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Originally Posted by TheStupid
I don't care that much about seamless part, but I do care about the quality of work. I'd rather do it myself and know I do it right than spend money on some yahoos.
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I've never heard of anyone pulling a permit for gutter installation in Houston but that doesn't mean there isn't a building code for it. If you have a small job, it will be difficult not to get gouged by installers and you are probably a lot better off DIY. For a big job with long runs that need to be graded properly, will have intricate downspouts in difficult place and/or that will involve a lot of ladder work, I would at least call around for some estimates. Be mindful of where you are re-directing rainwater to, btw...
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