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Can a SUPER GUTTER be retrofitted into our existing screen enclosure?

April 26, 2017Enclosure existing Gutter retrofitted screen

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Can a SUPER GUTTER be retrofitted into our existing screen enclosure?

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Yes, we do this over 500 times each year. After the enclosure is disconnected from the home all the beams are cut with a template to match the angle of the wood fascia and the size of the SUPER GUTTER. The SUPER GUTTER is then installed with all the fasteners per the Florida Building Code, and the beams are attached to the SUPER GUTTER. This is usually done when you are installing a new roof. For a roofing contractor to complete this job properly, the screen enclosure must be temporarily separated or “backed away” from your home so the roofer has easy access to change the metal drip edge and replace any rotten fascia. Then a SUPER GUTTER is installed on your home to protect your roof and wood fascia.