Snow and ice buildup on the roof may evoke a charming winter scene, but this accumulation can quickly become a hazard when overlooked. In fact, the additional weight of snow and ice buildup can damage your gutters and fascia. Its removal should be your top priority this season. Advantage Seamless Gutters, the expert in gutter installation in the area, shares some ways to minimize gutter and fascia damage caused by snow and ice accumulation. … [Read more...]
The Issue with Foam Gutter Guards
Given the huge role your gutters play in keeping your home dry and damage-free, you’ll want to make sure they’re in good shape all year round. This means taking measures that allow them to remain clean and clog-free. You can do this by investing in a gutter protection system. Gutter sponges, or foam gutter guards, are the most common option--but you might want to skip them. Advantage Seamless Gutters, the trusted gutter cleaning service expert in the area, shares the reasons … [Read more...]
3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Fix Ice Dams with Rock Salt
Ice damming is a common problem for many homeowners during the cold season. This occurs when the snow buildup on your roof melts, runs down the system, and refreezes along the eaves and gutters. The good news is that there are a couple of simple and effective ways to deal with (or even prevent) this issue. Using rock salt, however, is NOT one of them. Advantage Seamless Gutters, the trusted local gutter installers, shares why it’s never a good idea to use rock salt to deal with ice dams. … [Read more...]
Gutter Cleaning: Risks and Safety Tips
Dried leaves, branches, seeds and other debris can settle on your gutters and cause clogging. To prevent this problem, you must have your gutters cleaned routinely by an expert. While the task appears easy, it can be dangerous for those without experience. Improper methods can also cause more harm than good. … [Read more...]
Helpful Tips for Preventing Gutter Damage
Many are not aware that gutters are some of the most important components of your home. They prevent water from damaging your roof, siding, windows and foundation. However, when neglected, they become compromised and fail to serve their purpose. … [Read more...]
