Free gutter problem check

Are your gutters doing their job? Check from the ground.

Look from your yard, ideally during or right after a heavy rain. Stay off ladders. Tick what you see and get a plain-English next step. Nothing is saved or sent.

What do you see?

Water spilling over the gutter edge when it rains
A section sagging or pulling away from the house
Drips or leaks at seams and corners
Water pooling near the foundation
Stains, peeling paint or rot on the trim or siding below the gutter
Plants or seedlings growing in the gutter
A downspout that is loose, crushed or dumps right next to the house
Rust spots or holes

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Why these signs matter

Overflow usually means a clog, a gutter that is too small for the roof, or a gutter that has lost its slope.
Sagging or pulling away often points to loose or failing hangers. Heavy, wet debris makes it worse.
Water near the foundation is the reason gutters exist: they are there to move roof water away from the house.

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