Morchard Bishop has a lot of older cottages and farmhouses with traditional slate roofs and deep guttering. Many of these properties sit close to trees or hedgerows, which means gutters fill quickly with moss, leaves, and roof debris. It’s common to see blocked downpipes after a wet spell, especially through autumn and into winter when everything drops at once.

A typical scenario here involves a cottage with a rear elevation facing open fields. Wind pushes debris straight onto the roof, and within a few months the gutters are packed. Water then spills over the edge, runs down the stonework, and starts soaking into walls around windows or door frames. By the time it’s noticed, there’s already damp showing inside.

Newer builds in the area bring a different issue. They often have narrower gutter systems that clog faster and overflow during heavy rain. Without regular clearing, the water backs up and can affect soffits and fascia boards much earlier than expected.

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