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Gutter Repairs & Guttering in Dublin

Overflowing or leaking gutters are easy to live with and expensive to ignore. Rainwater that should be carried away instead runs down the wall, soaks the roof edge and works its way behind the fascia.

This is usually a drainage problem rather than a roof failure, and it is normally straightforward to put right.

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Black gutter and downpipe along the eaves of a house during rain

Common guttering problems

  • Water spilling over the front edge during rain
  • Joints dripping steadily after the rain has stopped
  • Sections sagging between brackets or pulling away from the fascia
  • Downpipes loose, blocked or discharging against the wall
  • Green staining or persistent damp on the external wall below
  • Plants and moss growing out of the gutter run

How we approach the job

  1. 1.Clear first, then look

    Gutters are cleared and checked under water where possible, so leaks and poor falls can be seen rather than guessed at.

  2. 2.Repair where sensible

    Individual brackets, joints, outlets and sections can often be replaced. Where a run is brittle or badly out of line, replacing the run gives better value.

  3. 3.Get the fall right

    A gutter that does not fall correctly to the outlet holds water and overflows no matter how clean it is.

  4. 4.Check the roof edge while we are there

    Fascia, soffit and the bottom course of the roof covering are checked at the same time, as problems at the eaves tend to travel together.

Why drainage protects the building

Working gutters keep water off the roof edge, away from the fascia and soffit, and off the external walls. Where they overflow year after year, the damage usually shows up as rotten roofline timber and damp walls long before anyone blames the gutter.

How often should gutters be cleared?

Once a year suits most houses, and twice where there are trees close by. Clearing after autumn leaf fall prevents most winter overflows.

Repair or replacement?

A blockage, a single leaking joint or a failed bracket is a repair. Where the same run keeps leaking, has sagged, or the sections themselves are cracked and brittle, gutter replacement is normally better value than repairing it again each winter.

Costs and choices explained

Trying to work out what this might cost, or whether it is the right approach for your roof? These guides explain what the price depends on — without pretending a roof can be priced accurately online.

Not sure this is what you need?

If you know what you can see but not what is causing it, these pages explain the likely causes and what a roofer needs to check.

FAQ

Guttering — common questions

Is an overflowing gutter a roof problem?

Usually not. It is most often a blockage, a poor fall or a failed joint — a drainage issue rather than a failure of the roof covering.

Can you replace just one section?

Yes, where the existing profile can be matched. If the system is old and brittle, replacing a full run usually gives a better result.

Why is the wall below my gutter always damp?

Typically because water is escaping at a joint or over the edge and running down the wall each time it rains. Fixing the gutter normally stops it.

Do you clear gutters as well as repair them?

Yes, and clearing is often the first step — sometimes it resolves the problem on its own.

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