Although this is our "pricing page", I would assume this page would be of signifcant importance before making your decision on which company you are going to call when having your gutters installed on your home. If your intentions are to live or to own your home for a period of 2 or more years where you are considering to have gutters installed, I suggest you consider having your gutters installed properly so once installed, your gutters will catch the heavy rain cascading off your roof as well as protecting your fascia from rotting. We are the only company with real testimonials as well as providing you with photos with OUR INSTALLERS doing the work the right way, not merely showing you a photo. We are slowing correcting everyone else's mistakes for the past 30 years.

Question: What knowledge do YOU as a homeowner actually know about how gutters should be installed? The answer is probably NONE therefore the information we are providing is important for you to understand if you don't want to throw away your hard earned money.

THERE IS NO BUILDING CODE ON HOW TO INSTALL GUTTERS, no Building Permit is required and NO Building Inspector is going to be knocking at your door telling you whether your gutters were installed the right way or the wrong way.

Since there is no BUILDING CODE, salesman and owner operator gutter installers, (mostly imbeciles) will continue to take advantage of YOU because of your lack of knowledge on how gutters should be installed. They tell you it is not necessary to install the gutters behind the metal flashing and up to the roof tile. This is because most installers (imbeciles) can throw up gutter on your home in a very short time and all you wind up with is a half-ass non functioning installation.

At Any Time Gutter & Screening, Inc., we carefully train all of our installers so that they have the knowledge and experience to carefully move away the metal flashing so they can install the gutter up to the roof tile without causing damage to the tar membrane. Other installers (imbeciles) could care less if their installation on your home will not be catching the heavy rain cascading off your roof and they could care if their improper installation will be rotting out your fascia. Since there is no BUILDING CODE, salesman and owner operator gutter installers (imbeciles) will continue to take advantage of the homeowner's lack of knowledge on how gutters should be installed. They tell you it's not necessary to install the gutters behind the metal flashing and up to the roof tile. This is because any installer (imbecile) can throw up gutter on your home leaving you with a half-ass installation. Other web sites show you photos but did they actually do those installations? We are proud to provide homeowner's with an educational web site on how to properly install seamless gutters. All of our installers have the knowledge and experience on how to carefully move away the metal flashing so they can install the gutter up to the roof tile without causing damage to the tar membrane. Other installers (imbeciles) could care less that their installation is not going to catch the heavy rain cascading off your roof AND they could care less that their improper installation will be rotting out your fascia.

photo 1 and photo 2 represent an improper installation done on a home located in Bristol Pointe, Delray Beach & Woodfield Country Club, Boca Raton. As of March 2011, other companies still install gutters BELOW the metal flashing. It's quick, it's easy and it doesn't require knowledge or experience so any installer (imbecile) can say they are a gutter installer. The photos below give the best explanation.

This photo depicts how our experienced gutter installer carefully moved the metal flashing away in order to install the gutter up to the roof tile. You must have years of experience and knowledge to carefully do this without damaging the tar paper and membrane. Remember, it's the tar paper and bitomen installed on your roof that prevents your roof from leaking.

This photo depicts the right way to install seamless gutters. The gutter is behind the metal flashing and right below the roof tile. Installing gutter properly catches the heavy rain coming off your roof and it will prevent the water from going behind the gutter running down the side of the fascia (capillary action) causing your fascia to rot out over time.

This photo depicts how your seamless gutters should look when properly installed; behind the metal flashing and up to the roof tile where you can no longer see the metal flashing. Take a look at your house or perhaps your neighbors. Nearly 85% of the homes you see in South Florida were installed by imbeciles.

This photo shows the fascia starting to rot because the gutter was never properly installed. Location: Woodfield Country Club, Boca Raton. This photo is of a home in the Bristol Pointe community located in Delray Beach. It was only a matter of time before the fascia started to rot due to installing the gutter below the metal flashing and not up to the roof tile. As this homeowner found out, a little bit late though, it would have been far less expensive to replace the improperly installed gutters before the fascia rotted rather than wait for the fascia to rot. Rotted fascia is costly to repair compared to removing and installing the gutters properly.

This photo was taken prior to removing the improperly installed gutter. We cut the gutter while still attached to the fascia only to show you how the gutter was installed; below the metal flashing and not up to the roof tile. This installation was a waste of the homeowner's money. If you look at your neighbor's homes, you will see, nearly every home was done improperly. Most installers to this day continue to do half-ass installations.

PRICING - Several choices for you to consider.

Choice #1: Insist on having your seamless gutter installed properly; behind the metal flashing and up to the roof tile. Photo 1 and photo 2.

Choice #2: Have an imbecile do a half-ass installation on your home, inches below the roof tile AND NOT BEHIND THE METAL FLASHING. It won't catch the heavy rain cascading off your roof and it will rot out your fascia. Photo 1 and photo 2. Yes, most companies to this day continue to do half-ass installations

Choice #3: If your home was designed where you cannot install a downspout where it should be installed, we then recommend installing 7" seamless gutter. .

Choice #4: If you plan on selling your home in the near future, screw it and don’t do anything. Let the new homeowner start off with these problems. Only kidding as to choice #4.

We are the only company that does not ask for a deposit AND we give you up to 4 months, interest FREE to pay.

You get a 2 year warranty on labor and a 10 year manufacturers warranty on material. We use the best quality aluminum with baked on enamel in a wide variety of colors.

Any installer (imbecile) can say they have the knowledge and experience on where and how to install a downspout where they will do your home the most good by keeping the water far away from your foundation as possible without flooding the sides of your home? I personally don't think so.

If you take the time to look at some of our photos, you will have seen the correct amount of pitch in the gutter so the water flows toward the downspout opening in order for the water not to stay in the gutter. Water remaining in the gutter can lead to mosquitoes, mildew and mold.

Homeowners ONLY see the outside of the gutter, NOT the "finished product," however there is a significant amount of work that MUST be done while the gutters are being installed that helps prevent your fascia from rotting. Although our web site is for the homeowner to understand on how to properly install seamless gutters as well as downspouts, we do not want our web site as a teaching tool to "TRAIN IMBECILES" on how to properly install seamless gutter and downspouts.

I, Arthur Kaufman, owner, personally inspect each and every job we do. Please read some of our testimonials and I hope you found our web site educational.