When San Lorenzo gutters fill up
Trees in San Lorenzo shed leaves, needles, and seed pods continuously year-round because many local species are evergreen. Although freezing nights and snow are rare here, meaning ice dams do not form in your gutters, constant foliage drop slowly fills channels and blocks outlets. Wet tree debris mixes with coastal moisture to create a thick sludge that sits along the roof edge. We recommend cleaning at least twice a year, spring and fall, to keep channels clear throughout the dry and wet months. Scheduled gutter cleaning prevents heavy, damp organic matter from straining gutter hangers and fascia, keeping your drainage system clear for every unexpected California downpour.