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Leaking gutters: find the route of the water

The place where water drips is not always the place where it first escaped.

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Common leak locations

  • Internal and external corners
  • Gutter joins and stop ends
  • Outlets and pop connections
  • Rust holes or split seams
  • Behind gutters at the fascia edge
  • Overflow caused by a blocked outlet

Leak or overflow?

A sealed gutter can still spill water if it is blocked, has poor fall or receives more water than an outlet can discharge. Separating leakage from overflow prevents the wrong repair.

Water behind the gutter

Water marks on fascia or walls can relate to gutter position, flashing, roof-edge details, overflow or deterioration. The roof edge should be inspected rather than assuming the gutter sealant alone is at fault.

Talk through the problem

Repair the weak point—or plan the right replacement.

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