Bronson Johnson

Everything Eavestroughs and Beyond

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Hosted by Mike Courneya of Bronson Johnson Seamless Eavestroughs, this podcast is all about helping homeowners protect their biggest investment from costly water issues. From clogged or failing eavestroughs to poor drainage, foundation concerns, and long-term moisture damage, Mike breaks down what can go wrong, and how to prevent it. Each episode offers practical advice you can actually use, no matter the season. The show also dives deep into cold-weather challenges like ice damming, snow load, and winter runoff, with clear guidance on how to protect your home before problems start

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Bronson Johnson

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Leisure

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bronsonjohnson.com

Último episodio

28 de ene. de 2026

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Ice Dams Are Damaging Ottawa Homes Right Now — What You Need to Do Before the Next Freeze/Thaw Cycle 28.01.2026

Ice damming isn’t just a winter nuisance — it’s one of the fastest ways Ottawa homeowners end up with roof damage, leaks, insulation issues, and costly repairs . In this episode, Mike Cornea of Bronson Johnson Seamless Eavestroughs breaks down why ice dams form during Ottawa winters, why they’re especially dangerous during freeze-thaw cycles, and what homeowners can do right now to reduce the risk...

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