Roofing Washington, One Home at a Time
We fix leaks, sags, and separations so your existing gutters keep draining through the rainy months.
Not every gutter problem calls for a full replacement, and a targeted repair can add years to a system that is fundamentally sound. Around the Sound, the usual culprits are seams that have opened up, hangers that pulled loose under the weight of wet needles, and low spots where water now pools. We reseal joints with the right sealant, add or reset hangers to correct the pitch, and reattach sections that have drifted away from the fascia. Catching these issues early keeps water off your foundation and out of your crawlspace.
Costs far less than replacing gutters that are still structurally sound; corrects sagging that causes overflow at the low points; reseals leaking seams that drip onto walkways and siding; re-secures loose sections before they tear away in a windstorm; extends the service life of your current system
1) Inspect the full run for leaks, sags, and loose fasteners; 2) Reseal open seams and joints with weatherproof sealant; 3) Add or reset hangers to restore correct slope; 4) Flush the system and confirm every section drains cleanly
Number and type of repairs needed along the run; height and accessibility of the affected sections; type of sealant or hardware required; whether downspout connections also need attention; extent of any wet-debris cleanout involved
Schedule repairs in early fall so the system is watertight before sustained rain sets in.