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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, Beck, get it. We go at home with
Gary Sullivan. As you look outside, of course, it depends
where you are in the country. In our area, leaves
are starting to fall, but it's not it's not autumn
where the leaves are falling because they change colors. It's
because it was so wet and now it's so dry,
and in about four or five six weeks it'll be
(00:22):
because it's autumn and the leaves will fall. I don't
care what's causing leaves to fall. The problem is is
if they're falling and getting clogged in your gutters or
laying in your gutters and clogging the gutters. And that's
why we have our friend Alex are handling in. He
is with gutter brush and Alex, how in the world
are you?
Speaker 2 (00:42):
I'm doing great, Gary, Thank you very much for having
gutter Brush on the show again again. Yeah, many years
and thanks to your listeners. It's a great show.
Speaker 1 (00:52):
Sure, thank you. Let's talk a little bit and I
have already done so today. But repeating does not hurt
a thing. What is the deal with gutters? Give everybody
you know gutters catch water and move water. They also
catch leaves which then won't move water and what happens.
Speaker 2 (01:12):
Then, well, it's just common understanding that we want to
get the water away from the house and not splash
all over the place, not wash out the landscaping. You
don't want to constantly wet your windows and your trim
and all these things on the house that are incredibly
(01:33):
expensive to repair. So what we do is we always
talk about keeping our gutters clean and flowing so that
everything's running properly and the house lasts longer and you
just save money. Yep.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
Because boy, even leaky basements a lot of times attributed
just because of standing water around the house. And if
you can collect it and move it away. I saw
something the other day, you crack me up. There's a
down spout. It had an elbow on it, and about
three inches in front of that there was a pipe
that went underground, but it was never connected. Not helping
(02:07):
you out too much.
Speaker 2 (02:09):
You see all things out there. But the point is
people are busy, you know these days, people are running
around faster than ever before they come home and they
see water splashing all over the place and it's upsetting. Yeah,
So you know, it's nice to be able to offer
an easy solution that people can handle.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
Yeah, and one thing. And you're probably seeing this too, Alex.
I know you've been in the roofing industry your entire life.
But with the I don't know. It seems like in
our area for sure, when we have rainfall, it's copious
amounts compared to what I'm really used to. And I've
(02:50):
been around a while, and gutters are sometimes not catching
all the water. And then if you have problems with
leaves or clogs, the problem actually becomes bigger.
Speaker 2 (03:01):
Oh yeah, well you know that what's that phrase, nip
it in the bud, getting to things early. You know,
you've got to get the water to flow away from
your home. You've got to keep it out of your basement.
You've got to keep your gut drainage and gutters flowing.
You know, it's just home eck one oh one. And
(03:22):
cleaning gutters and performing maintenance is an absolute must. And
that's why gutter brush is great is because regular people
or anyone who can clean a gutter can simply after
they clean the gutter, they simply slide three foot lengths
of our long lasting brushes into the gutter. It's fill
the whole gutter. It keeps it from clogging and keeps
(03:44):
things flowing.
Speaker 1 (03:45):
So the leaves in the pine needles and all that,
what keeps them out of the gutter. You say it's
a brush, is do they get tangled in the brush?
Does the wind blow them off or what happens here?
Speaker 2 (03:58):
So gutter brush is like a chimney brush or a
bottle brush. There are three foot long infections of brush
that are designed to fit the gutter. They're engineered to
fit the gutter. You slide them into the gutter and
the brush fills the gutter, so it's a protected flow channel.
Most of the debris blows over the top. Of course,
(04:19):
some debris will get stuck in the bristles, but the
gutter cannot clog. When it's filled with this full length
gutter strainer, it literally cannot clog. And it's an easy,
easy way to decrease gutter work and stop gutter clogging.
Also keep debris out of the down spouts and out
(04:40):
of the ground drainage too, which is so critical.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
Well, you bring up a good point too, because we're
always focusing up, you know, the gutter, the down spout
outlet up there. But you're right, if that debris starts
going down in underground, there's a possibility that gets clogged.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
Also, oh, it's it's a nightmare when the in ground
storm grains down underneath your you know, your grass get clogged,
because that'll back up all the way to the gutter
and then pour over. People think the gutter's clogged, but
any clog along the way is going to cause the
water to pour over. And anyway, we offer incredibly simple
(05:21):
solution just to slide the correct size of gutter brush.
