Power Home Remodeling
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Water Water Everywhere…
Let me be clear: I regret choosing Power Home Remodeling. I had a brand‑new roof and gutter system installed by Canopy Roofing in August 2025. Perfect work. Zero issues. In November, I hired Power for siding. They told me my four‑month‑old gutters had to come off and that doing so would void the warranty. I considered calling Canopy to reinstall them afterward, but Power talked me out of it. They pushed their "bigger, better, no‑guard‑needed" gutters and even offered me a "deal" to replace my perfectly good system. That "deal" has turned into a liability. Three months after installation, my roof was visibly bowed and my gutters were overflowing. Canopy inspected the situation and immediately identified the problem: Power's installers physically damaged my roof by forcing the shingles upward during gutter installation. Canopy fixed the damage for free--because they're professionals. Power, on the other hand, gave me a canned speech about how their gutters "don't need guards." Meanwhile, mine were clogged solid after three months. Their solution? They'd "note" my account so adding guards "should be fine." If your product fails in under 90 days, the warranty is meaningless. And a "deal" that results in roof damage and non‑functional gutters is not a deal. As I write this, it's been raining for three days straight. My gutters--cleaned less than two months ago--are failing on every side of my home. Waterfalls everywhere. Zero functionality. I guess my new gutters mean monthly gutter cleanings... Power Home Remodeling sold me a defective system, damaged my roof, and then tried to talk their way around it. As of this morning and after dragging a ladder out to look in the gutters. My gutters were cleaned just two months ago, but the real issue has been the downspouts. Even with the gutters clear, the downspout openings keep clogging with hardwood leaves and debris, which causes the entire gutter system to overflow during rain. The elbows at the top of the downspouts seem to be the main choke point, and the openings are too small to handle the amount of leaf fall around my property. Because of this, the gutters back up and spill over the edges long before they should need another cleaning. I feel like this is definitely an installation issue that should have been A. Accounted for at installation with larger openings or B. considered When I called about my issue when they sent a guy out to check the angle of my gutter slope. Now, here I am, a 57 year old woman climbing a ladder to clean out downspouts 2 months after a gutter cleaning because the much heralded special coating doesn't help the debris clear the last and most important hurdle...the downspout.