Gutter Repair & Replacement

Sagging Gutter Repair

A sagging gutter pools water at the low spot, overflows where it should not, and levers against the fascia with every freeze. The cause is almost always hangers — failed, or spaced too far apart to carry a Utah snow load. We diagnose the cause, replace hardware with concealed hangers at proper spacing, and reset every run to the pitch the system was designed around.

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What's included

  • Cause diagnosis — hangers, spacing, or softened fascia
  • Concealed hidden hangers at correct spacing
  • Full-run pitch reset, checked with a level, not by eye
  • Fascia condition report where hangers pulled loose

Why it matters

  • Standing water and mosquito pools eliminated
  • Overflow stops stressing fascia and foundation
  • System carries snow load without spreading

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 did my gutters sag in the first place?

Usually spike-and-ferrule fasteners from the original build working loose, or hangers spaced past 30" trying to carry snow. Both are solvable without replacing the gutter itself.

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