Gutters that sit close to the roofline can leave a gap between the gutter edge and the roof sheeting or tile line, and overhanging branches near a gutter make that gap easier for a possum to reach. Gutter entry proofing checks this join across Tarragindi homes, closing gaps that sit right where the gutter meets the roof.
The crew checks the full gutter line for gaps behind fascia boards, loose brackets that have let the gutter drop away from the roofline, and buildup that might be hiding a gap underneath. Where branches overhang the gutter closely enough to give easy access to the roof, this gets flagged for you to trim back where you are able to reach it.
This step is often checked at the same time as eave gap sealing and ridge cap work, since gutters, eaves and ridge lines all sit along the outer edge of the roof and tend to share the same kind of wear over time. One visit can usually cover all three across a Tarragindi property, particularly on streets closer to Toohey Forest where branch cover tends to sit closest to the gutter line. Homes with older sagging gutters or gutter guard fitted a long time ago tend to need a closer check here, since buildup and rust can hide a gap that would otherwise be easy to spot.
- Checks the full gutter line for gaps against the roof
- Covers loose brackets and gaps behind fascia boards
- Flags overhanging branches that give easy roof access
- Often paired with eave gap and ridge cap checks
- Covers Tarragindi homes on a local run
Call 07 3543 7770 to book a gutter line check for your roof.