Most people have five inch common gutters, but to fill
the whole gutter with gutter brush. It keeps the debris
out of those storm drains, keeps the gutter from clogging,
and your listeners get twenty five percent off and free
shipping at gutterbrush dot com until the end of the
(05:43):
day Tuesday, that's their night. So a promotion for your listeners.
Gary two five the coupon code they use at the
end of the checkout to get that twenty five percent
off and free shipping.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
Very good. So let's let's see, I'll give you a
chance to kind of talk about your particular product, the
gutter brush, because as you open up home improvement magazines,
there's different canopies that are covering gutters that they'll come
out and measure, they'll install. They're pricey. I know some
(06:18):
homes it'll be three four thousand dollars to have those installed.
And if you walk through your big box store, your
hardware store, you'll find all kinds of screens and different
apparatuses and inexpensive. And then you've got this gutter brush.
And what is the difference between all these? I mean
(06:42):
they all have the intended purpose of keeping gutters from clogging.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
Yes, And what I learned after twenty five years of
cleaning gutters is the gutter guard space is a tough space.
You've got these expensive newfangle de ice is trying to
keep every spective debris out of the gutter, and they
get dirty and people get very disappointed when they send
(07:09):
the water past the edge of the gutter. And they're
fastened and they're difficult to maintain. So what gutta brush
is something that people can get their hands then their
head around. It's self fitting and anyone can slide it
into the gutter. It's low impact. And for example, my
house only has seventy five feet of gutter. With the
(07:29):
Gary two to five discount, i'd pay two thirty three,
two hundred and thirty three dollars and twenty five cents,
So instead of thousands of dollars, people are able to
solve their own problems and fill their own gutter for
far left. And it's a low impact solution. Nothing's fastened
somewhere down the line. It's easy to maintain our customers,
(07:51):
and they last a long time too. But our customers
pull them out, bang them on a hard surface, clean
the gutter at some point down the line, and then
put them back in right, And they have a system
that they could use for many, many years because it
has a ten year material warranty, but it lasts much longer.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
Than I agree with that. I agree with that. Yeah,
and well, I'll tell you what. When I first came
upon gutter brush many years ago, probably fifteen years, I
had tried other ones, other things out there, like a
almost looked like old metal laughing made of aluminum. I'd
tried screens and the screen always got clogged. I mean,
(08:31):
I never really found anything that worked. Now, somebody listening
right now has probably got some screens and said, garieat
you're crazy. I've got screens and it worked well. Good.
I'm glad it did. Uh, But there is a lot
of different varieties. I've had my most luck and I
was apprehensive too at first. And you know, people that
(08:53):
hear me talk about it all the time. I had
a caller last week from California say, have you ever
heard of gutter brush? I said, well, actually I have.
I think it's extremely functional. Anybody can put them in
if you can climb a ladder, if you can't get
somebody that can't climb a ladder, no cutting, no working,
they simply slide in. So they're easy to use, and
(09:14):
they're inexpensive. So I don't And you bring up a
good point too, Alex, and that is if you got
an area where you've got a lot of pine trees
or maple seeds, you know, maybe every third year you
might have to pull them out and shake them off.
But nothing's perfect, and it does a really good job.
(09:36):
I have them on my home.
Speaker 2 (09:38):
And you've said it yourself that you do have to
put up with some visible debris because the gut brush
is filling the gutter, so of course you're going to
see some debris, but the gutter doesn't clog. And anyway
people can they can use the website at gutterbrush dot
com and use Gary two five for twenty five percent off,
or call eight eight eight three nine seven nine four
(10:01):
three three and if you don't reach us, leave a
message and we'll get right back to you.
Speaker 1 (10:05):
Yeah, one little caveat as we start heading the cooler temperatures,
which certainly not in winter yet, But it was a
non intended consequence, and it was a good thing that
in the winter time, since this gutter brush is black,
it has minimized ice dams in homes.
Speaker 2 (10:28):
Yeah, stops clogging from snow too. People don't realize snow
starts the ice problem, and it won't clog from snow
when gutter brush is in the gutter.
Speaker 1 (10:36):
All right, gutterbrush dot com or eight eight eight three
ninety seven ninety four thirty three. It's twenty five percent
off coupon code Gary. That's still I think Tuesday night.
So if you've been thinking about it, get on that today.
You agree, Yes, Alex, thank you so much for joining us.
I appreciate it.
Speaker 2 (10:58):
Thank you, Gary, have a great dang you.
Speaker 1 (11:00):
Bet you take care. All right, let's take a break.
We'll come back. Tim, you'll be up first if you'd
like to join us do so. It's eight hundred eighty
two three eight two five five taking your calls about
your home and you're at home with Gary Sullivan.
