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Not cleaning your gutters could lead to serious problems, including leaks, water-damaged siding and fascia, and foundation damage and leaking. The leaves and debris that clog your gutters create the ideal environment for mold and mildew, which can eventually rot the fascia board.

Water will start to leak and overflow, which could damage your roof or other areas of your home. You may notice pooling in your yard, which can freeze and damage your driveway or patio. Cleaning your gutters at least once or twice a year is best to avoid expensive repairs and replacements.

Hire a gutter installation professional to install or replace your gutters. If you’re not sure where to begin your research, contact your roofing contractor. Most of them either have an in-house gutter technician or can provide trustworthy referrals to licensed gutter contractors. If you’re installing a specific type of gutter, such as fascia-style or seamless gutters, make sure the person you hire has experience in the specific installation.

Spring and fall tend to be the best times of the year to clean gutters. Fall is when all of the leaves drop into your gutters, so you'll want to clear that out to prevent clogs from becoming worse. Once spring comes, you'll also want to make sure that your gutters are clear of debris for in preparation for rainfall.

Clean your gutters at least twice a year if you don't have any trees near your home. If you have many large trees or pine trees, then you'll want to clean your gutters every three to four months.

Copper gutters are naturally rust and warp-resistant, making them the most durable gutters available on the market. With a solid maintenance schedule, copper gutters can last anywhere from 50 to 100 years compared to the average gutter life span of around 20. But this durability comes with a much higher cost that may be out of reach for most homeowners. In this case, aluminum gutters are a good secondary option in terms of durability and affordability.