Gutter repair in Augusta
Leaks, sagging runs, pulled-off gutters and storm damage. Often a repair is all it takes.
Common repairs
- Leaking seams and corners. Resealing joints and end caps.
- Sagging gutters. Replacing old spikes and ferrules with modern hidden hangers.
- Wrong slope. Re-pitching runs that hold water instead of draining to the downspout.
- Pulled-away gutters. Often a sign of rotten fascia behind them, which needs fixing first.
- Bent or torn sections from ladders, falling limbs or wind.
- Loose or crushed downspouts.
After a storm
- Stay off the roof and away from downed lines. Call 911 if anyone is hurt or a line is down.
- Take photos of the damage from several angles before anything is moved. Your insurer will want them.
- Clear what you safely can from the ground, and keep water moving away from the house.
- Call for a repair quote. After big storms, demand spikes, so getting on a schedule early helps.
Repair or replace?
If the problems are in one or two spots, repair usually makes sense. If seams are leaking all over, the metal is thin or rusted, or the gutters are too small for the roof, replacement is often the better money. A good company will tell you which, and why.
What it costs
Gutter repairs commonly run about $190 to $660, depending on the problem and the height of the house. See the cost guide.
Hiring tips that apply to any gutter job
- Ask for proof of insurance. Gutter work happens on ladders and roofs; liability coverage protects you if something goes wrong.
- Get the quote in writing. It should list gutter size and material, number of downspouts, whether old gutters are hauled away, and any fascia repair.
- Ask about the warranty. Materials and workmanship are often covered separately.
- Be careful with high-pressure guard sales. Get more than one price, and ask how the guard handles pine needles.
- Watch for storm chasers. After big storms, out-of-town crews knock on doors. Check reviews and insurance before paying anything.
Areas we cover for gutter repair
Augusta, Columbia County, and North Augusta and Aiken.
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