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3 Reasons To Take Care Of Your Gutters

Your gutters are an essential part of your home’s defense against damage. If they aren’t working as they should, your gutters could be causing you more issues. Learn why your gutters need to be taken care of by reading on!

Proper Drainage

Gutters work to keep water from collecting on your roof. A clogged gutter will not drain properly, increasing your risk of water damage. If water has nowhere to flow away from your roof, it could begin to seep through cracks. The increased risk of water damage could affect both the interior and exterior of your home. Water damage could even lead to mold growth in your attic or drywall. Gutters need to be able to move water down off the roof and away from the foundation of your home. Water pooling near the foundation of your home could spell disaster as it would make your foundation more susceptible to cracks. Properly functioning gutters can reduce the risk of these types of damages.

Keeping Pests Away

Rotting leaves and debris sitting in your gutters could make for the perfect home for all sorts of creepy crawlies. The last thing you want is for insects or rodents to build their nests in your gutters. Another issue in warmer months caused by clogged gutters is mosquito infestation. Sitting water can attract mosquitoes to your home, causing all sorts of itchy nonsense for your family. Regular gutter maintenance and cleaning can protect your home from these living terrors.

Curb Appeal

Your gutters should not detract from your home’s overall curb appeal. Regular cleaning can help keep them working correctly and looking great. Major storms could damage or dent gutters. By taking care of the functionality of your gutters, you can make sure they look good as well! 

 

If your gutters are damaged, Arnett Construction would love to help you get them in proper order! To get your gutters looking great again, call us at 855-369-1004 or fill out our online contact form

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