Affordable & Professional Gutter Replacement

 

Signs Your Gutter is Damaged:

How can you tell if the gutters & downpipes in your Melbourne property need replacing? If they have been filling up with water and debris or are rusted out, chances are it’s time to get new ones. The longer these problems have been occurring, the more likely it is that a guttering replacement is in order.

Gutters made of galvanised metal rust out very easily. These days, you don’t see many galvanised metal gutters, but they are very common in older properties. Luckily, gutter technology has come a long way since then. The materials on the market now are made to last, ensuring that your gutters will remain clear and leak-free no matter what Australian weather conditions they incur.

A second reason why your gutters may rust is that they have incorrect fall (which means water can’t fully escape from the gutter and does not flow into the downpipes). When replacing any gutters, our experienced team ensures that they have correct fall and that any existing downpipes are not blocked.

How Can Roof Guard Help?

We replace gutters and downpipes with COLORBOND steel, which is said to last a lifetime. COLORBOND comes in a range of colours and styles that can be matched to your home and/or roof.

But don’t think that just because you are experiencing issues with your gutter, a full replacement is in order. We also specialise in gutter and fascia repair and restoration for Melbourne home and business owners.

We are equipped to handle all sorts of guttering issues, including the following common concerns:

• Blockages
• Leaks
• Incorrectly falling gutters
• Rusted gutters

Roof Guard team is qualified to work with gutters of all types, in all materials, including:

• Quad Gutters – The most common profile of gutter in today’s environment, a clean & smooth shape that maintains its cleanliness and allows water to flow through it with ease.
• Square Gutters – Square gutters are good at dealing with high volumes of water, given their high capacity. They are considered one of the more stylish gutter options.
• Ogee Gutters – AA truly distinctive gutter profile, perfectly suited to heritage homes. The curved front edge of the gutter will offer a distinguishing feature to any home.
• Box Gutters – A large, rectangular gutter that sits inside the roof. It’s a popular option for high water volume areas.
• Fascia Covers – A metal cover that goes over existing timber fascia. It both protects the timber and looks great!