


Here's what a damaged gutter situation looks like before we get to work - old material pulled away from the roofline, no clean tie-in, and zero protection when rain hits. That's exactly what we were dealing with on this Fort Worth home.
We stripped out the old damaged gutter completely. No patching over the problem, no shortcuts. When the existing material is that far gone, a clean removal is the only way to set up the new installation correctly.
From there, we fabricated and hung a new seamless gutter and tied everything back in tight - downspout included. Seamless gutters are the way to go for brick homes like this one. No joints along the run means fewer leak points, and the finished look is noticeably cleaner against the fascia.
The difference between a sloppy gutter job and a solid one comes down to how well everything ties together at the corners, the end caps, and the downspout connection. We make sure all of it is secure and properly pitched so water moves the way it's supposed to - away from the foundation and the brick.
Fort Worth gets its share of heavy rain, and your gutters take the brunt of it. When they start pulling away or showing damage, that's not something to sit on. The longer it goes, the more exposure your fascia, siding, and foundation take on.