Have you ever wondered, “What Is the difference between aluminum and copper gutters?” Both aluminum and copper do a great job of protecting your house from rain and snow. However, aluminum and copper have different pros and cons. If you are unsure about which one is the best for you Read Full Post
Late fall, winter, and even into spring can bring severe winter weather. In Minnesota, severe winter weather can bring with it the dangerous ice dam. Most Minnesota homeowners know all too well what an ice dam is, but if you are new to the state or have only ever lived in more temperate climates, you may not know what an ice dam is.
An ice dam is a solid block of ice that forms at the base of a house’s roof. It is the result of accumulated snow, which goes through a process of melting and refreezing Read Full Post
Gutters come in many different profiles and materials, each with their own distinct advantages. It’s important to do your homework before jumping into a gutter replacement project, so you can ensure that you choose the best product for your needs and preferences. At Minnesota Leafless Gutters Read Full Post
Since they’re constantly collecting water in their troughs, guttering systems can be especially vulnerable to water damage, most often in the form of rust. Particularly in areas known for their extreme precipitation, aluminum drainage systems can become impaired within just a few years of installation. Therefore, it’s wise to invest in galvanized metals.
Galvanized steel goes through a chemical process that layers steel with zinc oxides. When steel is submerged in melted zinc, a chemical reaction Read Full Post
Winter is right around the corner, and one issue that almost all homeowners face is snow piling up on their rooftops. While most roofs are designed to hold up to 20 pounds per square foot according to modern building codes, older structures and those with flat roofs may struggle under the weight of even moderate snow accumulation. And not all snowstorms are created equal. On average, relatively dry snow weighs around 5 pounds a foot, while wet snow can tip the scales at more than 20 pounds per foot! If you live in the St Paul Minnesota area and have snow on your roof give us a call today. We offer affordable snow and ice dam removal services Read Full Post