We don’t recommend it. Certain gutter projects such as unclogging the trough can be done without assistance, but it can be dangerous to climb atop a ladder and reach inside to grab whatever materials created the clog. Additionally, bigger issues like sagging, cracking, or disconnected joints should be handled by a professional. If mishandled, your […]
Leave it to the professionals. Replacing a section of downspout is problematic since the connection will make it easy for leaves and debris to clog the downspout, rendering it useless.
We do not recommend downspout replacement as a DIY project. Not only is the work done high on a ladder, which can be dangerous, but it’s also important to consult an expert regarding size and placement.
Yes. General maintenance and repair can be handled by a homeowner. Think, cleaning, reconnecting, and checking to ensure water flows freely. Installation, however, should be left to the professionals.
You should replace gutters that are rotting, peeling, cracking, or covered with mildew. All of these are signs that your gutters are failing or close to failing completely.
Leaking gutters can cause quite a few issues like damage to siding, foundation cracks, wood rot in your attic or crawl space, and rusty gutters. All these lead to structural issues around your home.
Seamless gutters without joints are the superior option. This eliminates the problem of joint separation and decreases your chance of clogs. If you currently have gutters with separation, repairs can be done using rivets and overlapping the material. Trusting this project to a gutter expert ensures a long-lasting solution.
While it’s possible to repair seams in a gutter, choosing a seamless gutter is best. Seamless gutters mean there aren’t any connections to separate, and clogs are less likely. An easy way to determine if a gutter company is legitimate is its ability to install seamless gutters.
When it comes to repairing your separating gutters, the process may seem simple, but it might not be a good idea. DIY repairs involve overlapping the two sections and riveting them together. This fix means climbing steep ladders and working over your head. If the repair isn’t perfect, the risk of clogs increases, creating even […]
Wet insulation is easy to identify in your crawl space. First of all, if you notice glistening condensation on the surface of your insulation, that is a clear indication that it is wet. Look for water that might be dripping from the insulation as well. Moreover, wet insulation becomes much heavier, and may begin to […]
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