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Gutter cleaning, repair and new gutters in Rhode Island

Across the places covered here, a normal year brings 42 to 54 inches of rain, with 11 to 15 days of an inch or more. The five-minute downpour expected once in ten years runs from 7.1 to 7.3 inches an hour (NOAA Atlas 14). Pick a town for its own numbers.

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What Rhode Island asks of a gutter contractor

Licensing for gutter work differs from state to state, and this site has not yet read Rhode Island’s rules at the source. Ask the contractor which license or registration they hold and look it up with the state, and ask for proof of liability insurance. Hiring a gutter contractor

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Every place in Rhode Island

PlaceRain, inDays ≥ 1 inFirst frostHalf built by
Ashaway 42.8 11.4 10/31 1948
Bradford 42.8 11.4 10/31 1949
Carolina 51.6 14.8 10/12 1971
Central Falls 51.9 14.7 10/19 1944
Charlestown 51.6 14.8 10/12 1973
Chepachet 53.8 15.1 10/19 1977
Cranston 47.5 12.8 10/30 1957
Cumberland Hill 51.9 14.7 10/19 1975
East Providence 47.5 12.8 10/30 1958
Greene 48.9 12.8 10/20 1978
Greenville 51.9 14.7 10/19 1975
Harmony 53.8 15.1 10/19 1952
Harrisville 53.8 15.1 10/19 1970
Hope Valley 53.1 14.6 10/08 1981
Kingston 51.6 14.8 10/12 1976
Narragansett Pier 51.6 14.8 10/12 1973
Newport 47.5 13.0 11/13 1938
Newport East 42.2 11.3 11/04 1967
Pascoag 53.8 15.1 10/19 1949
Pawtucket 51.9 14.7 10/19 1947
Providence 47.5 12.8 10/30 1938
Tiverton 49.4 14.4 11/02 1958
Valley Falls 51.9 14.7 10/19 1964
Wakefield-Peace Dale 51.6 14.8 10/12 1970
Warwick 47.5 12.8 10/30 1961
Westerly 42.8 11.4 10/31 1972
Woonsocket 51.9 14.7 10/19 1950

NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020, nearest station within 25 miles; ACS 2020–2024. Places of 1,000 people or more.

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