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Should I call a gutter pro?

Answer four questions about your gutters and get a plain-English suggestion: keep an eye on it, get it checked this season, or call soon. Nothing is saved or sent.

Should I call a gutter pro?

Answer four quick questions. Nothing is saved or sent.

Do your gutters overflow when it rains hard? Is any section sagging or pulling away from the house? Do you have trees over or near the roof? Is water pooling near your foundation, or do you see stains on the siding?

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Keep an eye on it

Watch your gutters during the next heavy rain.

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General guidance only. A contractor who sees your gutters is the only way to know for sure.

What the questions mean

Overflow in heavy rain is the most common sign of a clog or an undersized gutter.
Sagging or pulling away is the most urgent: a loose section can fall or let water run behind it.
Trees near the roof mean more leaves and debris, which is where gutter guards come in.
Water near the foundation means roof water is not being carried away from the house.

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