Gutters should be cleaned at least twice a year, ideally in Spring and Autumn to prevent a build up of material that will lead to bigger problems later. 

Common signs your gutters may need repair or replacement include cracks, sagging, or separation at the joints. Water overflow, rust, peeling paint, or stains on your siding also indicate drainage issues. Frequent blockages, basement flooding, or gutters older than 20 years are additional red flags. Addressing these problems early prevents costly home damage.

Basic gutter maintenance, like removing leaves and debris, can be a DIY task if you’re comfortable working on a ladder and have the proper tools. However, for more complex tasks—such as repairing leaks, realigning gutters, or cleaning hard-to-reach areas—it’s best to hire a professional. Professionals have the expertise, safety equipment, and tools to ensure the job is done efficiently and without risk. Regular professional maintenance also helps identify potential issues early, saving you from costly repairs in the long run.

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