- 19427 Champion Forest Dr, Suite F, Spring, TX 77379
- 1417 Government St, Ocean Springs, Mississippi 39564
- Monday - Saturday : 9am-6pm
A gutter that’s pulling away from the fascia, leaking at the seams, or blocked solid with debris isn’t just an eyesore. It’s actively directing water toward your foundation, rotting the wood behind the fascia board, and eroding the soil around your home’s perimeter with every rain. In Houston, where a single afternoon storm can drop three inches of rain in an hour, gutters that don’t work correctly cause real structural damage fast.
Rebel Roofing provides professional gutter repair services for homeowners across Houston, Pearland, Katy, The Woodlands, Sugar Land, and throughout Texas and Mississippi. We fix the problem correctly the first time, whether it’s a leaking joint, a sagging section, a blocked downspout, or a gutter that’s pulled completely away from the roofline.
Most gutter damage doesn’t announce itself until it’s already caused secondary problems. If you’re seeing any of these, the repair is overdue:
Water pouring over the edge of the gutter during rain instead of flowing to the downspout means a blockage or improper pitch. Water stains or rot on the fascia board directly behind the gutter means water has been sitting against the wood for some time.
Gutters visibly pulling away from the roofline at one or more points have lost their hanger attachment and will eventually detach entirely. Pooling water or erosion at the base of your foundation wall means the downspout is discharging too close to the house or isn’t draining effectively. Mold or mildew streaks on your siding below the gutter line mean water is consistently overflowing at that point.
We repair gutters on homes and commercial properties across the greater Houston area including Cypress, Spring, Katy, Pearland, Sugar Land, League City, Baytown, Friendswood, Tomball, and Conroe, as well as throughout College Station, Bryan, The Woodlands, and surrounding communities. In Mississippi, we serve Ocean Springs and the Gulf Coast area.
We inspect the complete gutter system from end to end, not just the area with visible damage. We check pitch along every run, test each hanger for secure attachment, inspect all seams and end caps for sealant failure, clear all downspouts, and look for fascia rot behind the gutter that would affect a repair. You get a clear written assessment of every issue found before any work begins.
We clear all debris from gutters and downspouts before beginning repairs. Attempting to reseal a joint or realign a section without clearing the system first produces repairs that fail quickly. Cleaning also lets us see the actual condition of the gutter floor, which tells us whether sections need to be replaced rather than just resealed.
Leaking seams are cleaned, resealed, and tested. Sagging sections are rehung at proper pitch. Damaged or corroded sections that can’t be properly repaired are replaced with matching material. Downspouts are cleared, repaired, or replaced and redirected away from the foundation. All end caps and corners are checked and resealed as needed.
We run water through the complete system before we leave to confirm proper flow from every gutter run to every downspout outlet. You see the repair working before we pack up. Any remaining issues are identified and addressed on the spot.
Not every gutter problem is a repair. If your gutters are more than 20 years old, are heavily corroded along most of their length, or have pulled away from the fascia in multiple places due to underlying wood rot, full replacement may be more cost-effective than repeated repairs on a system that’s past its useful life.
We give you honest numbers for both options. If repair is the right answer, we repair. If replacement makes more financial sense, we tell you that and explain why before you commit to anything.
We also install seamless gutters, which eliminate most of the joint-related leaks that sectional gutters develop over time. A seamless gutter is formed from a single piece of aluminum run to the exact length of your roofline, with joints only at corners and downspout connections. It’s the long-term solution for homeowners who want to stop dealing with repeated seam repairs.
Gutter repair costs depend on the type and extent of the damage. Resealing a few leaking joints is a minor repair. Rehinging a long sagging section, replacing corroded pieces, or clearing severely blocked downspouts is more involved. Most residential gutter repair jobs run from a couple hundred dollars for minor work to several hundred for more extensive repairs. The only accurate number comes from an on-site inspection and written estimate. Rebel Roofing offers free estimates with no obligation.
Gutters that are leaking at seams, sagging, or blocked are usually repairable. Gutters that are heavily corroded along most of their length, pulling away from the fascia in multiple locations due to fascia rot, or more than 20 years old may cost more to repair repeatedly than to replace once. We inspect your full gutter system and give you honest numbers for both options so you can make an informed decision.
Twice per year is the standard recommendation: once in late spring after oak pollen and seed drop season, and once in fall after leaf drop. Houston’s live oak trees drop debris year-round, so homes with significant tree cover may benefit from quarterly cleaning. Annual inspections catch developing issues before they cause secondary damage to fascia, soffits, or foundation areas.
Minor tasks like clearing debris from accessible gutters are manageable DIY projects. Resealing leaking joints, rehinging sagging sections, and diagnosing pitch problems require working at height with the right tools and materials, and mistakes often make the underlying issue worse. Professional repair ensures the job is done correctly, the full system is checked, and the repair holds up through Houston’s heavy rain seasons.
The most common cause is hanger failure: the screws or spikes holding the gutter to the fascia have loosened over time, often because the fascia wood behind them has softened from moisture exposure. Heavy debris loads and standing water in the gutter also accelerate hanger failure by adding weight the hangers weren’t designed to support long-term. When gutters pull away, we check the fascia for rot before rehinging, because reattaching to rotted wood produces a repair that fails quickly.
Yes. We repair gutters on commercial properties across Houston and the surrounding Texas market, as well as in Ocean Springs and the Mississippi Gulf Coast area. Commercial gutter systems are often larger and higher than residential systems, but the repair process, inspection approach, and quality standard are the same.
Yes. We serve the full greater Houston area including Cypress, Spring, Katy, Pearland, Sugar Land, League City, Baytown, Tomball, Conroe, College Station, and Bryan. In Mississippi, we serve Ocean Springs and surrounding Gulf Coast communities. Check our service area page for the complete list of locations.
