Lean Ladder Against Gutter

The crate will sit directly on the roof keeping the ladder off the gutter preventing contact therefore preventing crushing or bending the gutter.

Lean ladder against gutter.

Extend the ladder at least 3 rungs above the crate. Place it on the ground open side down. Make sure you have the ladder is placed in such a way that it provides proper working height to reach the gutters. Use wire string or bungy cord to secure the crate to the ladder around the middle of the rung itself.

The main advantage of using a ladder stabilizer when cleaning gutters is that you keep your balance and protect your gutters. If you see any of the above be cautious and consider not leaning the ladder against the gutter. Instead lean your ladder against the wall to comfortably clean the gutter. Lean the ladder against the gutter and apply gentle pressure look for any movement wobbling or signs of weakness.

Ladders have a rating system that designates the weight capacity of who uses. This can cause them to break and potentially send you flying because the ladder would quickly fall with the eavestrough. Find a balanced position for the ladder leaning against the gutter and step onto the first rung of the ladder. Slowly raise the ladder with crate attached to the roof just above the gutter.

It will scratch the finish on the gutters and. If you are working on uneven ground. If your gutter seems strong and sturdy. Proper ladder positioning if possible try not to lean the ladder against the gutters.

Always be observant of the gutter and the brackets that hold the gutter. Ladder safety when cleaning gutters make certain that you use a sturdy ladder. If you are using an extension ladder do not lean the ladder on the gutter. Adjust your ladder to the right heights so you have a comfortable working position.

If you lean your ladder directly against your gutters you can cause damage to the gutters.