Gutter Repair

Gutter Repair

Fix leaks, sagging sections, and drainage issues before they cause costly damage.

Stop leaks before they cause foundation, fascia, or landscape damage. We diagnose the issue and make durable, seamless fixes—fast.

Leaks, overflows, or sagging gutters? We fix it all—seams, hangers, downspout joints, pitch, end caps, and storm damage. Badlands restores proper flow with durable materials to extend the life of your system. Fast scheduling for Williston, Minot, and Coeur d’Alene.

When gutters fail, water can damage siding, fascia, and foundations. We find the real cause—whether it’s loose hangers, separated seams, crushed downspouts, ice damage, or poor pitch—and repair it with high-quality materials. Our crews carry heavy-duty hangers, freeze-resistant sealants, and custom-cut sections to match your system. Most repairs are completed in one visit and tested with a full-flow water check before we leave.

• On-site inspection with photos
• Pitch/level adjustment
• Seam reseal or section replacement
• Hanger, ferrule, and bracket upgrades
• End cap, mitre, and outlet repairs
• Downspout realignment & extensions
• Debris removal at repair area
• Water flow test before completion

Common problems we fix:

• Leaking seams and corners
• Sagging or detached gutters
• Overflow from clogs or poor pitch
• Disconnected or crushed downspouts
• Ice or storm damage
• Water pooling near foundation

Our process:

1. Inspect & Quote – Identify issues, show photos, provide pricing.
2. Repair – Replace or reseal components, correct pitch, reinforce hangers.
3. Test & Clean Up – Water test, tidy work area, share before/after photos.

Benefits:

• Extend gutter life without full replacement
• Prevent rot, leaks, and landscape erosion
• Improve curb appeal
• Fast, warrantied repairs

Serving homes and businesses in Williston & Minot, ND and Coeur d’Alene, ID, plus surrounding areas.

FAQs:

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Should I repair or replace my gutters?
Localized leaks, loose hangers, and single-run issues are good candidates for repair. Widespread corrosion, repeated seam failures, or poor system layout often justify replacement.

Can gutter repairs be done in winter?
Yes. Many fixes use cold-applied sealants and mechanical corrections. Large re-pitching may be scheduled in warmer temps for best adhesion.

How long does a gutter repair take?
Most residential repairs take 1–3 hours. Larger buildings or extensive rehanging can take longer.

How durable are resealed seams?
With proper prep, premium sealant, and corrected pitch/hangers, resealed seams typically last several seasons or more.

Can you add downspout extensions?
Yes. We size downspouts correctly and add 4–6 ft extensions to move water away from the foundation.