Preventing Fall Weather Water Damage: What Homeowners Should Know
9/9/2024 (Permalink)
As the crisp air of fall rolls in, so do potential water damage risks caused by seasonal weather changes. Heavy rains, falling leaves, and fluctuating temperatures can lead to clogged gutters, roof leaks, and drainage issues, making homes vulnerable to water intrusion. When leaves block gutters and downspouts, water overflows and may seep into foundations, basements, or attics, leading to costly repairs and potential mold growth.
To prevent fall weather water damage, homeowners should prioritize gutter cleaning, roof inspections, and ensuring proper drainage around the property. It's also a good time to check for any cracks or gaps in the foundation and seal them before moisture becomes a problem. With these proactive measures, you can protect your home from water damage and enjoy the beauty of fall without the stress of unexpected repairs.
Call SERVPRO of Trumbull, Monroe & Northern Bridgeport if you do encounter any water damage this fall.