Speaker 3 (11:16):
Help for your home is just a click away at
Garysullivan online dot com. This is at home with Gary Sullivan.
Speaker 1 (11:40):
Hey folks, Gary Salivan here, I've trusted gutter brush for
twenty years. It's the easiest way to stop gutter clogs
before they start. And right now you can save twenty
five percent and get free shipping with coupon code Gary
twenty five at gutterbrush dot com. No tools, no hassle,
just slide it in and you're protected all season long.
Now don't eight this limited time offers and soon that's
(12:02):
gutterbrush dot com code Gary twenty five or call eight
eight eight three ninety seven ninety four thirty three. So
your basement is dry sealed and maybe even have sump pumps,
but yet that musty odor still lingers very common. You
need to ventilate below grade spaces. All basements and crawl
space need air exchanges in order to prevent musty smells
(12:23):
and moisture build up. And my good friends at easy
Breathe ventilation systems are the experts. They've been at it
for over twenty years. The easy Breathe provides critical air
exchanges to create and maintain a healthy indoor air quality.
Call eight six six eight two two seventy three, twenty
eight or visit easybreed dot com. Fall cleanup just got
easier with Jaws the just add water system. From streak
(12:44):
free glass to heavy duty grime. Jaws delivers pro strength
cleaners trusted by the pros. Jaws Glass Cleaner, Crystal clear
shine every time, Jaws Cream cleanser your fallow, MVP, tackling grills, tools,
even rust. There's a Jaws cleaner for every room. Shop
now at jawscleans dot com. Jaws is tough on dirt,
(13:05):
easy on you. Trust me, you're gonna love it. That's
Jaws cleans dot Com.
Speaker 3 (13:10):
Hey, Gary Salvin here for the plumbing pros. At Rotoruter
Plumbing and water Cleanup. They've been trusted and recommended for
almost ninety years. Coast to coast. Rotaruter fixes clogged drains,
leaky faucets, and running toilets. They repair water heaters, garbage disposals,
some pumps, and just about any other residential or commercial
plumbing problem. I use rotor aruter at my house and
(13:33):
you should too. Call one eight hundred get roto, or
go to rotaruter dot com to learn more.
All right, Beck, get it. We go at home with
Gary Sullivan. As you look outside, of course, it depends
where you are in the country. In our area, leaves
are starting to fall, but it's not it's not autumn
where the leaves are falling because they change colors. It's
because it was so wet and now it's so dry,
and in about four or five six weeks it'll be
(00:22):
because it's autumn and the leaves will fall. I don't
care what's causing leaves to fall. The problem is is
if they're falling and getting clogged in your gutters or
laying in your gutters and clogging the gutters. And that's
why we have our friend Alex are handling in. He
is with gutter brush and Alex, how in the world
are you?
Speaker 2 (00:42):
I'm doing great, Gary, Thank you very much for having
gutter Brush on the show again again. Yeah, many years
and thanks to your listeners. It's a great show.
Speaker 1 (00:52):
Sure, thank you. Let's talk a little bit and I
have already done so today. But repeating does not hurt
a thing. What is the deal with gutters? Give everybody
you know gutters catch water and move water. They also
catch leaves which then won't move water and what happens.
Speaker 2 (01:12):
Then, well, it's just common understanding that we want to
get the water away from the house and not splash
all over the place, not wash out the landscaping. You
don't want to constantly wet your windows and your trim
and all these things on the house that are incredibly
(01:33):
expensive to repair. So what we do is we always
talk about keeping our gutters clean and flowing so that
everything's running properly and the house lasts longer and you
just save money. Yep.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
Because boy, even leaky basements a lot of times attributed
just because of standing water around the house. And if
you can collect it and move it away. I saw
something the other day, you crack me up. There's a
down spout. It had an elbow on it, and about
three inches in front of that there was a pipe
that went underground, but it was never connected. Not helping
(02:07):
you out too much.
Speaker 2 (02:09):
You see all things out there. But the point is
people are busy, you know these days, people are running
around faster than ever before they come home and they
see water splashing all over the place and it's upsetting. Yeah,
So you know, it's nice to be able to offer
an easy solution that people can handle.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
Yeah, and one thing. And you're probably seeing this too, Alex.
I know you've been in the roofing industry your entire life.
But with the I don't know. It seems like in
our area for sure, when we have rainfall, it's copious
amounts compared to what I'm really used to. And I've
(02:50):
been around a while, and gutters are sometimes not catching
all the water. And then if you have problems with
leaves or clogs, the problem actually becomes bigger.
