the flashing to look wavy inside the gutter this is normal and unpreventable. We are nor responsible for damage caused by prying the flashing.
-Heavy Rains
In Florida heavy rains are common. With the tile, and metal roofs in Florida sitting high above the drip flashing its common for some water to overshoot during these times. We do our best to install gutters high and tight with extra “Lip Guards” in valley areas.
-Color selection
All color selections are the responsibility of the customer. CR Gutters does not control the color of the interior of your gutters. The inner color of our coils may vary, and can include shades such as green, red, or blue, depending on several factors including the supplier and current aluminum/steel mill operations. These variations are beyond our control and may result in slight differences in color.
-Warranty 20 year material / 8-year labor
We provide all customers with warranty packets after the job is complete that goes over the details. One important factor to note is “mother nature” It is not very often that the Gulf gets Hurricanes but when it does it could rip the gutter off the home.