Building gutters, downspouts and drainage
Gutters and drainage systems play an essential role in building protection. Partial obstructions can compromise water flow and result in costly infiltrations.
Systems that are often overlooked until the problem arises
Systems that are often overlooked until the problem arises
Rainfall systems are often overlooked until a problem occurs. Leaves, samaras and pine needles accumulate, the mud is compacted and organic deposits gradually obstruct the flow. Inefficient wire fences, partially blocked descents, or invisible obstructions on flat roofs worsen the situation. An obstruction, even partial, is sufficient to compromise the normal flow of the storm system.
These situations increase the risks of backflow and infiltration around the building.
These situations affect the appearance as well as the safety of traffic areas.
Technical control of rainwater systems
Each intervention is adjusted according to the real configuration of the building.
Examples of transformations observed:
Before/after comparisons illustrating interventions carried out on:
Gutter downspout obstructed → drainage restored
Full clearance to ensure water evacuation.
Compact accumulation under wire fence → clear gutter
Removal of deposits for effective drainage.
What distinguishes our intervention
Each intervention begins with a complete reading of the rainwater system in order to identify areas of accumulation and critical points. The intervention is then carried out in a safe manner, including the high sections. The flow is checked all the way to the ground, with attention paid to the overall drainage of the building. This approach helps to restore efficient and functional flow.
REAL INTERVENTIONS IN THE FIELD
These images reflect the real conditions encountered during our interventions.
Completely obstructed downspout
Severe accumulation of leaves and samaras
Gutter with wire mesh, saturated with organic deposits inside
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Gutter with wire mesh, saturated with a carpet of organic deposits
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Mature trees near gutters
Mature trees (pine) near gutters
Accumulation of compact mud in a gutter
Observation of a compromised drainage system
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Intervention on complex gutter systems
Flat roof drain requiring intervention
A flow or accumulation problem in your rainwater system?
An assessment makes it possible to identify obstructions and to restore effective drainage.
