The Basics · Roof & Gutter
Protection.
Not appearance.
Twice each year, we clear every gutter and open every roof valley. Not because it looks better — but because the next storm is coming.
The Premise
Water finds the path.
Water belongs in the drainage system — not behind fascia boards, inside walls, or beneath your foundation.
On the Gulf Coast, a clogged gutter is a drainage problem in waiting. Water overshoots, sheets down the wall, saturates the soil against the slab. Within a season a hairline crack becomes a settlement event. Where it makes sense, we recommend guards or extended downspouts as part of the larger drainage design — the roof line is where a property's weather handling begins.
How We Do It
Whatever it takes.
Cleaned by hand. Cleared with water. Opened with air.
Every roof is different. Sometimes debris comes out by hand. Sometimes a downspout needs flushing. Sometimes roof valleys need forced air. We use the right method for the job — not the fastest one.
Every downspout is tested from the gutter to the discharge, because a clean gutter that will not drain is still a problem. Before-and-after photos are included, and anything needing repair is documented before it becomes an expensive surprise.
Begin
Schedule the twice-yearly clear.
A spring clear before the storm season, a fall clear before the first cold front. Booked on the property's drainage calendar.
