Look for signs like sagging sections, leaks, peeling paint, water pooling around your foundation, or visible rust and cracks. Overflowing gutters during rain are also a clear warning sign.
Repair fixes specific issues such as leaks, loose joints, or minor sagging. Replacement is needed when gutters are old, severely damaged, or no longer drain properly—even after repairs.
Repairs can range from $150 to $500 depending on the damage. Full replacements typically cost between $1,000 and $2,500, depending on material (vinyl, aluminum, copper, etc.) and home size.
Most repairs can be completed in a few hours. Full replacements or installations usually take one day for an average-sized home.
Not much. Contractors typically work outdoors, and you can stay home during the process. Noise and minimal yard access are the only temporary inconveniences.
Common materials include aluminum, steel, vinyl, and copper. Seamless gutters are popular because they reduce leaks and require less maintenance than traditional sectional systems.
Yes. Properly functioning gutters protect your home’s foundation, siding, and landscaping—boosting curb appeal and preventing costly water damage.
Clogging from leaves and debris, poor installation, aging materials, and storm damage are the most common causes. Regular cleaning and maintenance help extend gutter life.
Minor issues like reattaching a loose bracket may be DIY-friendly. However, leaks, sagging, or improper pitch often require professional tools and expertise to ensure long-term performance.
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