Ways To Keep Cold Weather Damage To A Minimum With Gutter Installation Near You Icicles on the edge of your gutters are normal in cold weather with precipitation, but are ice dams dangerous? Precipitation in Georgia The southeast gets an average of around 50 inches of precipitation each year, including some frozen precipitation. Georgia receives frequent precipitation throughout the year, raining from upwards of 80 inches in the mountainous northeastern corner of the state to around 45 inches in the eastern and central portions. Within that time frame, there are three months that usually include freezing or below freezing temperatures. Let’s…

It is no secret that the State of Georgia can produce unpredictable weather. Strong winds, heavy rains, pelting hail, beaming sun, high temperatures, and sporadically even snow/freezing rain can come in it’s appropriate season, or you may get all of these conditions within the same week. Welcome to Georgia. With unexpected heavy storms already hitting the Metro-Atlanta area in 2020, it would be wise to go ahead and scan your roof for possible storm damage. Roof storm damage in Georgia can range in severity. In order to ensure your roof is ready for the next hit, be on the look-out…