Roof repair service
Gutter Repair
Repair sagging, leaking, or overflowing gutters and downspouts so water drains away from the roof edge and foundation.
When to Request Gutter Repair
Gutters protect more than the roof edge. When they sag, clog, or pull loose, water backs up under the shingles, spills against the fascia, and pools at the foundation. Re-securing, re-pitching, sealing seams, and clearing downspouts keeps roof-edge water moving where it should and protects the structure below.
- Water overflowing the gutter edge during rain
- Gutters sagging or pulling away from the fascia
- Leaking seams or corners and staining on the fascia
- Downspouts that dump water against the foundation
Gutter Repair FAQ
Are gutter problems a roof problem?
They are connected. Overflowing or backed-up gutters push water under the roof edge and rot the fascia and decking, so gutter repair is often part of protecting the roof, not separate from it.
Can sagging gutters be repaired or do they need replacing?
Sagging is often a matter of re-securing the hangers and correcting the slope. Gutters that are split, badly corroded, or undersized for the roof may be better replaced. A look on site tells you which.