Goodnight Construction

Goodnight Gutters guarantees our rain gutters not to leak or pull loose from the house for the lifetime of the house. Rain gutters are also guaranteed not chip or fade for 20 years after installation. We take our job seriously because our work protects your property. Goodnight Gutters will Gut-Ur-Dun. Country blue is a medium shade that blends with the sky and goes great with a white exterior. Evergreen brings the landscape color up to your gutters. Redwood is a mellow shade of red. Gutters play an important role when it comes to protecting your home from damage.

Scott Goodnight purchased his first 5 inch gutter machine, but has expanded to offer 5 and 6 inch K Style seamless gutters, and 5 or 6 inch leaf screens. Scott takes care of all of your rainwater diversion needs. At Goodnight Gutters, you pay nothing until you are satisfied. Many ask if Scott is related to Charles Goodnight and the answer is no. Scott has lived in Amarillo all of his life, and has experience in residential and commercial construction, since his high school days. He pursued his education by obtaining a bachelor's degree in kinesiology and taught 8th grade for 3 1/2 years.

Seamless gutters have earned their place as the most popular gutter product on the market today. They offer reliable service for decades and require little to no maintenance. Plus, they are very affordable. They come in 5-inch and 6-inch depths to accommodate the amount of water that typically comes off your roof. Seamless Gutters are better than traditional gutters because traditional gutters are installed in sections. Each section requires a number of fasteners to keep it secure. Where the sections meet, a special sealant needs to be used to keep the water flowing from section to section until it reaches the downspout.

Whether you enjoy the reddish-orange color it shows when freshly installed or the silvery green patina it develops, the color of copper is one of its defining features. It is highly corrosion resistant, which makes it a great choice for outdoor applications. Copper gutters and downspouts are a perfect example of this. If you are looking for something special for the outside of your home, gutters and downspouts made of copper are definitely the way to go.

There are many benefits to installing French drains beneath the soil on your property. They efficiently remove rainwater, snow melt, and groundwater from the property or out into the middle of the yard and are highly effective at protecting foundations, sidewalks, and landscaping from damage. Properly planning and excavating the trench for a French drain is critical. While the depth must be sufficient to collect the maximum amount of rainwater possible, the slope is even more important. If the trench is not sloped properly, then it will struggle to efficiently drain the water that seeps into it.

Gutters play an important role when it comes to protecting your home from damage. They capture rainwater coming off the roof and move it away from the foundation and landscaping, to avoid erosion problems. They also protect the edges of the roof from exposure to the elements. The gutters on your home are hard working. They take all the water that hits your roof and redirects it down through the downspout and away from the foundation. Gutters can work for years without any problems. However, over time, they can start to develop problems that need attention.

Gutters catch the water that comes off your roof during a rain storm. At the same time, it can also catch debris like loose leaves and small twigs. This debris is often too big to go down the downspout properly. Instead of getting washed away, it sits in the bottom of the gutter. Over time, the amount of debris builds up until it fills the entire gutter and clogs the downspouts. That is when the water starts overflowing instead of flowing down the downspout. Gutters get dirty, inside and out. That is just part hanging outside year-round.