Why Downspout Repairs Matter

Downspouts control where rainwater ends up after it leaves your roof. When they’re damaged or disconnected, water dumps near your foundation, causing:

• Basement leaks
• Cracked or shifted foundations
• Soil erosion and dying landscaping
• Mold, mildew, and moisture inside walls
• Siding stains and wood rot

Our goal is simple: Get water away from your house — fast, clean, and reliable.

Common Downspout Problems We Fix

• Loose or disconnected elbows
• Rusted, bent, or crushed sections
• Downspouts pulling off the wall
• Poor slope or water backing up
• Missing extensions or splash blocks
• Ice buildup in winter from poor drainage

We repair or replace damaged parts, reattach downspouts securely, and ensure water exits at least 3 to 6 feet away from your home.

Our Repair Process

Step 1: Inspection
We check for physical damage, poor connections, slope issues, and drainage points.

Step 2: Repair or Replace
We resecure brackets, replace damaged pipe, or re-route downspouts as needed.

Step 3: Waterflow Test
We flush the system and confirm water drains properly away from the structure.

Step 4: Clean Up
We remove debris, old hardware, and leave your property clean.

Should I Replace or Repair?

We’ll always try to save your existing system if possible. But if downspouts are too rusted, crushed, or outdated to fix properly, we’ll recommend replacement using seamless aluminum downspouts matched to your gutter color.

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