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Welcome to The rain gutters specialists inc!

Our services include rain gutters, copper, aluminum, all custom work, and seamless rain gutters service in many areas of Los Angeles county.

We offer a variety of options in rain gutter styles and materials as we continuously research new and innovative materials in our industry (i.e. rain chains and gutter guards), allowing us to give our customers the best job possible, backed by the best service. With every job that our rain gutter specialists complete, we are confident that you have received the highest quality materials and workmanship available. At present, we are installing baked aluminum seamless rain gutters, as well as copper and steel gutters.

Established in 1999.

Our philosophy is simple: offer the best quality product at a fair price, deliver it with skillful, friendly service and make sure each customer is satisfied. That's it!

We must be doing things right. We've been selected for the "Super Service" award by Angie's List in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 & 2015, were contracted by the A&E network TV program "Flip This House", and have received wonderful reviews from our many satisfied customers throughout Los Angeles county.

Seamless aluminum rain gutters are our specialty. We also install copper, bonderized and galvanized steel gutter systems. Need custom fabrication? Call us for more information.

As a "Rain Gutters Guy" for the past 10 years I am proud to be part of The Rain Gutter Specialists Company. It's not just about doing rain gutters, it's about getting the job done right!

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Mike's Seamless Aluminum Gutters is Maryland's leading full service residential and commercial gutter company. We are dedicated to providing professional gutter installation, expert service and unparalleled satisfaction for over 34 years. Founder and president Mike Baird has built a solid reputation in this industry thru the years and continues to stand behind his commitment to each and every customer.

You can be assured that the service we provide will exceed your expectations. Our experienced team of skilled professionals will tailor each job to your specific needs to enhance your home or business. We utilize only state of the art equipment and the highest quality materials for each and every installation. We guarantee our materials and craftsmanship with one of the best warranties in the business.

At Mike's Seamless Aluminum Gutters, our workmanship is flawless. Our gutter services include gutter planning, gutter design, gutter installation, and gutter protection including Champion Gutter Guard. Mike's Seamless Aluminum Gutters boasts a client list of over 20,000 satisfied homeowners, businesses and contractors. Let us plan, design and install your next gutter project! Contact us today for a free, no obligation quote.

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Are you tired of having to climb a ladder to clean your gutters? Do you wish you didnt have to put your physical safety at risk just to remove debris from a clogged gutter system? The Beldon LeafGuard gutter system is a patented product that will simplify your life by eliminating the time-consuming and dangerous chore of gutter clean out. Beldon LeafGuard is a one-piece system that prevents a variety of gutter problems from occurring. Most debris is prevented from entering the gutter system by a fully integrated curved hood that keeps out the majority of leaves, twigs, and other items, but permits water to fall in. Should any extraneous items enter the gutter system, its seamless design ensures that the debris wont snag. The result is a freely flowing, non-clogging gutter that channels away rainwater to where it wontdamage the home. Another great thing about Beldon LeafGuard is that it doesnt have to be nailed to the roof, potentially causing warranty problems like a standard system. Instead, it is affixed directly to the fascia using durable brackets, with installation typically taking a day or less.

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Gutter king of North Florida provides affordable service and installation ofSeamless Gutters, Gutter Guard Systems, Rain Barrels and more for all size homes and commercial buildings. We serviceJacksonville, the Beaches, Orange Park, and surrounding areas.

Gutter King is the top installer of seamless rain gutters in Jacksonville, Florida. Our team of installers islicensed, well experiencedand bonded to work in Florida. We care about doing the right job the right way the first time. For us, there is no other way and that is what sets us apart from the competition.

Sure, you could hire just about anyone to come to your home and install gutters. In fact, our competitors might even be bigger and they might even be cheaper and faster. But unlike just any old contracting outfit, we care about more than just getting paid we care about your satisfaction.

On top of that, we specialize in gutter installation in Jacksonville, FL. We do gutters and we dont do anything else. Because of our focus on gutters we are able to install gutter systems that not only work well but also look great. And because we love the Jacksonville area we understand the needs our customers have, particularly when it comes to the heavy Florida rains. How many others out there can say that?

Installing gutters is an important part of maintaining and protecting your home. Our innovative gutter systems will protect your home from the harmful effects of the elements and Mother Nature. In addition, our Gutter Guard system helps ensure proper drainage throughout the year by preventing leaves and residue from building up and clogging your gutters.

