Greatham Gutter Repairs

Yes. Downpipes that have come away from their fixings, cracked, or worked loose at a joint get repaired alongside the gutter, since a failed downpipe undoes the benefit of fixing the run above it.

We carry out repairs all year round. Faults tend to show up more visibly in autumn and winter, when heavier rain and debris load a joint or bracket that was already borderline, but the repair itself is not weather-dependent.

Yes, Deans Gutters is fully insured for work at height on domestic properties, whether it is one resealed joint or a full day replacing sections.

Yes, on every job. You see the failed joint, broken section or sagging stretch, then the finished fix, without needing to go up and check it yourself.

Yes, it sits within our regular coverage from Farnham, along with nearby Liss Forest and The Mint. If you are just outside our usual patch, call and we can confirm.

A genuine mix, older cottages with narrower cast-iron style profiles sit alongside newer estate housing on wider uPVC runs. The repair approach and parts used differ between the two, which is part of why we always look in person before quoting.

We match the profile and colour of the existing run wherever a match is available. Where the original style is old enough to be obsolete, or has weathered well away from its original colour, we show you the closest options before starting.

The fall is the slight built-in slope that carries water towards the downpipe. It only takes a few loose brackets or some settlement for it to flatten out or tip the wrong way, which is when water starts pooling and overflowing at the low point. Realigning it is a routine repair.

Most of the time, yes, a single joint, section or bracket problem does not usually mean the whole run has failed. We would only recommend full replacement where the guttering is brittle along its entire length and repairs would just move the leak elsewhere.

Yes, indirectly. Trapped debris holds water against joints and adds weight the brackets were not sized for, which speeds up exactly the sagging and joint failure we get called out to fix. Clearing debris regularly cuts down how often repairs come up.

A blocked gutter usually overflows along the whole run in heavy rain and clears once it is cleared out. A gutter that drips at one joint, sags visibly, or overflows at a single point even when clear, is a repair issue. Describe what you are seeing and we can usually tell over the phone.