Misaligned gutters can cause water to overflow, leading to damp, foundation issues, and structural damage. Over time, gutters may shift due to weather, loose brackets, or poor installation. Gutter realignment involves adjusting the slope, securing brackets, and ensuring water flows correctly toward downpipes. Fixing gutter alignment problems helps prevent leaks and extends the lifespan of your guttering system. In this guide, we’ll cover the causes of misaligned gutters, step-by-step realignment methods, and tips for maintaining proper drainage.
A semi-detached house in Sheffield S8 has a blocked front gutter that needs cleaning and a rear gutter that requires repositioning. Learn about the process, costs, and benefits of professional gutter maintenance.
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