
Gutter Cleaning Before Winter in Ontario
Clean after most leaves are down and before repeated freezing begins. Then test the downspouts, including the elbows where debris can remain hidden.
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Clean after most leaves are down and before repeated freezing begins. Then test the downspouts, including the elbows where debris can remain hidden.
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Fibre cement is heavier and more detailed. Vinyl is lighter and more forgiving on budget. Neither rescues bad flashing, so start behind the siding.
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Active leaks, loose roofing, failed flashing, and visible sagging need prompt assessment before snow hides the damage.
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An ice dam is the roof's visible complaint, not usually the root cause. Trace the heat path through the attic, then fix the assembly in the right order.
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Curling shingles, granules, stains, and a tired-looking gutter are reasons to inspect the roof. Here is how to sort routine wear from prompt inspection triggers.
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The right roof is the material your house, budget, installer, and maintenance tolerance can all live with. Compare the installed system as well as the appearance.
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Understand the costs behind a roofing quote, including tear-off, flashing, deck repairs, access, and the chosen material system.
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Stay off the roof, document what you can safely see, and let evidence decide whether the next step is a repair, a claim, or simply a closer inspection.
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