Gutter Hotline

With a winter storm and heavy snow expected this weekend, homeowners across Western Kentucky should be thinking about more than just travel conditions. Snow and ice can put serious stress on your home’s gutter system, often leading to damage that isn’t noticed until it causes bigger (and more expensive) problems.

At Gutter Boyz of Kentucky, we want to help you understand the risks and know what to watch for before and after the storm.

How Heavy Snow Can Damage Gutters

When snow piles up on your roof and gutters, the added weight can cause:

  • Gutters to pull away from the fascia
  • Sagging or bending of gutter sections
  • Loose or broken hangers and brackets
  • Ice dams that trap water and force it under the roofline
  • Improper drainage once snow begins to melt

These issues can lead to roof damage, foundation problems, and water intrusion if not addressed quickly.

Warning Signs to Watch For After the Storm

Once the snow clears, keep an eye out for:

  • Gutters that appear crooked or detached
  • Water spilling over the sides instead of flowing through downspouts
  • Visible cracks, splits, or separated seams
  • Ice buildup that doesn’t melt properly

Catching these issues early can prevent further damage as temperatures fluctuate.

Local Gutter Experts You Can Trust

Gutter Boyz of Kentucky proudly serves homeowners throughout Paducah, Mayfield, Murray, and most of Western Kentucky. Our team specializes in gutter repair, replacement, cleaning, and gutter guard installation—using durable materials designed to withstand Kentucky’s unpredictable weather.

Schedule Gutter Service After the Storm

If your gutters have taken a hit from heavy snow or ice, don’t wait until water damage shows up inside your home.

📞 Contact Gutter Boyz of Kentucky today for a FREE estimate
Serving most of Western Kentucky with dependable, professional gutter services. Get your FREE ESTIMATE by calling (270) 906-3055!

Protect your home this winter—and let Gutter Boyz of Kentucky help keep water flowing where it belongs.