Loose Gutter Hangers: Causes and Fixes
Weight, corrosion, spacing and rotted fascia all work hangers loose. Here's how to spot the signs and why the wood behind them often has to be fixed first.
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Weight, corrosion, spacing and rotted fascia all work hangers loose. Here's how to spot the signs and why the wood behind them often has to be fixed first.
Trapped water, too few hangers, and rotted fascia all pull gutters down. Here's how to spot the cause and fix a sag the right way.
Clogs, wrong pitch, undersized troughs and blocked downspouts all send water over the edge. Here's how to find the cause and fix it.
Lifespan depends on material, installation, and upkeep more than any number. Here's how to weigh aluminum, steel, copper, and vinyl — and when repair stops being worth it.
From scoops to hose attachments and vacuum kits, here's an overview of gutter cleaning tools and methods, with an emphasis on safe, ground-level access.
5-inch gutters fit most homes; 6-inch gutters handle large roofs and heavy rain. Here's how to size gutters to roof area, rainfall and downspout pairing.
K-style gutters carry more water and fit most homes; half-round gutters shed debris and suit classic architecture. Here's how the two profiles compare.
Seamless gutters cut out most joints and leaks; sectional gutters cost less and are DIY-friendly. Here's how the two compare on seams, install and cost.
Gutters route roof runoff away from fascia, siding and foundation. Here's what they protect, how they fail, and the warning signs to watch for.