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Gutter repair in Sandy, UT

6 Sandy 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. Ace Gutter Inc

    Sandy, UTSince 1998

    Chimney work, ice dam removal and downspouts, plus gutter guards and vinyl siding, since 1998, near Herriman and Eagle Mountain.

    • Free inspection

    Also serves West Jordan, Herriman, Eagle Mountain +10

    (801) 676-1048 Call Ace Gutter IncView profile of Ace Gutter Inc

  2. Emerald Gotcha Gutters

    Sandy, UT

    Gutter cleaning, repair and installation, plus soffit and fascia, with free estimates for homeowners.

    • Free inspection
    (385) 503-5180 Call Emerald Gotcha GuttersView profile of Emerald Gotcha Gutters

  3. Gutter Boys

    Sandy, UT

    Ice dam removal, drainage and gutter guards for homeowners, apartments and HOAs in Midvale and Murray.

    • Free inspection

    Also serves Midvale, Murray, Draper +14

    (385) 275-6266 Call Gutter BoysView profile of Gutter Boys

  4. JLB Roofing Utah

    Sandy, UT

    BBB Accredited and GAF Certified, with skylights, chimney work and tile roofs plus emergency service near Draper and Midvale.

    • Emergency service

    Also serves Draper, Midvale, Riverton +8

    (801) 645-1647 Call JLB Roofing UtahView profile of JLB Roofing Utah

  5. Red Star Roofing

    Sandy, UT

    Tile and metal roofs for builders and commercial properties, plus gutter repair and installs, with a workmanship warranty.

    • Warranty
    (385) 323-3369 Call Red Star RoofingView profile of Red Star Roofing

  6. ReRoofIt

    Sandy, UT

    Roof coatings and chimney work from a CertainTeed ShingleMaster, GAF Certified firm, plus siding repair near Midvale and Murray.

    • Free inspection

    Also serves Midvale, South Jordan, Murray +10

    (801) 907-5177 Call ReRoofItView profile of ReRoofIt

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?

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