Many homeowners often wonder why gutters, despite their location along the roofline, still gather dirt over time. Continue reading as Roof Masters discusses where dirt comes from and how it ends up inside gutters, as well as cleaning and prevention tips to keep in mind.
Are Your Gutters in the Right Place?
When talking about your home’s exteriors, the gutters may not always be the first feature that comes to mind. Then again, their placement and installation are critical to safeguarding your property from water damage. Understanding proper gutter installation is essential to maintaining the health and longevity of your roofing system.
What Exactly Are Box Gutters?
You may have heard the term “box gutter” and wondered what they are. Box gutters are a unique gutter system, but they’re generally not the go-to choice for homes. Why is that? In this blog post, the local siding and gutters specialists at Roof Masters shed some light on what box gutters are and why they’re not suited for residential installations.
Essential Gutter Care Tips for Summer
Summer is the perfect time to pay attention to your gutters. With proper care and maintenance, you ensure their continuous function of protecting your home from the effects of water damage. Read on as roofing expert Roof Masters shares a few tips to keep your gutters in great shape this summer.
Can You Still Fix Rusted Gutters?
Aluminum and steel gutters usually have high rust resistance, but they can still corrode due to age and extreme weather. When this happens, should you repair or replace them completely?
Keeping Raccoons Off of Your Downspouts
Raccoons are known to destroy property while scavenging for food. They slip through fences with their ingenuity and flexibility. One of their favorite access points is the downspouts. They climb these pipes until they reach your gutters, roof and attic, where they will likely build their home if you don’t act quickly.
4 Ways to Keep Raccoons Off Your Downspouts
Raccoons can cause a lot of damage to your home and create health concerns for you and your family. This can also cause more trouble when the raccoons reach your roof via your downspouts. To deter them from doing so and keep them off your property for good, here are four tips:
