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Gutters aren’t something most homeowners think about—until there’s a problem. One of the most common issues we see at J&A Exterior is sagging gutters, and while they may not seem like a big deal, the damage they can cause is no joke.

What Causes Gutters to Sag?

✅ Age and Wear

Over time, fasteners and brackets can loosen or corrode, especially in Michigan’s tough seasons.

✅ Clogged Gutters

Heavy buildup of leaves, debris, and standing water adds unnecessary weight, pulling the gutters away from your home.

✅ Poor Installation

If gutters aren’t installed with proper pitch and support, sagging is just a matter of time.

Why Sagging Gutters Are a Serious Problem

💧 Improper Water Flow

When your gutters sag, water doesn’t flow correctly to your downspouts. This can lead to overflowing gutters that pour water directly next to your foundation.

🧱 Foundation Damage

Too much water around the base of your home can cause cracks, shifting, and major structural issues. This kind of repair isn’t cheap.

🦟 Pest and Mold Issues

Stagnant water in sagging gutters is the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes, mold, and even rodents.

🏠 Roof & Fascia Damage

Sagging gutters often pull on your fascia board and roofline, leading to rot and costly roofing repairs.

Don’t Ignore the Signs

If you see your gutters pulling away, dipping in the middle, or water spilling over in the rain, it’s time to call in the pros. A quick repair now can save you thousands later.

Let J&A Exterior Fix It Right the First Time

At J&A Exterior, we don’t just patch the problem—we fix it at the root. Whether your gutters need reinforcement, a realignment, or a full replacement, we’ve got you covered.

👉 Schedule a free estimate today and keep your home protected the way it should be.

📞 Call us at (248)-403-0281
📧 Email us at office@jaexterior.com
🌐 Visit our website at www.jaexterior.com

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