A leaky gutter looks like a small problem, but the water it spills can stain your siding, rot your fascia boards, and wear away the soil around your foundation. The good news is that most leaks come from just two things. A failed joint or a small hole, and both are cheap to fix yourself…
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Most homeowners think of gutters as a roof accessory, something that keeps water off the porch on a rainy day. But gutters actually play a much bigger role they’re one of the main things standing between your house and a cracked, shifting foundation. In San Antonio and the Hill Country, this isn’t a small concern.…
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Heavy rainstorms are common throughout San Antonio and the Texas Hill Country. Your gutter system is designed to collect rainwater from your roof and direct it safely away from your home’s foundation. However, if your gutters overflow every time it rains, they aren’t doing their job properly. Many homeowners assume overflowing gutters are simply the…
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A gutter system looks simple from the ground. Up close, it’s over 20 parts working together, and if even one fails, water finds the weak point fast. A cracked end cap, a missing ferrule, a loose hanger. Any one of them can send water straight into your fascia, siding, or foundation. This guide breaks down…
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Your gutters are pulling away from the house. You can see the sag from the driveway. Water is overflowing in places it never used to. Your first instinct is to call someone for a full gutter replacement, and you brace yourself for a bill between $2,800 to $5,200. Stop. Before you go that route, read…
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