Prepare The Exterior Of Your Home For Winter
It seems like winter rolls around faster and faster each year. As we head into the fall months, now is the time to make sure that your home is ready for the cold temperatures and harsh weather that is headed our way. Minnesota is known for frigid days, snow, ice and wind and the exterior of your home takes a constant beating every single day. If you still have the standard gutters that were installed when your home was built, it may be time to consider an upgrade. Your gutter system can be a great way to protect your home from water damage this winter Read Full Post
Whether you love winter or hate it, it is a fact of life here in Minnesota. Homeowners deal with the impact of winter on our homes each and every year. A home’s roof and gutter system can be particularly impacted during the winter months given the cold temperatures and the frequent precipitation. Minnesota Leafless Gutters continues to work full time as an essential business and offers customers contact-free service if you would like to move forward with a repair but would rather not have unnecessary contact with our staff because of COVID.
As the cold, frigid air moves in, we begin to think about what we need to do to prepare for winter. For many homes in Minnesota, ice dams quickly become a costly problem that can cause a tremendous amount of damage if left untreated. This winter, it’s important to know the right number to call should an ice dam start forming on your roof. At Minnesota Leafless Gutters, we can handle all of your ice dam needs 
Minnesota is known for one thing more than any other – cold weather. The average low temperatures in the winter are between 0-15 degrees Fahrenheit and the average highs are between 19-30 degrees. That means that, for the vast majority of winter, temperatures remain well below freezing. So, it makes sense that the moisture that falls stays frozen and can remain on your roof or in your gutters for an extended period of time. This can cause significant problems 
Living in Minnesota we are extremely familiar with the snow and cold temperatures. And although we are hardy people that can endure the cold, sometimes our homes and businesses need a little bit of help in the winter to help maintain them and keep them functioning.
Its official, we are now entering Ice Dam Season and time will tell if St. Paul, MN homes are in for a bad one like in previous winters. The frozen icicles may look magical like in an animated movie but they can be a sign of something much more sinister taking place on your roof. Ice Dam Damages can be far-reaching and very costly. The experts at Minnesota Leafless Gutters are offering some ice dam prevention tips.