Reliable Gutter Repairs That Keep Your Home Protected

From minor fixes to major damage, we restore your gutters to work like new—rain or shine.

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Gutter Repair Services

Over time, gutters can pull away, leak, rust, or clog—causing costly damage to your roof, siding, and foundation. At PNW Gutter Guys, we specialize in restoring your gutter system to like-new condition. Our experienced team will inspect your gutters for cracks, leaks, loose sections, and improper drainage, then make precise repairs using high-quality materials that match your existing system.

Whether you’re dealing with sagging gutters, leaking seams, or broken downspouts, we’ll get your system flowing properly again so it can protect your home year-round. We service the following gutter types, including 5K, 6K, and fascia styles, and stand behind our work with a 15-year workmanship warranty.

Instead of worrying about whether you need a whole new gutter system or just a repair, contact us today and get your free no-obligation consultation.

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Keep your gutters working like new—contact PNW Gutter Guys today for fast, reliable repair service.

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Signs Your Gutter System Needs A Repair

  • Individual dents can restrict water flow or create weak spots in your gutter system, often indicating localized impact damage that needs repair.

  • If a gutter has come loose or fully detached, it can’t channel water properly. Reattaching and reinforcing it prevents further damage to your fascia and roofline.

  • Any leaking connection means water is escaping where it shouldn’t. This can lead to staining, rot, and basement moisture issues if not repaired quickly.

  • Pulling or separation indicates failing fasteners or hidden wood damage. This weakens the whole system and often worsens during heavy PNW rain.

  • Overflowing gutters signal blockages, improper pitch, or structural damage. Left unchecked, this can cause foundation and landscaping issues.

  • Sagging or dented areas disrupt proper water flow and often mean the gutter is stressed, overloaded, or holding standing water.