Rain, rain, rain - Roofs and Gutters take a beating

Normally, heavy rain does not pose a problem since roofs and gutters are made to keep the water from leaking into our homes.

Problems are only arising from clogged or damaged gutters, which promote water leakage into the house, overflow down the siding and soak the foundation. Eventually this can damage the roof structure and foundation of your home. And then there is another thing: The amount of dirt, that can accumulate in a rain gutter, can be very extensive and eventually becomes really heavy, weighing the gutter down.

Another annoying fact is, that the stagnant water in the gutter allows mosquitos to breed: As if we don't already have enough of these critters! With the water and dirt in the gutters, you have perfect breeding grounds for grasses, weeds and even trees. 

To prevent damage to your house or people, gutter cleaning needs to be done regularly, ideally twice a year. 

Depending on the size of your house, you can do it yourself. If your home is several stories high, or you simply don't feel comfortable doing this job yourself, you can call us.

We have the right professional tools and will do more than standing on a ladder with a shovel and a bucket ;-)

Read more about gutter cleaning here.