Overflowing Gutters

Overflowing gutters are a clear sign of trouble, especially during Hamilton’s frequent heavy rainfalls. When gutters can’t handle the volume of water, it often means they’re clogged or damaged.  This is a common issue among Hamilton houses that can lead to further damage in your home’s foundation.

Sagging or Detached Gutters 

If you notice your gutters are sagging or have become detached from the roofline, it’s a major red flag.  Sagging often indicates that the gutters are full of debris, weighed down, or improperly installed. This can lead to ineffective water drainage and further damage to your property. 

Rust or Corrosion 

Rust and corrosion are signs that your gutters may be reaching the end of their lifespan.  Rust not only affects the appearance but can also compromise the structural integrity of the gutters, leading to leaks and eventual failure. 

Water Damage to Exterior Walls 

Water stains or damage on your home’s exterior walls can be indicative of gutter problems. If your gutters are not directing water away properly, it can cause water to run down the walls, leading to peeling paint, mold, or mildew. 

Pooling Water Around the Foundation 

Pooling or standing water around your home’s foundation can signal that your gutters are not effectively channeling rainwater away from the base of your home.  Give us a call.