September in St. Maries: Getting Ready for Rain and Snow

In St. Maries, September is the pivot point between summer’s warmth and the damp, cool weather of fall. The pine-covered hills surrounding town are beautiful this time of year, but they also mean falling needles and leaves that can quickly clog gutters. Ignoring them now is a gamble that often leads to overflow and water damage when the first autumn storms hit.

Rain gutters are critical for keeping water where it belongs — away from your home’s foundation and siding. A blocked or broken system lets water pool in places it shouldn’t, and in St. Maries’ damp climate, that can spell big trouble fast.

Snow stops are just as important to consider this month. Once winter rolls into northern Idaho, the snow builds up quickly. A roof without snow stops can shed massive loads all at once, damaging cars, landscaping, or worse. By adding or repairing snow stops now, you’re getting ahead of the season.

Think of September as your home’s “reset” month. A little preparation goes a long way, ensuring your home is ready for the months ahead — and letting you enjoy the change of seasons without worry.