By Ferocious Operations.
Rain doesn’t follow a set schedule — and neither should your home maintenance. Whether it’s a sudden summer downpour or lingering damp conditions after winter, water can cause serious damage to your home if it's not properly managed. That’s why Guardian Roofing, a trusted leader in the roofing industry, stresses the importance of scheduling gutter installation during the drier months for maximum effectiveness and long-term results.
Lori Swanson, co-founder of Guardian Roofing, explains:
“Gutters help channel water away from your home, reducing the chances of leaks, erosion and even structural issues. The best time to install gutters in the Pacific Northwest is late spring to early fall (May–September). This period offers the most favorable weather conditions, with less rain and milder temperatures, making installation easier and more efficient.”
Gutters do far more than protect your siding or roofline; they help safeguard your indoor environment, too. When excess moisture collects around your home’s base, it can seep into crawl spaces and basements, leading to mold, mildew and rot. These issues don’t just threaten your home’s structure; they can also affect your air quality and overall health. Proper drainage is one of the most effective ways to defend against costly repairs and health hazards.
Scheduling gutter installation during drier, more temperate months ensures the job gets done efficiently and with fewer weather-related delays. It also means your home will be ready before the next wave of wet weather arrives, giving you added peace of mind and long-term protection for one of your most valuable investments.
If you need gutters replaced urgently, the professionals can install them year-round, but scheduling in the drier months will lead to the best results.
Original article and photo source: Guardian Roofing
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