If you live in or near the Jacksonville area and have a need for gutter installation or repair, give us a call. A member of our installation team will be more than happy to visit your home. We provide free, no hassle estimates and can discuss options that best fit your budget and needs.

Give us a call and find out why were the Gutter King!

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GutterKing was started in 1990 and has been installing seamless aluminum gutters, gutter protection and roof de-icing systems for 25 years. As a family owned and operated company, we serve Buffalo, NY including Erie and Niagara Counties. Anyone whom you come incontact with at GutterKing is a direct employee of GutterKing, meaning, unlikeother companies, we do not use subcontractors of any kind. We are prompt, efficient and usually can complete a job from initial contact to completion in 7 to 10 business days or less depending on the weather.We show up on timeand do not require a deposit in most cases.

The experienced gutter contractors at GutterKing specialize in the installation, repair and maintenance of gutters, gutter covers, downspouts, fascia boardsand soffit and trim for both residential and commercial customers. We even provide icicle and snow removal services for your roof and gutters as well as roof deicing systems to prevent further ice buildup that can lead towater leaking into your home. As a fully insured business in Buffalo, NY, you can expect top quality services at competitive prices. We have full liability insurance and workmens comp. Our markets are homeowners of all ages as well as landlords, small business owners, commercial business owners andproperty management companies.

GutterKing is Western New Yorks premier seamless gutter installer. From resolving drainage problems to gutter flushing, we do it all. You may be surprised at how affordable gutter protection can be.

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A major expansion of Smallhouse Road is nearing the final weeks of the projects first phase.

The city is taking a multi-year and multi-phased approach to widening the road between Broadway Avenue and Campbell Lane.

The first phase began last year and focuses on the section between Campbell Lane and Highland Way, with the road being widened to three lanes with a center turn lane. Installing curbs, gutters and an 8-foot-wide multi-use sidewalk/path on the eastern side of the road are also part of the project.

Two new retention basins have been built as part of the project near the Living Hope Baptist Church property near Campbell Lane.

City Engineer Melissa Cansler said crews are working on the final touches of the roughly $2 million first phase, primarily relating to sewer lines.

The first phase is scheduled for completion in August or September, despite an abundance of rock discovered during excavation work.

To avoid having to blast in a residential area, they had to hammer away at it, she said.

Cansler said the city has tried to avoid closing the road during construction, but reminds motorists to keep an eye out. Sometimes we do have to flag the road, she said.

A public meeting was held earlier this year to inform area residents about phase 2 of the project.

Phase 2 includes the portion of Smallhouse from Highland Way to Ridgecrest Drive and will also include widening the road to three lanes and installation of curb, gutter and multi-use sidewalk/path.

The appraisal process for right-of-way acquisitions for Phase 2 is underway, Cansler said.

Phase 3 would finish the project to Scottsville Road. The entire project could take about six years to finish, city officials said previously.

Even though the project is not completed, Cansler said the city is already getting feedback on the widening.

Weve gotten good input on the traffic flow, she said.

The city website has a page devoted to information on the project, including maps, at bgky.org/ smallhouse-road-widening.

Follow city government reporter Wes Swietek on Twitter @BGDNgovtbeat or visit bgdailynews.com.

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King of Prussia, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/10/2017 -- G. Cannon Roofing and Siding, the leading roofing contractors in West Chester and the surrounding areas, want everyone to be aware that the windows on their home can play a big part in their monthly energy bill.

Newer windows are being designed to help keep more warm air in during the winter and more cool air inside during the summer. Older windows can allow for more warm air to enter a home, forcing the air conditioning unit to work more than it would if newer windows were installed. Having a home's windows and insulation installed with energy efficiency in mind can help lower a home's energy bill significantly.

G. Cannon Roofing and Siding is a GAF Materials Corporation factory-certified company. GAF Materials Corporation is the largest roofing manufacturer in all of North America. What helps make GAF Materials Corporation stand out from the rest of the roofing manufacturers out there is their warranty policies include both parts and installation. Having a manufacturer as notable as GAF Materials Corporation trust the level of work by G. Cannon Roofing and Siding says a lot about the company.

Aside from being a leading supplier of window installation, G. Cannon Roofing and Siding are also a reliable company for roofing repair and installation, siding repair and installation and gutter repair and installation.

