Guttering in Windsor

Windsor's gutters have a lot to cope with. The Great Park, the riverside and the mature trees in so many gardens drop leaves into them every year, and on the town's older houses the gutters are often long-standing runs on tall fronts, bays and back extensions that are awkward to reach. We travel about 11 miles from Wokingham to look after gutters across SL4.

The first step is nearly always clearing the gutters and unblocking the outlets and downpipes, so we can see what is really wrong. Joints are then resealed, brackets refixed or added to bring a run back into line, and where the guttering has cracked or failed along its length, new gutters and downpipes are fitted to a steady fall.

Behind the gutter, decayed timber on older houses is a common find, and our Windsor fascias and soffits page explains the repair. If water has reached the roof, our Windsor roof repairs page covers it, and the Roofers in Windsor page shows the rest of our work in the town.