Gutter Repair & Replacement

Gutter Seam & Joint Repair

Every joint in a sectional system is a future leak: the factory bead dries, corners open, caps weep. Our seam repair is a proper job — old sealant stripped, metal cleaned and dried, professional-grade gutter sealant applied where it can bond. When a system has more failed seams than good ones, we give you a straight comparison against going seamless.

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What's included

  • Old sealant stripped, not buried under a new bead
  • Metal cleaned and dried before sealing
  • Professional-grade sealant rated for immersion and UV
  • Seam-by-seam condition map of the whole system

Why it matters

  • Years more service from a structurally sound sectional system
  • Every sealed seam is a leak that stops damaging fascia
  • Clear picture of when seamless replacement pays for itself

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

How long does a resealed seam last?

Applied to properly prepared metal, 8–10 years. Applied over old sealant on dirty metal — which is the common shortcut — one or two winters.

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