When it rains, you expect your home’s gutters to efficiently move the water into the downspouts and out of harm’s way. But here’s the problem: a clog can stop this process dead in its tracks. If you suspect a clog, you’re probably right in your suspicions. Here are some of the most common signs of clogged gutters: • Water spilling …
Read Full AcrticleClogged gutters pose a real threat to your home and landscaping. As water backs up and begins to overflow, it can damage your roof, siding, foundation, shrubs, and more. Should you find yourself dealing with clogged gutters – no matter the number – it’s critical to take immediate action. Here’s what you should do: • Clean them: Don’t let the …
Read Full AcrticleIt’s easy to focus so much attention on your roof and windows that you overlook the importance of preparing your gutters for winter. While you may get away with this, it’s a risk you don’t want to take. There are several simple steps you can take to prepare your gutters for the winter season and all the rain, ice, and …
Read Full AcrticleWhen you look up at your gutters, what do you see? Like most, you hope you don’t spot any problems. Unfortunately, gutters have a way of wearing down over time. This is why it is so important to inspect them on a yearly basis. Depending on where you live, leaves clogging your gutters could turn into a major problem. Here …
Read Full AcrticleMany homeowners never think about the condition of their gutters. Instead, they assume everything is in good working order as long as they don’t notice any visible problem. While gutters are meant to last for many years, often as long as 30 years, damage can occur from time to time. Here are some of the most common causes of gutter …
Read Full AcrticleWith the constant and severe weather we have experienced this summer, it is possible that twigs, branches, leaves and other debris could have ended up in your gutters. If your gutters are full, it could cause them to pull away from the roof. When that happens, you will see sheets of rain pouring down between the house and the gutters. …
Read Full AcrticleHopefully, thankfully and optimistically, spring will be here soon. As soon as it warms up somewhat, it is a good idea to inspect the exterior of your home to see how it held up during our worst winter in years. Here are some things to look for: Gutters: Check to make sure gutters are securely attached and are not pulling …
Read Full AcrticleWhile there is no way to predict what our winter season will bring, now is the time to inspect the roofing and gutter components of your home. If, like many homeowners, you tend to ignore signs of possible exterior home repairs, it’s time to be proactive and inspect your roof and gutters to make sure they can withstand whatever winter …
Read Full AcrticleSummer is here, and the flowers, trees and gardens are in full bloom. Make it a point to inspect your roof to make sure that there are no tree branches hovering over your roof. You should inspect your roof every few weeks, particularly after heavy summer downpours. Here’s what you need to know: If tree branches are hovering over your …
Read Full AcrticleMAKE SURE YOUR GUTTERS ARE CLEAN AND PROTECTED FROM THE CICADA BOMBARDMENT. The cicadas are returning in full blast! In past years, our customers have called exasperated by the cicada shells that are clogging up their gutters. If left unattended, an unbearable smell develops until the gutters are cleaned out and the shells removed. This might be a good time …
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