A practical approach to gutter repairs & replacements
The aim is simple: rainwater should leave the roof and reach the drainage point without spilling down the building. We check the gutter fall, brackets, joints, outlets and downpipes, then decide whether local repairs are worthwhile or whether an older run is better replaced.
Heavy Dublin showers quickly expose weak joints and poor falls. On terraces and extensions, a small gutter fault can also affect a neighbour, a side passage or newly laid paving, so it is worth sorting before water damage spreads.
What can be included
- Repairs to leaking joints and damaged gutter sections
- Replacement gutters and downpipes where existing systems have failed
- Realignment of sagging or poorly supported runs where suitable
- Checks around outlets, corners and connections
- Advice on rainwater flow where roof water is affecting paving or walls