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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/whitstable-guttering-and-downpipes-near-me/ Gutter and Downpipe Repairs You Can Do Yourself Your home's exterior is constantly battered by the elements. This includes wind and rain. During storms, gutters can become damaged and need to be repaired. To repair leaks in the gutter ends, first clean the area and clean off any paint or rust. To make an entirely new seal, you can use roof and gutter sealant. Leaks Gutters play a crucial role of collecting rain water and directing it away from your home, however when they leak, they could cause unsuspecting damage. This damage could be immediate, such as areas of damp or peeling paint, or cause a gradual deterioration by washing away soil in your garden, or corrosion of window frames and fascias. It's possible to fix gutter leaks by yourself. First, you will want to remove any obstructions causing the problem. If the leak is caused by a hole or a crack in the gutter you can repair it with roofing cement. To do this, take off the cap from the end and clean around the area before applying the patch. Make sure that you are working safely by eliminating any obstacles that could prevent you from climbing the ladder. Damaged gutter seams are another common reason for leaks. If caulk or tar is damaged by weathering or expansion or contraction or corrosion it can cause leaks at gutter joints. If you notice a leak in the corner of your guttering you can fix it by removing and cleaning any old tar or caulk prior to applying a new caulk. It is important to make sure you use a caulk designed for gutters, and apply it in a wide overlaid strip. It's also a good idea to check the integrity of your gutters on a regular basis. Regularly cleaning your gutters can aid in preventing obstructions and leaks from forming, and so will checking the condition of your downpipes regularly. If you notice that your downpipes are leaking at the junction with the guttering it is likely that they have been split o

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