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Any advice about roof runoff which shoots
over eavestroughs? Problem occurs at two corners of a steeply gabled roof over a deck. Rainfall collects in such volume that at the corners it shoots a foot or more horizontally before falling 18 feet to the deck, where at one corner it damages the stained railings, and at the other has encouraged rot in several siding boards below the deck. We added eavestroughs and a downspout elsewhere, curing a similar problem, but do not know what to do about the corners, where damage now is worse after an unusually rainy summer. -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada) |
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