5 Gutter Problems Florida Homeowners Should Never Ignore

Gutter problems usually don’t start with something dramatic.

It’s normally something small.

A little drip. One section sagging. Water spilling over during a hard rain.

The problem is that small water issues have a way of becoming expensive ones.

Here are five signs Florida homeowners shouldn’t ignore:

1. Water Overflowing From Your Gutters

If water regularly pours over the edge, you could have a clog, improper pitch, or another issue preventing water from flowing correctly.

2. Gutters Pulling Away From the House

Gutters shouldn’t sag or separate from your home. Once they start pulling away, it’s time to have them looked at.

3. Water Pooling Around Your Home

Your gutters may be working, but if your downspouts aren’t directing the water far enough away, you can still have a drainage problem.

4. Leaks or Visible Damage

A small gutter repair today can sometimes prevent the need for a larger replacement later. Don’t wait until the next Florida thunderstorm to find out how bad that leak really is.

5. Constant Clogs

If you’re forever pulling pine needles and leaves out of your gutters, gutter guards may be worth considering.

When in Doubt, Have Someone Take a Look

You don’t have to know whether you need a cleanout, repair, gutter replacement, gutter guards, or a better drainage solution before you call us.

That’s our job.

Hometown Gutters provides gutter installation, gutter repairs, gutter replacement, gutter cleanouts, gutter guards, french drains, drain chains, and drainage solutions throughout Port St. Joe, Mexico Beach, Cape San Blas, Wewahitchka, Lynn Haven, Bay County, Gulf County, and surrounding areas.

If something doesn’t look right, give us a call. We’d rather help you catch a small problem now than deal with a much bigger one later.