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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/bournemouth-guttering-and-downpipes-near-me/ How to Deal With Leaking Downpipe Repair If a downpipe is leaking it is important to remove the obstruction and replace the damaged part of pipe as soon as is possible. Fortunately, all types of downpipes can be repaired by using epoxy putty. Clean the area first, and take off any paint or other debris. Then cut a length of repair tape and wrap it around the joint, making sure that the ends overlap. Clean the area After a leak, the first thing to do is to remove any standing water and then clean the area. Make use of a vacuum cleaner to eliminate any water that is still standing and clean the walls and floors affected by the leak. This can also help stop the growth of mildew and mould that can develop when an area that has been damaged by water is not properly dried. Next, you must look for obstructions. Downpipes that are blocked cause water to overflow, causing damage on your walls, guttering and foundations. The accumulation of leaves, twigs and other debris in your guttering or downpipe can blockage your downpipe by preventing water from flowing freely, and ice at lower temperatures can also restrict the flow of water. In certain instances, the downpipe that's leaking could simply be blocked. You may be able get it out using an hosepipe and wire or drain rod. It is nevertheless an ideal idea to carry out regular cleaning of your downpipe and guttering system to prevent the build-up of dirt that could cause blockages. If you are unable to remove the blockage, the part of the downpipe below the leak might have been damaged and will need to be replaced. This involves removing the old downpipe and replacing it with a new one, with fittings and connectors. Before you begin to repair the downpipe, ensure that you are secure by wearing a pair of rubber gloves and safety glasses. Make of a sturdy ladder when working at heights. Request assistance from someone to help you. Request some

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