Anyone can start here · 1400-1500 block of W Michigan Street, Haughville, Indianapolis, IN 46222
Clear the gutters and downspouts before freeze-up on a home on the 1400-1500 block of W Michigan Street.
Fund it for $180. Proof lands onchain when it's done.
$180 proposed
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What the work involvesWinters in Haughville freeze whatever the gutters trap -- leaves and grit turn to ice dams that back water under the roofline of this block's older housing stock. Clearing the run before the first hard freeze is the cheapest thing that keeps a home dry all winter.
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- ladder rated for gutter-line access (or a ground-level gutter-cleaning wand) + gloves
- garden hose or gutter scoop + bucket for downspout flush
- exterior-grade caulk/sealant + putty knife for minor envelope-crack sealing
- flexible dryer-vent brush kit + shop vacuum for lint clearance
- camera + GPS + tape measure
Steps
- 1. ASSESS: photograph each gutter run, downspout outlet, foundation weep screed/vent, exterior crack, and dryer-vent termination as found (debris, growth, buried screed, crack width, lint buildup).
- 2. Clear gutters and downspouts by hand or scoop, working from a stable ladder or ground-level tool; flush each downspout with water and redirect any outlet that discharges against the foundation to daylight at least 3 ft away.
- 3. Clear vegetation, mulch and debris from weep screeds and foundation vents so the wall assembly can drain and breathe; clean and prep any minor exterior envelope crack (non-structural, hairline to 1/4 in) and seal it with an exterior-grade sealant matched to the substrate.
- 4. Clear the dryer-vent duct run with a flexible brush kit from both the machine end and the exterior termination, and vacuum out the accumulated lint.
- 5. VERIFY: photograph each item from the matching before-vantage, pour a test cup of water down each cleared downspout to confirm flow, and confirm the dryer-vent damper opens and closes freely.
What counts as done
- Before photo of each gutter run/downspout as found
- After photo from matching vantage showing the cleared run
- Note of debris volume removed and any damage found (loose hangers, splits)
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