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Understood Posted by David on March 11th, 2003 05:22 PM In reply to gutters by karen nagelhus on March 11th, 2003 12:29 PM [Go to top of thread]
Karen, downspouts freezing solid can be simply due just the right combination of weather conditions, but still could be aggravated by improper attic insulation, though much less of a factor here versus the eave areas. On my home, the South-side downspouts will often freeze up during intermittent freeze/thaw conditions, where my North-side downspouts have never frozen to my knowledge; this is only due to sun & temperature fluctuations.
My general thoughts here would be that I wouldn't be too concerned at the moment, but once the had thawed out to check them for sediment build-up; I'd doubt that a clog would be found, but dirt & gravel from roofing lying in the bottom of the horizontals will slow the general flow down, and this might contribute. Just a thought- good luck Was this post helpful? Yes: or No:
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gutters by karen nagelhus 3/11/03 08:01 AM
Ice Dams by David 3/11/03 08:16 AM
gutters by karen nagelhus 3/11/03 12:29 PM
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