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How Often Should You Clean Your Gutters in Florida?

  • 17 hours ago
  • 1 min read

Florida's mix of oak trees, palm fronds, and pine needles means gutters clog faster here than in most parts of the country. The general rule of twice a year often isn't enough for homes with heavy tree coverage.

A good baseline is spring and fall, with a mid-summer check added if your property sits near mature trees or you notice debris after a big storm. Gutters that stay clogged during rainy season are a leading cause of fascia rot and foundation pooling.

If climbing a ladder every few months isn't realistic, gutter guards or a scheduled cleaning service can keep things flowing without the maintenance headache.

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