Washing Raccoons
11/12/2017
Here is 5 reasons you should clean your gutters.
Here’s what can happen if ignore gutter cleaning. After you read this, you’ll be climbing up your ladder or picking up the phone and calling someone to address the problem.
Reason 1: Rotting fascia boards. If water begins standing inside a gutter, it may overflow the inner edge and begin seeping into the fascia boards of the house. Then when the gutters finally do fall, you’ll have to replace both your fascia boards and your gutters.
Reason 2: Broken fascia boards or soffits. Clogged gutters are heavier, which places more stress on the soffits or fascia boards to which they are attached. It’s not uncommon for gutters to remain attached to the wood – but then pull the wood down with them when they succumb to the excess weight.
Reason 3: Algae or moss formation. Leaves, twigs, and other debris that sit in a gutter for a long time can lead to the development of moss or algae. This, in turn, can damage shingles, fascia boards, and other places where wood is present.
Reason 4: Insect or rodent infestations. Any area where standing water accumulates is a perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes and other nagging insects. An abundance of debris will attract squatting rodents and other critters which may eventually decide to explore the interior of your home.
Reason 5: Leaks. When the water standing in your gutters freezes due to cold weather, it expands the gaps between your shingles and your roof. Then, when it thaws, there’s a convenient gap for water to flow into the home’s interior and damage walls and ceilings.
Washing Raccoons offer top quality gutter cleaning and we are going to make you worry-free. Visit our website www.washingraccoons.com or call us at (800) 930-6557
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