Gutter repair in Arlington Heights, IL

6 Arlington Heights gutter companies list gutter repair on their website. Each one has a working phone and a live website. Call them direct.

Gutter contractors that list gutter repair, A to Z

  1. A&D Exterior Improvements

    Arlington Heights, IL

    Soffit, fascia and window installation, plus siding, gutters and roof upkeep.

  2. Black Square Roofing & Exterior, Inc

    Arlington Heights, ILSince 2007

    Stucco, waterproofing, tile and slate work since 2007. Family-owned, with emergency repairs and claim help near Buffalo Grove.

    • Family owned
    • Warranty

    Also serves Buffalo Grove, Palatine, Rolling Meadows +12

  3. ELITE EXTERIORS

    Arlington Heights, IL

    Slate and wood shake roofs, with emergency repairs and claim help from a family-owned firm in Addison and Elmhurst.

    • Family owned

    Also serves Addison, Elmhurst, Villa Park +3

  4. Green Renovations LLC

    Arlington Heights, IL

    Wood shake roofs, fiber cement siding and windows, with financing and claim help from a family-owned firm near Mount Prospect.

    • Family owned
    • Free inspection
    • Financing

    Also serves Rolling Meadows, Mount Prospect, Elk Grove Village +15

  5. Herzing Installations, Inc.

    Arlington Heights, ILSince 1941

    Since 1941: attic insulation, decks, chimneys, skylights and painting, plus gutters, siding and flat roofs.

    • Free inspection
    • Warranty
  6. Lindholm Roofing

    Arlington Heights, ILSince 1949

    NRCA member since 1949, family-owned. Attic insulation, ice dam removal, tile, slate and metal roofs in Glenview and Lake Forest.

    • Family owned
    • Free inspection

    Also serves Glenview, Barrington, Park Ridge +7

About gutter repair

Gutter repair fixes leaking seams and corners, loose hangers, sagging runs, and gutters that pull away from the fascia. Water that spills over a sagging gutter or drips from a joint soaks the wall and the ground next to the foundation. A good repair finds the cause: a wrong slope, a blocked downspout, or rotten wood behind the gutter. If the fascia is soft, the gutter will not hold until the wood is replaced. Long runs with many failed joints may cost less to replace than to patch.

What to ask a contractor

  • What is causing the leak or the sag, and how did you find it?
  • Is the fascia behind the gutter sound, or does it need new wood?
  • Will you reset the slope so the water runs to the downspout?
  • At what point is it better to replace the run than to repair it?

Guide: Roof repair or replacement: how to decideGuide: How to check a roofer's insurance and license