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Title: Florida Homes See Surge in Costly Gutter Leaks

Tampa, Florida, United States, 26th Feb 2026 - Across Florida, homeowners are confronting a growing problem that often goes unnoticed until serious damage has occurred. Gutter leaks, once considered a minor maintenance issue, are now contributing to widespread structural concerns as intense rainfall and seasonal storms test residential drainage systems. As precipitation patterns remain unpredictable and storms increase in frequency, small cracks and failing seams are quickly turning into significant vulnerabilities.Experts note that even a minor gutter leak can redirect water toward fascia boards, soffits, siding, and foundations. In Florida’s humid climate, prolonged moisture exposure accelerates wood rot, mold growth, and soil erosion around a home’s perimeter. When left unaddressed, what begins as a simple drip can escalate into costly structural repairs and interior water damage.Florida’s Climate Intensifies Wear on Gutter SystemsUnlike regions with moderate seasonal changes, Florida’s subtropical environment presents year-round stress on exterior home systems. High humidity, salt air in coastal communities, heavy downpours, and intense sun exposure all contribute to premature deterioration of traditional sectional gutters. Expansion and contraction caused by heat cycles can loosen fasteners and weaken joints, making leaks increasingly common in older systems.Seam failures, clogged downspouts, and corrosion are among the leading causes of water intrusion. During peak storm season, gutters that cannot effectively channel water away from the roofline often overflow, sending water cascading down exterior walls. Over time, this pattern erodes landscaping, undermines foundations, and compromises structural integrity.Small Leaks Lead to Expensive RepairsHomeowners frequen...

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