Calco Roofing & Seamless Gutters
Staten Island seamless gutters since 1999
Small gutter problems become expensive foundation, fascia, and basement problems. Fix them early.
A gutter that leaks, sags, or pulls away from the fascia is not just an eyesore — it is actively sending water where water should never go. Left alone, a $200 repair turns into rotted fascia, stained siding, flooded window wells, and foundation movement that costs thousands.
The good news: most gutter problems are quick, affordable fixes for a pro. Re-sealing leaking seams, re-pitching sections, replacing hangers, and patching storm damage are typically same-visit repairs.
What a professional repair visit looks like from first call to final cleanup.
The pro walks the full roofline — not just the obvious problem spot — checking pitch, hangers, seams, and downspout flow.
You get a line-item quote separating must-fix issues from nice-to-haves, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
Leaks are cleaned and re-sealed, sections re-hung with new hidden hangers, and damaged runs replaced with matching material.
A hose test confirms every repaired section flows to the downspouts with no drips, drips behind the gutter, or standing water.
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Most gutter repairs run $150 to $800 depending on the damage. Re-sealing a leaking corner or re-attaching a loose section is at the low end; replacing rotted fascia boards or long damaged runs costs more. Many pros charge a minimum service fee of $100–$200.
Watch for water spilling over the sides, sagging or pulling away from the fascia, visible rust or holes, peeling paint beneath the gutters, pooling water near the foundation, and soil erosion or mulch washout below the roofline.
Isolated seam leaks on sectional gutters can usually be cleaned and re-sealed. If leaks are widespread, the metal is corroded, or the gutters are 20+ years old, replacement — often with seamless gutters — is usually the better long-term value.
Sagging is almost always a hanger problem: spikes or brackets have loosened, or they were spaced too far apart (they should be every 2–3 feet). Sometimes the fascia board behind them has rotted and needs replacement before the gutter can be re-secured.
Sudden damage from a covered event — a storm, fallen tree, or hail — is often covered. Wear-and-tear, clogs, and neglect are not. Document storm damage with photos before any cleanup and get a written repair estimate for your claim.
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