When you survey your roof, it’s easy to overlook the eavestroughs that are hanging just below your roof line. Most of us think of them as just an extension of the roof itself – and that’s not entirely wrong. As a matter of fact, eavestroughs provide some important benefits as part of your roofing system. Flood Prevention – While your roof is intended to cause water to fall away from your home, it’s your eavestroughs that truly carry the water aEavestroughsway to a safer location. Not only are your eavestroughs managing water runoff effectively, but they prevent flooding around...

While the natural beauty of the area where you live may be exceptional, during hurricane season, Mother Nature can turn treacherous. Many homeowners have some method of protection during hurricane season, like storm cellars and basements; but there are also parts of a property that take the brunt of the elements. If you have storm damage concerns and need to achieve greater peace of mind about the safety and security of your property, it’s important to reach out to a professional team for the assistance you need. Cleaning up storm damage after bad weather often involves much more than...

If you are a homeowner, then you know your eavestroughs are an important part of your roofing system. By moving water away from your roof and your home, they add valuable protection against the elements all year long. But what if your gutters seem to be more work than you anticipated, or you’ve gradually noticed that they don’t do as good of a job as they once used to? Here are a few ways you can make your eavestroughs work for you. Keep Them Clean – The most important thing you can do to protect your eavestroughs is to...

Notice a small leak in your ceiling? Do you see water trickling down your drywall or lampshade? If you do, don’t touch it – it’s dangerous! As your home ages, it becomes prone to wear and tear, so it’s important that you know about the dangers and causes of water leaks. The first apparent and most obvious danger is human safety. The last thing you want is a piece of roof caving in and falling on someone’s head. Mold grows in damp and wet places and can pose a threat to your immune system and health. If your drywall...