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Title: Building Maintenance expert reveals five crucial tasks to complete before first snowfall

Canada, 23rd Oct 2025 - A building maintenance specialist has revealed the five most important tasks property owners need to complete now to protect their buildings from winter damage.As Canada braces for another harsh winter, property owners are being urged to act now to prevent costly cold-weather damage.According to Ranjit Takhar at Evergreen Building Maintenance, the period between late October and the first major snowfall is the ideal time to prepare buildings for freezing temperatures, snow loads, and moisture buildup.“With the first snowfall around the corner, now is the time to inspect your property and address potential vulnerabilities,” Ranjit said. “Spending a little time on prevention now can save thousands in repairs later.”Here are the five most important pre-winter maintenance tasks property owners should complete before the snow flies.1. Clear and Inspect Roofs, Gutters, and Drainage SystemsYour roof is the first line of defense against snow, ice, and melting water — but it’s also one of the most overlooked areas when preparing for winter. Debris buildup in gutters, scuppers, and downspouts is one of the most common causes of ice damming, water pooling, and interior leaks once temperatures dip below zero.“Most winter roof problems come down to poor drainage and heat loss,” Ranjit explained. “Even a small amount of debris can block water flow on flat or low-slope roofs, while inadequate attic insulation or ventilation can cause ice dams on sloped ones. Ensuring clean gutters, clear roof drains, and proper attic airflow — typically with insulation rated R-30 or higher — helps maintain an even roof temperature and prevents costly freeze damage.”Quick fixes:Remove debris from gutters, scuppers, and downspouts.Check flat roofs for standing wate...

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