What DIY Christmas Light Clips Actually Do to Your Gutters and Shingles
Summary Every November, homeowners across Monmouth County drag out the light strands and reach for whatever is handy — a staple gun, a box of roofing nails, a roll of adhesive hooks from the hardware store. The display goes up in an afternoon. The damage it causes may not show up until the following spring, when a roofing contractor finds punctured shingles, a stripped gutter finish, a rotting fascia board, or a section of trough that can no longer drain properly. The core problem is that a residential roofing system is engineered to manage water, not to serve as a






