Overflow may come from debris, a blocked outlet, an undersized section or a problem with the way water reaches the gutter.
During ordinary rainfall, note whether overflow starts near an outlet, a valley or one section of the gutter. That observation can help distinguish a local blockage from a broader drainage issue.
If you have a gutter, fascia or siding concern, tell Dekoven Roofing what you observed and ask about an assessment.
When water spills over the edge, the gutter may be clogged, undersized, sagging or sloped the wrong way.
Clear debris safely and watch where water collects during rain. If it keeps overflowing, ask for an assessment so the cause is identified rather than guessed.
Overflow can damage fascia, siding and the foundation area, and in winter it can feed ice buildup.
Sometimes. The assessment will tell.
At least seasonally, and more if trees overhang.
It can concentrate water near the house.
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