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What Causes Gutters to Sag Over Time?

14 hours ago
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Sagging gutters are almost always a sign that the hangers or brackets holding them in place have loosened, corroded, or were spaced too far apart to begin with.

Add the weight of standing water from a clog, and even well-installed gutters can start to pull away from the fascia over time. Left alone, a sag gets worse and eventually pulls the whole section down.

Re-securing or adding hangers at the right intervals usually solves the problem, but if the fascia itself is soft or rotted, that needs to be addressed first.

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