Between mid fall and the end of the season, a homeowner should clean out the gutters, especially if there are trees growing near the house. When you know you’ll be too busy or you’re affected by heights or you just… Read More »
While technically it’s still summer, fall is on its way, bringing with it cooler temperatures and rainy weather. If you haven’t turned the heat on already, you most likely will soon. In the construction industry, the outside of a house… Read More »
Downspouts are a very important part of a gutter system and an integral component in protection from water damage, including basement flooding. To help you properly maintain the downpipes on your home, here are some practical dos and don’ts. What… Read More »
Sagging gutters don’t just look bad – they actually slow your gutters down. And when rain gutters don’t work properly, they don’t protect your home the way they should. If neglected, sagging gutters or gutters that have pulled away from… Read More »
Soffits are the underside panels of the eaves, while fascia boards cover the ends of roof rafters. Soffit and fascia are an integral part of the roofing system and play important roles in the longevity and comfort of your home.… Read More »
Rainwater expelled from downspouts should be deposited a minimum of five feet away from the foundation of your home. When it’s too close for comfort, especially if the water pools or is left standing, serious water damage could develop. Using… Read More »
Downspouts are the part of a gutter system that expel rainwater safely away from a home’s foundation. To ensure that they are working the way they should, look out for some common things that can go wrong with them. Buildup:… Read More »
Downpipes are an integral part of your gutter system, designed to channel water from the gutters into the ground. They are often overlooked and added as an afterthought. But with careful planning and some practical knowledge, downpipes can improve the… Read More »
Before tackling the gutters, clean the roof of your house first. If you clean the gutters before doing the roof, any loose debris removed from the shingles will land back in the gutter system. It will also give you an… Read More »
You know it’s not going to last forever, but how do you know when it’s time to have your roof replaced? The average lifespan of a roof is 20 years. A quick roof assessment you do yourself or a more… Read More »
