Most clogs come from debris that’s been sitting through multiple storms, packed into the runs and downspouts until water has nowhere to go. In Boca Raton, palm fronds, seed pods, and gritty roof granules are the usual culprits.
Most property owners start noticing:
- Gutters filling up shortly after cleaning
- Water spilling over even when the system was recently cleared
- Debris packed tightly inside the channels
- Downspouts slowing down or backing up
- Staining along fascia or exterior walls
One heavy rain can undo a recent cleaning if the system isn’t protected.
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