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They tried several different approaches to I checked the gutters and downspouts for obstructions, like leaves and pine needles but found none. The second year 2021, it was only coming out one. They like to use the gimmick of spraying a light level of water on the roof to show how well the gutters work and I told them that that would not even be a normal rain storm let alone a good thunderstorm. I had water coming out both downspouts as it should. I had them come back and fix it and they did. I got my ladder out and looked at the gutter and it had standing water in it. It looked good until the first heavy rain where one of the downspouts in back fell apart. They put it up gutters in the from and back, then left. Most contractors and their crews will use the pathway to the front porch or up the driveway. When the crew came in some of them ran across the neighbors property and the rest came through my shrubs that I have along the sidewalk. There is no property line fence between my neighbors house and mine. So I accepted the bid and set up an appointment for the installation of the gutters. Since he did not bring up any issues with the installation of the back of the house or the two short runs in front of the house I figured it was good to go. I had him put 2 downspouts on the back since it was a 40 foot run (1 at each end)Īlthough he had no ladder to take a close look at the condition of the mold/trim board or the fascia board to see if it would be worth it for me to replace the gutter. The estimator came in and looking at the back of the house was and I told him I told him 40 foot. In 2020 I had Bobs Raingutters come in and give me an estimate of how much to replace my gutters. The property on Ermina was owned by Byrd's parents, Vern and Mary Byrd, of Spokane.Find hiring guides, material costs, expert advice, how-to's and more. Matthew Byrd, of Cornerstone Property Advisors LLC, of Spokane, handled the transaction. Rick Garrett says Rainman has grown despite the poor economy, taking on about 10 percent more jobs last year compared with 2008. It also offers heat cable used to keep water in gutters flowing away from a home during cold weather. Rainman sells, installs, and services rain gutters and leaf and needle roof-protection products for residential and commercial buildings. The project is extensive and will cost tens of thousands of dollars, Rick Garrett says. The remodeling project at the building on Ermina is being done by Chris Garrett's general contracting company, C. The Garretts purchased the business in 2007 from Dusty Henderson. Madelia, in 7,600 square feet of leased floor space.

The business currently is located at 2816 N.

The space is being remodeled, and the new location should open late next month. The structure will house Rainman's showroom, warehouse, and office areas, Garrett says. Ermina, just east of the Division-Ruby couplet, for the business. Rick Garrett, who owns Rainman with his wife, Chris, says the couple has bought a 9,800-square-foot building at 205 E. The owners of Rainman Seamless Rain Gutters, of Spokane, say they have purchased a building on the city's North Side and plan to move the business there to give it more room to grow.