Insulated composite garden rooms generally require minimal maintenance compared to traditional building materials. The use of durable and weather-resistant materials in their construction helps to reduce the need for frequent upkeep. However, some basic maintenance practices can help ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your garden room. Here are a few maintenance considerations:   Cleaning: Regularly cleaning the exterior surfaces, windows, and doors of your garden room helps to maintain its appearance and prevent the buildup of dirt, debris, or stains.   Inspections: Periodic inspections of your garden room can help identify any signs of wear, damage, or potential issues. Check for any cracks, gaps, or damage to the cladding, windows, doors, or roofing materials.   Roof and Gutter Maintenance: Ensure that the roof and gutters of your garden room are kept free from leaves, debris, or other obstructions that may impede proper drainage. Regularly inspect and clean gutters to prevent water buildup and potential water damage.   Pest Control: Regularly inspect for signs of pest activity and take appropriate pest control measures if necessary.   Overall, while insulated composite garden rooms are designed to be low-maintenance, a proactive approach to regular cleaning, inspections, and addressing any issues promptly will help keep your garden room in excellent condition for years to come.