Should I repair my gutters or replace them?
It depends on how much has failed, and we will tell you straight which one you are looking at. One bad section, a downspout that came loose, a run that needs to be re-pitched, that is a repair. It’s small, it’s cheap, and we do those all the time, a lot of them inside the $199 tune-up. But when you have multiple failures, split seams in more than one spot, rust, or damage to the fascia behind the gutters, replacement is the better spend. Repairing a failing system piece by piece costs more over a few years than doing it once and being done. Here’s why you can trust the answer either way. We are not in the business of selling you the big job when the small one solves it. We want the relationship, not the one ticket. Our roof technicians finish at one house and the neighbor walks over asking if we can look at theirs, all the time. That’s how this business actually grows, and it doesn’t work if we replace gutters that had five good years left in them. But we’re also not going to patch something we know is going to call you back next season, because that costs you twice and it costs us you.