
Gutter repair, done right.
Leaks, sagging sections, storm damage, clogged downspouts — we fix them. Color-matched to your existing gutters, finished quickly, and backed by our workmanship warranty.
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Leaking gutters don't fix themselves.
Once a gutter is leaking, sagging, or overflowing, it's not going to stop on its own — and the longer water runs down the side of the house, the more damage it does. The repair is cheap; the foundation and fascia work that comes from ignoring it isn't.
We repair aluminum, steel, copper, and vinyl gutters — K-style, half-round, and box profiles. Most repairs are color-matched to what you have and finished in a single visit, often the same day we look at it.
From a single leaking seam to an entire section pulled loose by a storm, we handle small problems and big ones with the same care — and the same workmanship warranty. When the system is too far gone to repair, we'll tell you straight and walk through seamless gutter installation instead.
Where gutters actually fail.
Most gutter problems come down to one of these six failure points. We find every one before we quote — so the repair fixes the cause, not just the symptom.
Leaking Seams & Joints
The sealant at sectional joints and end caps breaks down over time — sun, freeze-thaw, and debris all wear it out. We reseal what's salvageable with butyl or polyurethane gutter sealant and replace what isn't.
Sagging Sections
Gutters pulling away from the fascia mean the hangers have failed or the wood behind them has rotted. We re-secure with hidden hangers screwed into solid fascia — and replace rotted fascia where it's needed.
Storm Damage
Wind, falling branches, and ice dams can dent, crush, or tear gutters off the house. We restore storm-damaged sections and document everything if there's an insurance claim.
Clogged Downspouts
Blocked downspouts cause overflow at the gutter and pooling at the foundation. We clear the obstruction and check the underlying cause — debris, missing strainers, or undersized openings.
Improper Pitch
Standing water in the gutter means the slope is wrong — water sits, sags the run further, and breeds mosquitoes. We re-pitch the run so water actually drains toward the downspouts.
Rust & Corrosion
Older steel gutters rust from the inside out, especially where standing water sits. We patch where it makes sense and replace where it doesn't — with an honest call on which.
Gutter problems we fix.
From a minor seam leak to major storm damage — these are the gutter problems we see most across Michigan.
Leaking Seams & Joints
The sealant at sectional joints and end caps breaks down over time — sun, freeze-thaw, and debris all wear it out. We reseal what's salvageable with butyl or polyurethane gutter sealant and replace what isn't.
Sagging Sections
Gutters pulling away from the fascia mean the hangers have failed or the wood behind them has rotted. We re-secure with hidden hangers screwed into solid fascia — and replace rotted fascia where it's needed.
Storm Damage
Wind, falling branches, and ice dams can dent, crush, or tear gutters off the house. We restore storm-damaged sections and document everything if there's an insurance claim.
Clogged Downspouts
Blocked downspouts cause overflow at the gutter and pooling at the foundation. We clear the obstruction and check the underlying cause — debris, missing strainers, or undersized openings.
Improper Pitch
Standing water in the gutter means the slope is wrong — water sits, sags the run further, and breeds mosquitoes. We re-pitch the run so water actually drains toward the downspouts.
Rust & Corrosion
Older steel gutters rust from the inside out, especially where standing water sits. We patch where it makes sense and replace where it doesn't — with an honest call on which.
Honest math, either way.
We'll tell you straight which way the numbers point for your home — here's how we think about it.
Repair makes sense when…
- The damage is localized to a few sections, not the whole run
- The rest of the system is sound and properly pitched
- The issue is seams, hangers, or a downspout — not the gutter body itself
- Your gutters are under roughly 15 years old
- A storm damaged one run — not gutters that were already failing
Replacement makes sense when…
- Gutters are 20+ years old and failing in several spots at once
- Most seams leak, or an entire run is sagging
- Rust has eaten through the bottom of the channel
- You're paying to repair the same gutters every single year
- You're already replacing the roof or the fascia behind them
What we actually do.
The specific repairs that fix the specific problems — not a generic 'gutter service' with vague pricing.
Leak & Seam Sealing
Section Replacement
Hanger Replacement
Downspout Repair
Re-Pitching
Storm Damage & Insurance
Most gutter repairs finish the same day.
Free estimate, color-matched repairs, and honest repair-or-replace math — with no upsell pressure.
Schedule a Free Estimate →How a gutter repair works.
Five steps from first call to a fixed gutter system. Most repairs wrap up the same day we arrive.
Inspection
We walk every elevation, identify all the problem areas, and check for hidden damage behind the gutter and fascia.
Estimate
A written, no-obligation estimate that breaks out parts and labor — no vague lump-sum pricing.
Match Materials
We source matching material from stock or specialty suppliers so the repair blends into your existing run.
Repair
Most repairs finish in a single visit. Larger jobs get a clear timeline upfront, before we start.
Test & Clean Up
We run water through the system to verify flow, then leave the site cleaner than we found it.
42 years. One standard.
The kind of track record that only comes from doing it right, in the same communities, for a very long time.
“The cheap part is the repair. The expensive part is the fascia, the foundation, and the basement you get when you wait. We'd rather fix the gutter.”
Two generations of Michigan contractors have chased leaks, re-hung sagging runs, and pulled storm-torn gutters off homes from Port Huron to Troy. We fix the cause, not just the drip — and we tell you the truth about repair versus replace.
Why homeowners trust our repairs.
Same-day service, color matching, and a workmanship warranty — without the upsell pressure to replace what's still salvageable.
Same-Day Service
Most gutter repairs finish in a single visit, often the same day we inspect. We don't leave you exposed to ongoing water damage longer than necessary.
Color & Profile Matching
We stock common gutter colors and source specialty matches when needed. The repair shouldn't be the first thing you notice when you pull in the driveway.
Professional-Grade Materials
Butyl and polyurethane gutter sealants, hidden hangers screwed into fascia, proper-gauge replacement sections — the materials gutters were designed to use, not the cheapest stocking SKU.
Honest Repair-or-Replace Math
If the gutters are too far gone for repair to make sense, we tell you. If a repair will buy you another decade, we tell you that too. The recommendation matches what's actually best for your home.
42 Years in Michigan
Decades of gutter repair across Michigan. We've seen every failure mode — heavy snow loads, ice-dam runoff, freeze-thaw cycles, and the bad installs that didn't account for any of it.
Workmanship Warranty
Every repair is backed by our workmanship warranty. If a seam we sealed leaks again or a hanger we installed pulls loose, we come back and fix it at no charge.
Gutter repair FAQs.
Gutter repair across Michigan.
With offices in Port Huron and Troy, we serve homeowners throughout the region.
Clinton Township · Shelby Township · Macomb Township · Utica · Mount Clemens · New Baltimore
Leaking gutters? Let's fix them.
Get your free estimate — we'll find every problem area, color-match the repair, and give you honest math on repair vs. replacement, with no upsell pressure.