Gutters
Gutter Repair
Re-pitching, resealing, re-hanging, and fascia repair that fixes the leak without a full replacement.
About gutter repair
Not every gutter problem needs a new system. A run that overflows is often back-pitched or holding debris; a drip is usually a failed seam or end cap; a sagging section is loose or missing hangers, sometimes over soft fascia. We diagnose what's actually wrong, re-pitch and re-hang where the gutters are still sound, reseal seams and corners, replace damaged sections and downspouts, and fix the fascia and drip edge behind them. If a repair won't hold, we'll tell you that too — instead of patching the same failure twice.
The problem we solve: Leaks, overflow, sagging, and storm damage on gutters that are otherwise worth keeping.
Benefits
- Fixes the actual cause so the leak doesn't come back
- Extends the life of sound gutters at a fraction of replacement cost
- Addresses the fascia damage that makes repairs fail
Signs you need gutter repair
- A gutter that overflows in one spot every storm
- Dripping at a seam, corner, or end cap
- A section pulling loose or sagging from the fascia
- Dented or torn gutters and downspouts after wind or hail
Process
Our 4-step gutter repair process
- Diagnose the failure. We find the real cause — pitch, hangers, seams, or fascia — not just the symptom.
- Re-pitch & re-hang. We reset pitch and add or replace hangers so water runs to the outlets.
- Reseal & replace. We reseal seams and corners and swap out damaged sections or downspouts.
- Fix what's behind it. We repair soft fascia or drip edge so the new hangers and seals actually hold.
Typical timeline: Most repairs are completed in a single visit.
Pricing
What gutter repair costs
Most jobs run $150–$700 per visit.
What affects the price
- Length and number of problem areas
- Hanger, seam, or section replacement
- Fascia or drip-edge repair
- Number of stories and access
We give you an honest call on repair vs. replacement after the free assessment.
Related
Related services
FAQ
Gutter Repair FAQs
- Can my gutters be repaired instead of replaced?
- Often, yes — if the gutters are sound and just back-pitched, loose, or leaking at a seam. We'll give you an honest repair-vs-replace call after looking.
- Why does my gutter overflow in just one spot?
- Usually that section is pitched the wrong way, holding debris, or its outlet is undersized or clogged. We correct the pitch and the outlet rather than just resealing.
- Do you fix storm and hail damage?
- Yes. We replace dented or torn sections and downspouts and reseal what the wind loosened, and can document the damage for you.