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Answer in short: Little trees grow in gutters when seeds land in built-up debris that holds moisture, creating the perfect “soil bed” for plants to sprout. Regular cleaning and preventive measures like gutter guards stop this from happening. Why Plants Start Growing in Gutters If you’ve notice...

How to Decide If You Need Gutter Guards When the rain falls in Northeast Ohio, your gutters typically perform. You may see some water overshooting the gutters around your downspouts during particularly heavy rainfall—sending streams of water down your window like a waterfall—but you haven’t no...

Keeping Your Gutters Clean and More Water damage is a major fear for homeowners. From burst pipes in the winter and leaky roofs during the spring rains, there are many more ways water finds its way into your home to cause damage. Flooded basements, mold growth, and damaged drywall are all symptoms o...

Keep Leaves Out of Your Gutter System If you live in Ohio, you already know the problem: trees drop leaves, gutters clog, and water stops flowing where it should. When gutters fill with leaves, pine needles, and roof grit, water can overflow during rainstorms and collect around your foundation—lea...

Understanding Your Roof and Gutter System Soffits, fascia boards, and rake boards are all important components of your home's roofing and gutter systems. They play different but complementary roles in protecting and enhancing the structure of the home. Here is a brief description of the function of ...

How Does Water-Fed Pole Window Cleaning Work? When we first heard about water-fed pole window cleaning, we thought it was too good to be true. The idea that windows can be left spotless and streak-free—without the use of any cleaners or chemicals, and from the safety of the ground—seemed ridicul...