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Winter weather can cause hidden damage to many parts of your home. Moisture, freezing temperatures, and heavy snow often affect roofing, gutters, drywall, siding, decks, and plumbing systems.
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Some repairs require tools, materials, and experience.
In spring, homeowners should inspect the roof, gutters, siding, exterior walls, decks, railings, windows, doors, plumbing fixtures, drywall, and safety detectors. The goal is to find damage caused by winter weather, moisture, or temperature changes before it turns into a bigger repair.
Gutters should usually be cleaned at least twice a year, typically in the spring and fall. If your home has many trees nearby, you may need to clean them more often to prevent clogs, overflow, and water damage around the roof, siding, and foundation.
Common signs of winter damage include cracked drywall, loose siding, clogged gutters, water stains, peeling paint, damaged caulking, loose railings, and minor roof issues. Catching these problems early helps prevent more expensive repairs later.
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