Gutters are an essential part of any property's rainwater management system. Without gutters, rainwater would simply run off the roof onto the ground, causing erosion and damage to the foundation. Gutters collect rainwater and channel it to a downspout, which directs it away from the building. This helps prevent water damage to your roof, walls, and foundation, and protects your landscaping and outdoor amenities, such as patios and decks.

But gutters don't work perfectly forever. Over time, gutters can become clogged with leaves, debris, and animal nests, preventing proper drainage and causing water to spill over the sides. Gutter seams can also break, causing leaks and water damage to your home. If you don't address these issues promptly, your property may suffer from mold, rot, and other structural damage.