HOW OFTEN SHOULD I CLEAN MY ROOF

Moss on a roof can significantly shorten its lifespan. Moss can trap moisture, leading to shingle deterioration, wood rot, and even shingle lifting, which can create leaks. Additionally, moss can prevent proper water drainage, further accelerating the damage process.

As a rule, most roofers and tree experts recommend cleaning your roof twice a year, typically in the fall and late spring.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD I CLEAN MY GUTTERS?

It’s common knowledge that the main culprit for clogged gutters is dead leaves, so autumn is the season when most homeowners think about their gutters. Dead leaves combine with fall rains to form a mat that fills gutters and dams up the downspouts causing overflow.

Since not all trees are alike, leaves can fall at different rates so sometimes it’s necessary to clean gutters several times during the season. If you have pine trees on your property, you will need to inspect your gutters every 3 months as they tend to shed their needles year-round.

As a rule, most roofers and tree experts recommend cleaning gutters twice a year, typically in the fall and late spring.