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Gutter repairs, full replacement and clearing across Long Ashton
Guttering is the cheapest part of your roof to maintain and one of the most expensive to ignore. A gutter that overflows in every heavy shower puts water down the wall, and saturated brickwork leads to penetrating damp, spoiled decoration and frost damage.
TB Rooflines handles the three things that actually go wrong: gutters that leak, gutters that have reached the end of their life, and gutters that are simply full. Long Ashton mixes older stone and rendered cottages along the main village road with large postwar and modern housing behind it. Exposure off the Ashton Court side means wind driven rain is a regular factor.
Repair, replacement or a clear out
These are three different jobs at three different prices, and it is worth knowing which one you need before anyone quotes.
Clearing is the answer when the gutter itself is sound but water spills over the front edge in heavy rain. Moss washed down off the tiles, leaf fall and silt build up until the channel cannot carry the flow. On most properties this is worth doing every year or two, more often under trees.
Repair suits a system in good general condition with a specific fault: a dropped section holding standing water, a split outlet, perished union seals, or brackets that have pulled out of a soft fascia.
Replacement makes sense when uPVC has gone brittle and grey with UV, when there are leaks at several joints at once, or when the profile is too small for the roof area feeding it. Undersized guttering is a surprisingly common cause of overflow that no amount of clearing will fix.
If a roofline replacement is on the cards anyway, doing the guttering at the same time avoids paying twice for access.
Recent guttering work
A few recent guttering jobs. Photographs are of work carried out by TB Rooflines, not stock images.
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Choosing profile and material
Getting this right matters more than it sounds, because capacity and appearance are both decided here.
Half round is the standard on most postwar housing. It is inexpensive and easy to source, but it carries the least water of the common profiles.
Square and ogee carry noticeably more for the same nominal size, which makes them the sensible choice on large or steep roof areas where half round struggles.
Deep flow is the option where a big roof drains to a single downpipe and overflow is a recurring problem.
Cast iron and cast iron effect aluminium suit period and conservation properties. Real cast iron is correct on a listed building and needs painting on a cycle. Aluminium in a cast iron profile gives close to the same look with far less maintenance, and is usually acceptable where cast iron is not specifically required.
- Match the profile to the roof area draining into it, not just to what was there
- Check the fall: too flat and it holds water, too steep and it overshoots at the outlet
- Support brackets at correct centres, and fixed into sound timber
- Consider leaf guards under trees, though they still need checking
- Where a downpipe discharges to a soakaway or gully, make sure the gully itself is clear
Why choose TB Rooflines for guttering in Long Ashton?
Guttering is a small job that protects an expensive building, so it is worth getting the diagnosis right rather than the price lowest. Here is how TB Rooflines approaches it in Long Ashton.
- An honest call on clear, repair or replace, rather than defaulting to the biggest job
- Profile matched to the roof area draining into it, not just to what was there
- Falls set and checked, since most overflow problems are a fall or capacity issue
- Downpipe outlets and gullies checked, not just the gutter run
- A written quote setting out the work, the materials and a realistic timescale
- Site cleared at the end of each working day, not just at the end of the job
Where a clear out is genuinely all that is needed, that is what you will be told.
Guttering in Long Ashton: common questions
How often should gutters be cleared?
My gutter only overflows in very heavy rain. Is that a problem?
Can you work on a gutter between two houses?
Do I need scaffolding for gutter work?
How quickly can you come out if a gutter is pouring water down the wall?
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Guttering across Long Ashton and the surrounding area
TB Rooflines covers Long Ashton and the towns around it, working from a base in Gloucester. If you are just outside the area shown, it is still worth a call.
Unit 2, Woodrow Way, Gloucester, Gloucestershire GL2 5DX
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