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Give rainwater a clear route away from your home.

Overflowing gutters and loose downspouts can be easy to notice during rain. An inspection helps separate a blockage from a repair or replacement need.

Plan an inspection
Illustrative roof edge with a clean gutter and downspout
Illustrative roof image.

When to ask for a closer look.

  • Water spilling over the gutter edge
  • A gutter pulling away from the roofline
  • A downspout discharging where water collects

What the inspection covers.

The inspection covers the gutters, their connections, the downspouts and where the water actually goes. The proposed work should name the affected sections and explain what will be done to each.

What you can share.

Tell us which side of your home overflows and whether it happens in light or heavy rain. A ground-level photo is enough to begin.

Before you decide.

Roof-edge concerns can be included in the same conversation so you can see how the gutter work fits with the roof.

More ways to care for your roof.

Start with what
you’ve noticed.

You do not need to know which repair to ask for. Describe the concern and prepare the details for an inspection.

Plan an inspection
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