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Gutters are designed for reliable and efficient draining performance, but their constant exposure to the weather can leave them vulnerable to all types of damage. This includes corrosion, which can wear down the gutters from the inside, creating holes and cracks that result in leaks. If your own gutters are already showing signs of rust, is it actually still possible to fix them?

If regular inspections are not part of your gutter maintenance routine, they should be. Inspections help you keep an eye on your gutters' condition and prevent small issues from becoming big issues through minor repairs. In today's post, Hinkle Roofing shares a quick guide to inspecting your gutters.

Gutters are an extremely important part of your home. Without them, your home exteriors, including your landscaping, become prone to water damage. That's why when your gutters break or show signs of old age, you will want to replace them promptly.

Gutters are meant to direct water runoff from your roof toward downspouts and away from your property. Like the rest of your home’s exteriors, gutters need to be cared for and regularly maintained so that they remain effective. This means checking for signs of damage and cleaning the debris out of them to prevent clogging. However, if you start to notice some gutter sections coming loose, you’ll want to have them repaired before the damage gets worse.