Your Home’s First Line of Defense – Siding, Windows, and Gutters

Storms can hit hard and fast, leaving damage behind that can be costly to fix. At AdvantaClean, we know how important it is to prepare your home’s exterior before heavy weather rolls in. From siding to windows and gutters, every detail matters when it comes to keeping water out and preventing severe damage.

Is Your Home’s Exterior Ready for a Storm?

When it comes to weather protection, your home’s siding, windows, and gutters all play a role. If one area fails, it can open the door to water damage and structural issues. Before storm season arrives, we always recommend checking for cracks, loose panels, or signs of aging in your siding. Broken or worn siding won’t keep water out and may even allow wind to tear off large sections. We can help spot these weak points and take care of them before the next storm hits.

Keep Gutters Clean and Flowing

Gutters are one of the most overlooked parts of storm prep, yet they are crucial. Clogged gutters will send water over the edges, which can cause foundation damage, roof leaks, or flooding near your home. If your gutters are sagging or packed with debris, water can’t flow freely. 

Strong Windows Can Prevent Bigger Problems

Windows are vulnerable during storms, especially if the glass is weak or the seals are broken. Wind-driven rain can find its way in through small cracks, leading to mold, water stains, and ruined drywall. We recommend checking the seals and frames for wear and making repairs where needed. For homes in areas with strong storms, storm shutters or impact-resistant glass are smart upgrades.

Call Us Before and After the Storm

Is your home’s exterior ready for a storm? After a storm, if you notice water inside or signs of damage, we’re here to respond fast. We handle water cleanup, storm damage, and mold concerns so you don’t have to face it alone.

a broken gutter from a storm

Call us at AdvantaClean at (877) 800-2382 to schedule a team to address all of your storm damage cleanup and restoration needs.

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