Clogged, broken, or leaking gutters can cause all kinds of problems—like roof leaks, foundation damage, and erosion around your yard.

Getting your gutters fixed sooner rather than later helps keep rainwater flowing where it should, protecting your home and extending the lifespan of your gutter system.

Need a hand with gutter repairs? Give us a call at (801) 907-5177  and talk to a local expert in Salt Lake County.

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Gutter Repair Services

Corrosion and Rust

Metal gutters can start to rust over time thanks to weather and standing water. When that happens, they get weaker and are more likely to leak or fall apart. Usually, the fix is to replace the rusty sections and make sure everything’s lined up right so water can flow through like it’s supposed to.

Holes or Leaks

Over time, gutters can get little cracks or holes from regular wear and tear, especially with all the temperature changes. These leaks let water escape and can mess up your fascia, siding, or even your foundation. If the leaks are coming from seams, corners, or end caps, sealing these areas with 100% silicone can be effective — but sometimes, you’ll need to replace sections of the gutter to fix the problem for good.

Sagging Gutters

If your gutters are starting to sag or pull away from the roof, they’re not going to do a great job keeping water away from your home. That can lead to water pooling, overflowing, and even causing foundation damage. Luckily, this is often fixable by reattaching or replacing the hangers, clearing out any clogs, fixing leaks, or swapping out any damaged sections.

Improper Downspout Installation or Blockage

If a downspout isn’t installed correctly—or if it gets clogged or knocked out of place—it won’t drain water away from your home like it should. That can lead to water pooling or erosion around your foundation. Fixing the issue is super important and might mean clearing out a blockage, realigning the downspout, or even replacing it altogether, depending on what’s going on.

Signs of Damaged Gutters

If you’re seeing any of these signs, it’s a good idea to call in a pro to check out your gutters:

  • Gutter pulling away from the house
  • Leaking seams
  • Soffits or fascia with water stains
  • Signs of water cascading over the top of the gutters
  • Bent or broken sections
  • Rust or signs of corrosion
  • Gutters that look flat and aren’t draining

Catching these issues early can save you from bigger headaches down the road. Give us a call at (801) 907-5177 today for a free assessment of your rain gutter system.

Working with a local gutter company, that is experienced in repair work, sets you up to make well-informed decisions to address your gutter issues. Whether you’re dealing with minor or large repairs and maintenance, having a quality contractor on your side helps make sure your home stays protected for the long haul.

Salt Lake County Service Areas

  • Salt Lake City, UT

  • Cottonwood Heights, UT

  • Bluffdale, UT

  • Holladay, UT

  • South Salt Lake, UT

  • Sandy, UT

  • Draper, UT

  • Riverton, UT

  • Herriman, UT

  • South Jordan, UT

  • Millcreek, UT

  • Murray, UT

  • Taylorsville, UT

  • West Jordan, UT

  • Midvale, UT

Frequently Asked Questions

Aluminum or metal gutters typically last for 20 years if they are properly installed and maintained. 

The answer to this really depends on the problems you are having with your gutter system. A good amount of issues can be addressed with professional repairs or maintenance but if there is a large amount of damage or aging it may be necessary to replace your gutters.

Vinyl is a poor material for a gutter system and tends to be largely ineffective. While aluminum gutters have seamless options, vinyl gutters are only available in sections. When gutters aren’t seamless they are more prone to leaking. Vinyl also has a poor reputation for withstanding unfavorable weather while aluminum gutters are able to better take harsher weather conditions that Utah is known for.

Give us a call today at (801) 907-5177 to schedule an inspection of your gutters or request a free quote by clicking on the button below.