Gutter Repair
Re-pitching, resealing, new hangers, and downspout fixes to restore drainage.
Repairs
Get your gutters draining the way they should
A gutter that leaks at the seams, sags in the middle, or pitches the wrong way is dumping water right where you don't want it — against the foundation, behind the fascia, onto the walkway. Most of these problems are fixable without replacing the whole system.
If the gutters are just worn out or badly undersized, we'll quote seamless replacement instead of throwing money at repairs.
What's Included
Gutter repairs we handle
- Re-pitching runs that pool or drain the wrong way
- Resealing leaking seams, end caps, and miters
- Replacing failed hangers and re-securing pulled-away sections
- Fascia repair where rot has let the gutter pull loose
- Downspout reattachment, resizing, and extension away from the foundation
- Clearing and correcting chronic clog points
- Adding downspouts where the roof area is overwhelming a single drop
- Gutter guard installation to prevent repeat clogs
Our Process
Diagnose and correct
Inspection
We check pitch, seams, hangers, fascia, and downspout drainage, and run water if needed to see where it fails.
Quote
A written list of what needs correcting and the price — plus a replacement quote if repair isn't the better value.
Repair
We correct the pitch, reseal, re-hang, and fix downspouts so the whole run drains.
Test
Water test to confirm full drainage and no leaks before we leave.
Heads Up
Gutters pulling off the house?
That usually means the fascia board behind them has rotted — often from those same gutters overflowing for years. Don't just re-screw them; the wood needs to be addressed or they'll pull off again. We handle both.
Questions
Gutter Repair: common questions
My gutters overflow in heavy rain. Can that be repaired?
Sometimes it's a pitch or clog issue we can fix. Sometimes the gutter or downspouts are simply undersized for the roof — in that case, upsizing is the real fix.
Can you reseal instead of replace?
For localized seam leaks on otherwise-solid gutters, yes. If seams are failing all over, the gutter has usually reached the end of its life.
Do you fix the fascia behind the gutter?
Yes. Rotted fascia is one of the most common reasons gutters fail, and we repair it as part of the job.
Is it worth repairing old sectional gutters?
If they're in decent shape, minor repairs are fine. If you're doing repairs every year, seamless replacement usually costs less over time.
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