Do Your Gutters Look Like This?

Compare your gutters to these real problems our crews see every week, then take the 2-minute check below to see if you likely need a repair or a replacement.

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Common gutter problems

Tags show what we usually find. Every home is different, so we always confirm in person.

Sagging or pulling away

Gutters dip between hangers or lean away from the roof. Usually loose or failing hangers, often from heavy debris, ice or snow.

Often repairable

Leaking seams and corners

Drips at joints, corners or end caps, often with stains on the siding below. Common with sectional gutters.

Often repairable

Water spilling over the front

Overflow in a heavy rain can mean clogs, a blocked downspout, the wrong pitch, or gutters too small for the roof.

Needs a look

Rust, holes or splits

Rust spots, pinholes or cracked sections, usually on older steel or worn gutters. Once metal is failing in several spots, patching rarely lasts.

Often needs replacing

Peeling paint, rot or stains

Rotting fascia boards, peeling paint or streaks behind the gutters mean water is getting where it shouldn’t.

Needs a look
Failed gutter guards installed by another company, clogged and pulling away

Failing gutter guards

Guards that clog on top, bend or pull loose can make overflow worse than no guard at all.

Needs a look
Ice dam and heavy icicles hanging from a gutter beside a brick chimney

Winter ice damage

Ice dams and heavy icicles can bend hangers, crack seams and pull gutters off the fascia.

Needs a look
Ceiling drywall broken open by water from a roof leak

Water stains inside

Ceiling or wall stains near exterior walls can start with overflowing gutters or ice dams. Get it checked before it spreads.

Act soon

2-minute gutter check

1. Does water spill over the front of your gutters when it rains?

2. Do any sections sag, lean or pull away from the house?

3. Do you see drips or stains at seams, corners or end caps?

4. Do you see rust, holes or cracked sections in more than one spot?

5. Are your gutters more than 20 years old, or sectional (with seams every 10 feet or so)?

6. Is there rot, peeling paint or staining on the fascia or siding behind the gutters?

7. Have you had water in the basement or stains on ceilings near outside walls?

This check is a starting point, not a diagnosis. Our team confirms what your gutters need during a free estimate.

Next steps

Want the full list of warning signs and what each one means? Read Signs Your Gutters Need Attention. Trying to decide what makes more sense? See Repair or Replace? or learn about our gutter repair service.

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