10/27/2026
Fall’s prettiest problem.
The trees across North Atlanta are putting on a show right now, and a lot of those leaves are going to end up on your roof.
A few leaves aren’t a big deal. But when they pile up in roof valleys and gutters, they start to work against you. Wet leaves hold moisture against your shingles. They slow down the water that’s supposed to run off your roof. And when gutters clog, rainwater can spill over the sides, back up under the roof edge, or pour down right next to your foundation.
Your roof and gutters are designed to work together to move water away from your home. When one of them can’t do its job, the other one feels it.
Keep an eye on your valleys and gutters this season, especially after a windy day. If you’re tired of dealing with leaves every fall, ask us about gutter protection.
Not sure how your roof is holding up? Schedule your free roof inspection at bonnerbuilt.com.