Observe the discharge from a safe spot during ordinary rainfall. Note whether water reaches the intended area or still pools nearby.
Note where the water exits and whether it still collects in the same area. If a problem continues, share the date, rainfall conditions and a safe photo with the office.
If you have a gutter, fascia or siding concern, tell Dekoven Roofing what you observed and ask about an assessment.
Check that water leaves the system as intended.
During the next ordinary rain. Watching from a safe spot is enough.
After a repair, water should travel along the gutter, drop through the downspout and leave at a point that drains away from the building. It should not drip from joints, run down the siding or collect in one spot by the wall.
If you can, check during a moderate rain and again during a heavy one, because some problems only show up when the flow is high.
Call the office if something is off. Photos and a short description help.
At the next rain.
Contact the contractor.
Joints can loosen. Report it.
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