Other benefits customers can expect through G. Cannon Roofing and Siding include their virtual home builder tool powered by GAF, lifetime shingle warranties and 25-year non-prorated workmanship warranties backed by GAF Materials Corporation.

Interested parties can visit http://cannonroofingandsiding.com/ or call 484-653-5800 for more information on G. Cannon Roofing and Siding and the services their roofers in Springfield offer.

About G. Cannon Roofing and Siding G. Cannon Roofing and Siding performs roofing installations, maintenance and repairs throughout Southeastern, PA. The company won the 2012 GAF Training Excellence Award for their intensive training process for all employees. By continuously upgrading their materials and industry knowledge, G. Cannon Roofing and Siding provides the most reliable service in the area.

For more information, visit http://www.cannonroofingandsiding.com.

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Idaho Falls 0Updated at 11:15 am, July 10th, 2017 By: EastIdahoNews.com staff We Matched

The following is a news release from the city of Idaho Falls on Monday.

IDAHO FALLS Water line replacement on Seventh Street from South Boulevard to Holmes Avenue will begin on Monday, July 17. The anticipated completion time is two months.

The replacement project includes installation of water lines, valves and hydrants. It also includes landscaping, sprinkler system repair, and underground bores to accommodate water services. Curb, gutter, sidewalk and asphalt will be removed and replaced in the affected areas.

Arrangements were made to accommodate temporary water service and access for local residents.

Barring unforeseen conditions, all businesses in the area will be accessible during construction. However, short duration closures of individual accesses will be needed and will be coordinated to accommodate the project schedule.

Please watch for equipment and workers, follow all traffic signs and flaggers, and reduce speeds to posted limits.

For questions, call HK Construction at (208) 523-6600.

Additional information on City of Idaho Falls construction projects can be found on the homepage of the citys website or by clicking here.

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At its meeting on June 21, the Commonwealth Transportation Board approved the Six Year Improvement Program. The funded projects in Roanoke County include features like traffic signal coordination, pedestrian improvements and interstate auxiliary lane additions.

Funded projects:

Plantation Road streetscape

Phase II constructs sidewalk, curb, gutter, drainage systems and plants street trees between Walrond Drive and Gander Way, on the west side of Plantation Road. It will add pedestrian signals and continental crosswalks to the Gander Way/Friendship Lane traffic signal. In addition, the Walrond Drive/Plantation Road intersection will be widened and realigned to provide a turn lane and improve sight distance for drivers turning out of Walrond Drive.

West Main Street sidewalks

This project will install sidewalk along the north side of West Main Street, from Daugherty Road to Technology Drive. It also includes a new continental crosswalk and pedestrian signals at Alleghany Drive and Daugherty Road intersections, as well as sidewalk along the south side of West Main Street from the Salem city limits to Technology Drive.

Williamson Road pedestrian improvements

This project adds sidewalk on the north side of Williamson Road to connect planned pedestrian signals and crosswalks at the Peters Creek Road/Williamson Road intersection to the Plantation Road Bicycle, Pedestrian and Streetscape Improvement Project, as well as existing Williamson Road sidewalk east of Plantation Road. The project will extend along Williamson Road (Route 11) from Peters Creek Road (Route 117) to Plantation Road (Route 115) on the north side of the street.

Oak Grove traffic control

This project will add Adaptive Traffic Control systems to seven existing traffic signals on Route 419, and to four existing traffic signals on Route 221, in the Cave Spring and Oak Grove areas of Roanoke County. The purpose of the installation is to decrease congestion on both corridors by improving the flow of traffic through adaptive optimization of the connected signals, which can detect traffic demand in real time.

I-81 widening

This project will provide a southbound auxiliary lane on I-81 between Exit 143 and Exit 141. The project will require inside/outside lane widening and widening of the southbound bridge.

Huffman Lane reconstruction

This project will reconstruct 0.1 miles of Huffman Lane and construct a turnaround.

For additional information about transportation projects, contact David Holladay, Roanoke County Planning Administrator, by email or by phone at (540) 772-2094.

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Meet the Kitchen Cousins

Anthony Carrino and his cousin John Colaneri scour the streets of New Jersey with their family-based construction company looking to breathe life into old, dismal kitchens. Whether it's creating a vibrant contemporary design or a classic look, the Kitchen Cousins are always up for a challenge. Browse some of their most striking kitchen remodels.

