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Professional Roofing, Tile Repair & Gutter Cleaning
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Professional gutter cleaning in South Florida is a different maintenance problem from the rest of the country, and the reason is simple. There is no autumn here. Trees shed year-round, so gutters fill continuously rather than once a season.
We clear gutters by hand across Broward and Miami-Dade, flush the downspouts, and check the fascia while we are up there. Call (954) 203-4767 to book, and book before storm season rather than during it.
A gutter that would need clearing once a year in a temperate climate needs it twice here, and more under heavy canopy.
This is the expensive one. Water spilling over the back of a blocked gutter runs down the fascia board, and in our humidity wet wood does not dry out. Rot follows, then the gutter loses its fixing, then the soffit goes. Soffit and fascia repair costs several times what the cleaning would have.
Persistently damp timber at the roof edge is exactly what subterranean and drywood termites are looking for. Gutter overflow is one of the most common moisture sources we see feeding an infestation.
Water sheeting down an exterior wall marks stucco and finds its way behind it at any crack or penetration.
Concentrated overflow at one point washes out planting beds and undermines the soil against the slab.
This is where a roofing company doing your gutters differs from a general cleaning service, and it matters on almost every home we work on.
A blocked gutter does not only overflow outward. Water backs up over the rear lip of the gutter and under the bottom course of roof tile, where it reaches the underlayment at the most vulnerable edge of the roof. We have traced plenty of interior leaks along an exterior wall back to a gutter that had not been cleared in five years.
The second issue is the roof itself. Clearing gutters on a tile roof means being on or beside tile, and tile breaks under the wrong footfall. Weight belongs on the lower third of each tile where it laps the course below. Crews who work on shingle roofs all week and step wherever it is convenient leave cracked tiles behind, and you find out two summers later when the underlayment underneath has failed.
We repair tile roofs for a living. We know where to stand.
Twice a year is the realistic minimum in South Florida. Under mature oak, ficus or palm, three or four times is closer to right.
Timing matters more than frequency. The clearing that earns its money is the one done before hurricane season, in May or early June, because a clogged gutter and a tropical downpour arriving together is what causes the damage. A second visit in November clears what the season deposited.
We clean gutters throughout Broward and Miami-Dade., including Hollywood, Davie, Cooper City, Weston, Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Dania Beach, Pembroke Park, Miami Lakes, Coral Gables, & Boca Raton.
Twice a year minimum, because trees shed year-round here rather than in one autumn flush. Under heavy oak, ficus or palm canopy, three or four times is more realistic.
Before hurricane season, in May or early June. A blocked gutter and a tropical downpour arriving together is what causes the damage. A second clearing in November deals with what the season dropped.
Yes, and it is more common than people expect. Water backs up over the rear of the gutter and under the bottom course of tile, reaching the underlayment at the roof edge.
We clear by hand and bag it. Blowing debris out puts it on the roof, in the valleys and across the landscape, which creates a second problem.
We repair tile roofs for a living, so we know where weight belongs on a tile. That is a real risk with crews who mostly work on shingle roofs.
Yes. Clearing the trough and leaving a blocked downspout achieves very little, so we flush each one and confirm discharge.
We check the discharge point. Underground drains block with roots and silt, and a downspout emptying into a blocked pipe backs up against the foundation.
Yes, with photographs. We are at the roof edge anyway, and rotten fascia is the expensive consequence of years of overflow.
Ask us when you call. Guards reduce clearing frequency but do not remove the need for it, and some types perform poorly against palm debris.
It depends on linear footage, the number of stories, roof access and how long since the last clearing. We give a firm number before starting.