For this project, a homeowner in Tuscaloosa asked us to clear out their gutters and get them draining properly again. It is routine work, but it is the kind of maintenance that quietly protects a house from bigger problems down the road.
We cleared the debris from the gutters and downspouts, bagged it, and checked that water could run freely through the system. Keeping gutters clear is one of the simplest ways to steer rainwater away from a roofline, foundation, and siding.
When we finished, the homeowner had a gutter system ready to handle the next Alabama downpour without overflow or backup. It is a small service call that pays off every time it rains.
Location: Tuscaloosa, AL
Project Type: Residential
Find answers to the most common questions about this home renovation project below.
For most homes, twice a year is a good rule of thumb, usually once in late spring and once in fall. Homes with a lot of surrounding trees may need it more often, since leaves and seeds build up faster and clog downspouts.
Clogged gutters send overflowing water down the side of the house instead of away from it. Over time that can lead to fascia rot, foundation issues, basement moisture, and damaged landscaping. Regular cleaning is a low-cost way to avoid those repairs.
We remove leaves, dirt, and debris from the gutters and downspouts, bag and haul it away, and confirm that water flows through the system the way it should. It leaves the whole run clear and draining properly.
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