A badly-placed staircase and a washing machine take up much of the usable area in homeowner Michele's Hoboken, N.J. kitchen. And that's not all: dated flooring, cabinetry and appliances mean this space is desperate for a Kitchen Cousins makeover.

Michele requested a modern space that still felt connected to the century-old architecture in the rest of the house. Bold, contemporary cabinets and stainless steel details juxtapose nicely with the original pine flooring (discovered under the tired linoleum!).

By removing a wall between the kitchen and dining room, John and Anthony turned two small, unusable spaces into one larger spot perfect for parties.

A tin tile ceiling visually separates the kitchen and dining spaces and pays homage to the townhouse's past.

Not much has changed in Nalini Singh's Jersey City home since her parents bought it back in 1989 especially not her dingy, outdated kitchen. With a major lack of counter space and no cohesive design, Nalini's kitchen has certainly seen better days.

John and Anthony convinced Nalini to get rid of an old built-in hutch to make way for brand-new cabinets and appliances, but had part of the piece repurposed into a stylish bar cabinet. Purple walls and porcelain floor tiles made to look like light wood liven up the space.

Nalini couldn't believe this sleek, black table was the same wooden one from her old kitchen. The crew had it sanded, primed and spray-painted with a high-gloss lacquer to give it a fresh new look.

A crushed-glass mosaic backsplash against engineered stone countertops adds warmth and creates visual interest. The update more than doubled the amount of countertop space in Nalini's kitchen, giving her plenty of room to prepare food for friends and family.

The Orlandos, an Italian-American family living in a New Jersey condo, have outgrown their small, cookie-cutter kitchen. What's worse is that with an oven and a dishwasher that opens all the way to the floor, the kitchen is no place for the couple's three small children. Though several contractors have told Claudia and her husband Anthony if they wanted a bigger kitchen they'd have to move, the cousins think they can overcome the obstacles.

With a little help from the family, John and Anthony didn't just open up the Orlandos' kitchen, but the entire dining and living area as well. Running the cabinets along one wall creates more storage and countertop space, while ripping out the tile and continuing the flooring throughout makes the room appear larger. Claudia's father also helped the cousins move the family's modern chandelier over a few feet, centering the room.

Claudia often struggled with keeping her corner cabinet organized, so John and Anthony added Italian-style pullout shelves. Italian cabinets in white keep the space clean, while orange, chosen by Claudia's mother as an accent color, adds brightness.

When the cousins first arrived, Claudia introduced the boys to her home office: her pantry. John and Anthony created a built-in worktop, making it easier for Claudia to work and meet with clients from home.

Though Anthony Pino serves up delicious meals at Anthony David's and Bin 14, his kitchen at home doesnt do the head chef justice. A makeover for this cramped space was way overdue.

John and Anthony slid the island over to make a peninsula and closed off a rarely used basement door to create more space. Even though John was dying to add some color, his wife, Liz, always dreamed of having an all-white, traditional kitchen. White cabinets, a hidden dishwasher panel and honed Carrera marble countertops keep this kitchen pristine.

Honed marble is prone to stains, so the cousins created a custom wood chopping block out of 100-year-old flooring salvaged from homes around the area. A custom cousins touch: a burned-on Kitchen Cousins logo.

Iliana Martinez has remodeled her entire home except for this boring kitchen. John and Anthony are ready to make her dreams come true when she gives the cousins a shocking surprise she's already ordered custom, top-of-the-line appliances and cabinets from Italy, leaving them to abandon their initial ideas and work around hers!

For the Pinos' backsplash, John chose a neutral-toned glass tile with white grout to keep the white theme consistent. The tiles allow plenty of light to reflect off the surface and into the kitchen.

After a scramble to design around Iliana's cabinets and appliances, which included dual dishwashers, a double oven, a built-in espresso machine and a full-sized custom fridge, John and Anthony were able to pull together a bold, bright kitchen. A splash of red in a breakfast nook and a broken-glass backsplash tiled all the way up the wall give this space a unique look.

For her huge double ovens, John and Anthony built a dark wenge cabinet, an elegant contrast to the white lacquer throughout the rest of the kitchen. The cousins outfitted Iliana's espresso bar area with a shining stainless steel backsplash.