Speaker 2 (03:01):
Oh yeah, well you know that what's that phrase, nip
it in the bud, getting to things early. You know,
you've got to get the water to flow away from
your home. You've got to keep it out of your basement.
You've got to keep your gut drainage and gutters flowing.
You know, it's just home eck one oh one. And
(03:22):
cleaning gutters and performing maintenance is an absolute must. And
that's why gutter brush is great is because regular people
or anyone who can clean a gutter can simply after
they clean the gutter, they simply slide three foot lengths
of our long lasting brushes into the gutter. It's fill
the whole gutter. It keeps it from clogging and keeps
(03:44):
things flowing.
Speaker 1 (03:45):
So the leaves in the pine needles and all that,
what keeps them out of the gutter. You say it's
a brush, is do they get tangled in the brush?
Does the wind blow them off or what happens here?
Speaker 2 (03:58):
So gutter brush is like a chimney brush or a
bottle brush. There are three foot long infections of brush
that are designed to fit the gutter. They're engineered to
fit the gutter. You slide them into the gutter and
the brush fills the gutter, so it's a protected flow channel.
Most of the debris blows over the top. Of course,
(04:19):
some debris will get stuck in the bristles, but the
gutter cannot clog. When it's filled with this full length
gutter strainer, it literally cannot clog. And it's an easy,
easy way to decrease gutter work and stop gutter clogging.
Also keep debris out of the down spouts and out
(04:40):
of the ground drainage too, which is so critical.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
Well, you bring up a good point too, because we're
always focusing up, you know, the gutter, the down spout
outlet up there. But you're right, if that debris starts
going down in underground, there's a possibility that gets clogged.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
Also, oh, it's it's a nightmare when the in ground
storm grains down underneath your you know, your grass get clogged,
because that'll back up all the way to the gutter
and then pour over. People think the gutter's clogged, but
any clog along the way is going to cause the
water to pour over. And anyway, we offer incredibly simple
(05:21):
solution just to slide the correct size of gutter brush.
Most people have five inch common gutters, but to fill
the whole gutter with gutter brush. It keeps the debris
out of those storm drains, keeps the gutter from clogging,
and your listeners get twenty five percent off and free
shipping at gutterbrush dot com until the end of the
(05:43):
day Tuesday, that's their night. So a promotion for your listeners.
Gary two five the coupon code they use at the
end of the checkout to get that twenty five percent
off and free shipping.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
Very good. So let's let's see, I'll give you a
chance to kind of talk about your particular product, the
gutter brush, because as you open up home improvement magazines,
there's different canopies that are covering gutters that they'll come
out and measure, they'll install. They're pricey. I know some
(06:18):
homes it'll be three four thousand dollars to have those installed.
And if you walk through your big box store, your
hardware store, you'll find all kinds of screens and different
apparatuses and inexpensive. And then you've got this gutter brush.
And what is the difference between all these? I mean
(06:42):
they all have the intended purpose of keeping gutters from clogging.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
Yes, And what I learned after twenty five years of
cleaning gutters is the gutter guard space is a tough space.
You've got these expensive newfangle de ice is trying to
keep every spective debris out of the gutter, and they
get dirty and people get very disappointed when they send
(07:09):
the water past the edge of the gutter. And they're
fastened and they're difficult to maintain. So what gutta brush
is something that people can get their hands then their
head around. It's self fitting and anyone can slide it
into the gutter. It's low impact. And for example, my
house only has seventy five feet of gutter. With the
(07:29):
Gary two to five discount, i'd pay two thirty three,
two hundred and thirty three dollars and twenty five cents,
So instead of thousands of dollars, people are able to
solve their own problems and fill their own gutter for
far left. And it's a low impact solution. Nothing's fastened
somewhere down the line. It's easy to maintain our customers,
(07:51):
and they last a long time too. But our customers
pull them out, bang them on a hard surface, clean
the gutter at some point down the line, and then
put them back in right, And they have a system
that they could use for many, many years because it
has a ten year material warranty, but it lasts much longer.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
Than I agree with that. I agree with that. Yeah,
and well, I'll tell you what. When I first came
upon gutter brush many years ago, probably fifteen years, I
had tried other ones, other things out there, like a
almost looked like old metal laughing made of aluminum. I'd
tried screens and the screen always got clogged. I mean,
(08:31):
I never really found anything that worked. Now, somebody listening
right now has probably got some screens and said, garieat
you're crazy. I've got screens and it worked well. Good.
