Exterior Solutions in the Greater Spokane, WA and Coeur d’ Alene, ID areas
Under Deck Ceiling Systems
Rain collects in an under deck ceiling system, which is a sort of dropped ceiling that diverts water away from deck boards and into a rain gutter. It’s constructed from an engineered metal that attaches to the underside of the deck, keeping the area below dry and providing additional living space. These panels must be inspected for clogs or leaks that might impede their waterproofing capabilities. Routine maintenance will keep moisture away from the deck, protecting it from water damage and mold growth.
Underground Gutter Drainage
The gutters on your roof transport water to the underground gutter drainage system that protects your home from foundational damage. The downspout and drains are made to last, using materials such as galvanized steel, stainless-steel aluminum, PVC, or copper. These drains and buried pipes can become clogged without the necessary maintenance services. Regular gutter cleaning can prevent debris from blocking the water flow and causing common issues like pooling water. Ensure your home is free of water damage with upkeep for your underground gutters.
Fascia Board
Gutters are mounted on the fascia boards, or roofline, which is where the roof meets the exterior walls. Fascia is capable of supporting substantial weight, enough to hold up the lower row of roof tiles and carry several gallons of water from the gutters to the spouts. It does an important job and must be well maintained in order to protect the structural integrity of your home. A professional can check for damage and take care of repairs or preventative services to help extend its lifespan.
Heated Gutter
Heated gutters use a self-regulating heat cable system to melt ice and snow buildup. It’s designed to prevent the formation of icicles and ice dams on the eaves and gutters. It is compatible with various fascia styles and should be inspected along with your gutters to ensure that drainage is still possible even during the freezing winter months. Keeping this system in good condition could end up saving you quite a bit of money on long-term gutter and roof repairs.
Snow Guards
Snow guards hold snow in place to prevent it from sliding off and damaging the gutters or harming people. These retention systems are essential in areas that experience heavy snow, and they come in various sizes and colors to conform to your roof. It’s important to inspect the waterproofing, fasteners, and assembly to ensure that everything is securely attached. Maintenance services will allow your snow guards to adequately hold back snow so that it can gradually melt without causing damage or posing a safety risk.
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