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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/sale-guttering-and-downpipes-near-me/ How to Deal With Leaking Downpipe Repair If you're experiencing leaks in your downpipe, it is important to get rid of the blockage as soon as you can and replace the damaged portion of pipe. Fortunately, most types of downpipes can be fixed by using epoxy putty. Clean the area first, and get rid of any paint or rust, as well as any other debris. Cut a length of tape and wrap the joint with it, making sure that the ends overlap. Clean the area The first thing you should do after a leak is clear away any water and then clean the area. Make use of a wet vacuum to remove any remaining water, and wipe down walls and floors affected by the leak. This will also prevent the growth and spread of mildew or mould that can occur when an area damaged by water is not dried properly. Next, you must look for obstructions. Downpipes that are blocked can cause water to overflow and flow across the sides of your property and cause damage to your walls guttering, driveways, and foundations. The accumulation of leaves, twigs and other debris in your downpipes or guttering can blockage the flow of water from flowing freely, and ice at lower temperatures can also impede the flow of water. In some instances, the downpipe that is leaking may simply be blocked. You may be able remove it using a hosepipe and a wire or drain rod. However, it's an ideal idea to carry out regular cleaning of your downpipe and guttering system to avoid the build up of dirt that can cause obstructions. If you are unable to remove the blockage, the part of the downpipe that is below the leak could be damaged and must be changed. This will require taking the old pipe out and replacing it with a new one with fittings and connectors. Before you begin the process of repairing the downpipe, ensure that you're safe by wearing rubber gloves and safety glasses. If you are working at the height of your work, make sure you make use of a sturdy la

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