I recently moved to a home that has tan/beige gutters that need to be replaced. At my previous residence I was able to buy white PVC gutter and replace them myself. It was quite easy, so I'd like to do it again. Only problem is that the white gutters will not fit the exterior decor. I'd like to find a dealer that would sell that same PVC gutter system in beige/tan. Anybody have an idea where I can get this? Thanks in advance for any help! -Greg

Had an addition put on house. Contractor ran french drain and ended in back yard in middle of yard on right side of yard. Now we have standing water all the time. You can see water coming out where it ends. We finally got him to come back and look at it. He said he should have gone all the way back with pipe, but I guess its our problem now. We plan to attach solid 4 inch drain pipe to existing pipe (he used solid also). Problem is we don't think end of pipe we will install will (see daylight) if we keep proper slope. End of property has a small creek. What will happen if we end pipe underground, are we creating another problem? This is already wet when the small creek is running, some years it is dry, but not recently. Yard does have some slope toward back. I don't see any other choice. Would rather have problem at back of yard. My daughter can't use her $700.00 wooden play set because the water is sitting all in this area. Dogs are muddy. We did have a wet spring and summer last year, so I decided to wait and see. But it is obviously from existing drain if we can actually see water seeping out through the ground? Would some type of drywell at end of pipe do any good ? Any input would be appreciated.