Gutter Repair & Replacement

End Cap & Mitre Replacement

End caps close the open ends of a gutter run; mitres join runs at corners. Both live under stress and both leak first. Caps pull off the gutter lip as sealant ages, and corner mitres open as the original bead dries out. We replace failed caps, reseal or replace mitres, and renew the hardware where a joint can no longer be made sound.

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What's included

  • End caps re-crimped and sealed, or replaced outright
  • Corner mitres stripped, cleaned, and resealed
  • New box mitres where the old joint is unsound
  • Water test on every corner before leaving

Why it matters

  • Cures the drips that stain corners of the house
  • Cheap fix now versus fascia repair later
  • Corners stop being the weak point of the system

How it works

Our process

  1. 01

    Diagnose

    We walk the whole system, not just the reported problem — leaks usually travel before they show.

  2. 02

    Quote honestly

    Repair where repair holds; replacement priced plainly when patching is throwing money at failed metal.

  3. 03

    Prepare surfaces

    Old sealant stripped, metal cleaned — professional sealant on dirty metal is a callback, not a repair.

  4. 04

    Repair to pitch

    Hangers replaced, runs reset to correct slope, joints sealed or hardware renewed.

  5. 05

    Water test

    Every repair gets flushed and watched before we call it done.

Questions

Straight answers

Why do corners leak more than anywhere else?

A corner joint sees water from two directions and thermal movement from both runs. Factory sealant lasts 5–10 years there; ours is applied to cleaned metal and lasts longer, but corners will always be the first place to watch.

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