Gutters

3 Tips to Help You Understand Your Roofing Estimate

Needing a roof replacement can be a frustrating experience, especially when it comes to picking a roofing company for the replacement. On top of trying to find the best company, you’re likely also looking for the best deal. That’s where roofing estimates come in. These estimates should detail labor costs, materials, any permits needed, and clean-up/removal. Even still, it can be hard to understand exactly what you’re looking at. Here are our top tips to better understand your roofing estimate: Know what type of contractor you’re looking for. Roofing isn’t a one size fits all – there are actually many…

The Ultimate Spring Cleaning Checklist For Your Roof

Spring is here, and with it comes the age-old tradition of spring cleaning. While typically most people consider the cleanliness of the insides of their home, the exterior is equally important – especially the roof. Throughout the winter, your roof takes a beating from harsh temperatures to intense winter storms. Spring is the perfect time to ensure your roof is fully equipped to do its job for the next year – protecting your family. Here are our top 3 roof cleaning tasks to add to your checklist: Clear your gutters. While it’s probably the least-liked chore of all time, clearing…

4 Easy Tips for Hanging Christmas Lights Without Damaging Your Roof

‘Tis the season for holiday decor! Before you pull out your inflatable Rudolf and climb on the roof to hang your Christmas lights, there are a few things you should know to protect your roof from damage. Here are our top tips for hanging lights safely: Clean out your gutters It’s a good idea to make sure your gutters are clear of leaves and other debris before hanging up your lights. Otherwise, you may experience your lights getting stuck in the leaves and sticks, making it difficult to remove the lights after installation. Having leaves and debris near Christmas lights…

3 Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Gutters

Rain gutters are essential to protecting your home from mold, mildew, and other water damage. While they can add a nice decorative element to your house, their primary purpose is to direct rainwater away from your siding and foundation. Gutters are typically installed under the edge of your roof to capture rainwater as it streams down your roof. The gutters then direct the rainwater towards downspouts, which then dispense the water into drainage systems that relocate the water away from your home’s foundation. In the south, rain gutters are essential to housing structures due to the significant rainfall and humidity…