For Iliana, the kitchen is a place for the family to get together. The cousins created a banquette so the Martinez family would have a place to eat together or help the kids with homework. John and Anthony upholstered the area using a bright red to match the broken-glass backsplash.

John's mother was shocked to learn they were going to give her 20-year-old kitchen an overhaul. But with so much to do including completely opening up the space, giving her blah kitchen some color and new appliances and only a few weeks to do it, will the cousins have Aunt Denise's kitchen ready in time for Thanksgiving dinner?

John and Anthony were able to brave a snowstorm and power outage, a customs delay on their Italian cabinets and a race to find an oven the night before Thanksgiving. The new kitchen is warm, but still has a contemporary edge. The cousins closed off an unused door to create a galley kitchen with a massive 11-foot island plenty of room to fit Aunt Denise's hungry family!

Before renovations, Aunt Denise had been lighting her aging gas stove with a match. The boys installed a brand-new hood and a 5-burner, 36-inch gas cooktop. They also included a pot filler over the stove no more walking to the sink for pasta water!

This handmade, Moroccan-style backsplash adds color and contrast to the tobacco-stained oak cabinetry while also giving Aunt Denise's kitchen an authentic feel. Stainless steel countertops are a sleek and durable addition.

Devin has been living in his Jersey City home for 10 years, and is preparing for his girlfriend, Avril, to move in with her two children. Devin and Avril want to celebrate this coming together of the two families and turn his old, inefficient kitchen into a modern space they can call their own.

John and Anthony opened up Devin's small kitchen by tearing down a half wall and continuing the flooring into the dining room. White cabinets with splashes of color make what was once a dull space bright and full of light.

To further open the small space, the cousins cut and installed a picture-frame window in a wall adjacent to the living room. The boys then put a countertop in the window to create a breakfast bar where Devin and Avril can look at the television while eating and where friends and family can glance into the kitchen from the living room.

Devin and Avril weren't afraid of John's idea to use bold Tuscan orange in their kitchen. He created a striped focal wall of orange and gray hues to define the dining space.

Alfonso Ribeiro, best known as Carlton from The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, is stuck with a Los Angeles kitchen that's trapped in the same era as the beloved show.

John and Anthony opened up the kitchen by taking down a wall and creating one large island in the center of the space. Cabinets with clean lines and a brownish-gray hue make it contemporary, yet still warm and inviting.

A pantry without a door, drab white cabinets and a utilitarian office space did their respective jobs, but with very little style.

A large island with a built-in cooktop provides stylish seating for five, while a 3-D wallcovering adds texture. A frosted glass door hides the visual clutter of pantry essentials.

Fashionista Jeannie Mai of the Style Network and Freddy Harteis, Sportsman Channel's Hollywood Hunter, called in the Kitchen Cousins to help marry their two styles to create a "rustic luxe" space. The kitchen has good bones, but the update will bring the style into this century.

The cousins kept the original cabinetry and lighting, adding textured white countertops and wallcoverings to brighten the space.

Chrome-and-powder-blue appliances from Big Chill add bursts of color and create a playful, vintage-inspired vibe.

The cousins used antlers from Freddy's collection and glossy white spray paint to create a DIY chandelier for the rustic dining room.

Lisa Rivera loves to entertain, but her builder basic kitchen and its cramped galley-style layout are anything but festive. The cousins are here to help with ideas to make this condo kitchen modern and vibrant.

Knocking down a wall between Lisa's kitchen and living room opened up the space to make room for a bar and a table to entertain guests. Sleek and modern gray cabinets provide streamlined storage.

A ceramic, 3-D wallcovering adds both bright color and interesting texture to the kitchen.

A massive, double-sided fireplace broke up the room and kept homeowners Rich and Shane Svorec from making the most of their space. They needed more storage options, a homework nook for their two children and some warm, rustic style.

The cousins covered the white brick fireplace with fieldstone and added a mantel made from 100-year-old floor joists salvaged from a building in Hoboken, N.J. Wide plank, white oak floors complement the warm wood cabinets.

Rich tore down a poorly-placed wall between the kitchen and living room to open up the space, but that's where the project stalled.

John and Anthony finished what Rich started, giving the kitchen designer finishing touches like solid wood cabinets, a hammered copper farmhouse sink and a vintage-inspired stove.

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