I'm glad it did. Uh, But there is a lot
of different varieties. I've had my most luck and I
was apprehensive too at first. And you know, people that
(08:53):
hear me talk about it all the time. I had
a caller last week from California say, have you ever
heard of gutter brush? I said, well, actually I have.
I think it's extremely functional. Anybody can put them in
if you can climb a ladder, if you can't get
somebody that can't climb a ladder, no cutting, no working,
they simply slide in. So they're easy to use, and
(09:14):
they're inexpensive. So I don't And you bring up a
good point too, Alex, and that is if you got
an area where you've got a lot of pine trees
or maple seeds, you know, maybe every third year you
might have to pull them out and shake them off.
But nothing's perfect, and it does a really good job.
(09:36):
I have them on my home.
Speaker 2 (09:38):
And you've said it yourself that you do have to
put up with some visible debris because the gut brush
is filling the gutter, so of course you're going to
see some debris, but the gutter doesn't clog. And anyway
people can they can use the website at gutterbrush dot
com and use Gary two five for twenty five percent off,
or call eight eight eight three nine seven nine four
(10:01):
three three and if you don't reach us, leave a
message and we'll get right back to you.
Speaker 1 (10:05):
Yeah, one little caveat as we start heading the cooler temperatures,
which certainly not in winter yet, But it was a
non intended consequence, and it was a good thing that
in the winter time, since this gutter brush is black,
it has minimized ice dams in homes.
Speaker 2 (10:28):
Yeah, stops clogging from snow too. People don't realize snow
starts the ice problem, and it won't clog from snow
when gutter brush is in the gutter.
Speaker 1 (10:36):
All right, gutterbrush dot com or eight eight eight three
ninety seven ninety four thirty three. It's twenty five percent
off coupon code Gary. That's still I think Tuesday night.
So if you've been thinking about it, get on that today.
You agree, Yes, Alex, thank you so much for joining us.
I appreciate it.
Speaker 2 (10:58):
Thank you, Gary, have a great dang you.
Speaker 1 (11:00):
Bet you take care. All right, let's take a break.
We'll come back. Tim, you'll be up first if you'd
like to join us do so. It's eight hundred eighty
two three eight two five five taking your calls about
your home and you're at home with Gary Sullivan.
Speaker 3 (11:16):
Help for your home is just a click away at
Garysullivan online dot com. This is at home with Gary Sullivan.
Speaker 1 (11:40):
Hey folks, Gary Salivan here, I've trusted gutter brush for
twenty years. It's the easiest way to stop gutter clogs
before they start. And right now you can save twenty
five percent and get free shipping with coupon code Gary
twenty five at gutterbrush dot com. No tools, no hassle,
just slide it in and you're protected all season long.
Now don't eight this limited time offers and soon that's
(12:02):
gutterbrush dot com code Gary twenty five or call eight
eight eight three ninety seven ninety four thirty three. So
your basement is dry sealed and maybe even have sump pumps,
but yet that musty odor still lingers very common. You
need to ventilate below grade spaces. All basements and crawl
space need air exchanges in order to prevent musty smells
(12:23):
and moisture build up. And my good friends at easy
Breathe ventilation systems are the experts. They've been at it
for over twenty years. The easy Breathe provides critical air
exchanges to create and maintain a healthy indoor air quality.
Call eight six six eight two two seventy three, twenty
eight or visit easybreed dot com. Fall cleanup just got
easier with Jaws the just add water system. From streak
(12:44):
free glass to heavy duty grime. Jaws delivers pro strength
cleaners trusted by the pros. Jaws Glass Cleaner, Crystal clear
shine every time, Jaws Cream cleanser your fallow, MVP, tackling grills, tools,
even rust. There's a Jaws cleaner for every room. Shop
now at jawscleans dot com. Jaws is tough on dirt,
(13:05):
easy on you. Trust me, you're gonna love it. That's
Jaws cleans dot Com.
Speaker 3 (13:10):
Hey, Gary Salvin here for the plumbing pros. At Rotoruter
Plumbing and water Cleanup. They've been trusted and recommended for
almost ninety years. Coast to coast. Rotaruter fixes clogged drains,
leaky faucets, and running toilets. They repair water heaters, garbage disposals,
some pumps, and just about any other residential or commercial
plumbing problem. I use rotor aruter at my house and
(13:33):
you should too. Call one eight hundred get roto, or
go to rotaruter dot com to learn more.
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