Give rainwater a clear path from the roof edge into the gutter and away through the downspout. Repair the failure in that whole connection.
Free roof inspectionsStart with the existing roof.
Repair and reroof optionsChoose work that fits the condition.
Homes and commercial roofsThe right scope for the building.
Gutter Work at the Roof Edge
Overflow at a roof edge can come from blocked flow, a poorly pitched gutter, a separated joint or an outlet that cannot carry the water away. Water behind the gutter can also involve the drip edge, fascia or roof-to-wall detail.
A gutter repair starts by separating those causes. Sealing a joint is different from rehanging a run, replacing damaged fascia or correcting how the roof edge directs runoff. The work needs to match the actual path of the water.
Repair or Replace a Gutter Run
A useful gutter scope considers both the metal and what it is fastened to.
Repair a limited failure
A sound run with a loose bracket or isolated leaking joint can support a limited repair after its pitch and attachment are assessed.
Replace a damaged run
Widespread corrosion, distortion or unsuitable layout can make a new run more practical. The outlets and downspouts need to suit the drainage arrangement.
Address the roof-edge connection
Damaged fascia and water passing behind the gutter need attention to support and the roof edge, not only the gutter surface.
A deliberate path to downspouts without leaving standing water in the run.
Discharge
A downspout arrangement appropriate to the property. Underground drainage is a separate scope where needed.
Access and material
Height, gutter profile, material and connected trim affect installation work.
Gutter FAQs
Will gutter guards stop every maintenance problem?
No. A guard changes how debris enters the gutter, but outlets, roof valleys and the guard itself still need appropriate care. The product must suit the roof edge and flow.
Can a gutter cause a roof leak?
Overflow or water behind a gutter can affect nearby building details. The inspection needs to establish whether the leak comes from the gutter, roof edge, flashing or another source.
Should gutters be discussed during reroofing?
Yes. Roof edges and water discharge need to work with the replacement roof, and existing gutter condition affects the project arrangement.
