Gutters that overflow, sag or drip at the seams send water right where you don’t want it. We repair them so they drain the way they should.
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Most gutter problems come down to loose hangers, leaking seams, bad slope or a blocked downspout. We reattach and re-pitch sagging runs, reseal joints and end caps, and clear or reroute downspouts. If the gutters are too far gone, new gutter installation may cost less in the long run.
Overflowing gutters can be a sign of a roof edge problem, and water behind the gutter can rot fascia and decking. We check the roof edge and drip edge while we’re up there. Spot damaged shingles too? See roof repair, or call (910) 527-7288.
What homeowners ask about gutter problems.
Usually a clog, a blocked downspout, a gutter that’s lost its slope or one that’s too small for the roof. We find out which and fix it.
Yes, in most cases. We replace failed hangers and re-pitch the run so water flows to the downspout again.
If there’s rust or rot along long sections, many leaking seams or the gutters are undersized, replacement is usually the better value.
Yes. We work across Harnett, Wake and Cumberland counties, including Dunn, Lillington, Angier, Cary, Apex, Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina and Fayetteville. Call (910) 527-7288 to check your address.
