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Should You Replace Gutters With a New Roof?
Often it makes sense: the roof edge is open, the drip edge is new, and old gutters rarely line up with it.
- Done with a roof or on its own
- Half-round and K-style profiles
- Free inspection
Should you replace gutters when you replace the roof?
It is usually worth it if the gutters sag, leak at the seams or sit below the new roof edge, because the roof edge is open and new drip edge has to feed into them. If they are sound and line up with the new edge, keeping them is fine. We check both at the free inspection.
Built-in gutters on older houses
Many prewar houses have gutters built into the roof edge or cornice instead of hung from it. When those leak, the choices range from relining them to closing them in and hanging new gutters; on a designated house, the review body has a say in which. We assess them at the inspection and tell you what we can and can't take on.
Gutter questions
Do you do gutters without a roof job?
Need new gutters?
Tell us where the house is, how old the roof is and what it is doing. If you have photos, say so and we will ask for them by email. Outside our core area? Send the form and ask.
We answer form requests Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. There is no phone line, so the whole conversation stays in writing.