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Gutter Repair, Installation & Replacement in Columbus, Ohio

Leaking gutter, sagging gutters or damaged gutters? We find where the water is going, repair what can be repaired, and install seamless gutters and leaf guards when replacement makes more sense. Free written estimates from Roof Revivers' Columbus team.

Start with the problem Property managers

Who does gutter repair and installation in Columbus, Ohio?

Short answer: Roof Revivers repairs and replaces gutters, installs seamless gutters, downspouts and leaf guards, and fixes rotted fascia and soffit for Central Ohio homes from our Columbus branch at 1020 Taylor Station Rd Suite F, Gahanna, OH 43230. Call (614) 626-0387, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Estimates are free and in writing, and we can check the roof at the same visit. Roof Revivers has served Central Ohio since 2012.

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Diagnose before scope

Find where the water is going first.

A dripping gutter is not always a gutter problem. Sometimes the leak is at a seam or end cap; sometimes water is getting behind the gutter from the roof edge or a wall above it. We look at the gutters, downspouts, fascia and roof edge together, then put the recommendation in writing.

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Columbus gutter guide

Gutters carry roof water away from your fascia, siding and foundation. When they leak, sag or overflow, that water ends up where it does damage. Roof Revivers' Columbus team repairs gutters, replaces them when they are past repair, and installs seamless gutters and leaf guards across Central Ohio.

Gutter repair in Columbus: what we fix

Leaking seams, corners and end caps that drip during every rain
Sagging gutters and gutters pulling away from the house because hangers or fasteners have let go
Gutters that overflow because they are clogged, pitched wrong or too small for the roof area draining into them
Downspouts that are disconnected, crushed or emptying water next to the foundation
Damaged gutters from ice, falling limbs, ladders or hail
Rotted fascia and soffit behind the gutter, where water has been soaking the wood

Gutters are one of the most common problems we see. In our Columbus Roof Repair Report 2026, gutters were mentioned in 28 of the 664 repair jobs with written notes, tied with damaged shingles and behind only active leaks.

Why is my gutter leaking?

Start with where the water shows up. Drips at a seam, corner or end cap point to the gutter itself: failed sealant or a joint that has pulled apart. Water spilling over the front edge in a steady rain usually means a clog, a section that has lost its pitch, or a downspout that can't keep up. Water running down behind the gutter, staining the fascia or soffit, can mean the gutter has pulled away from the house or that water is getting in at the roof edge above it.

That last case is easy to misread. On a Westerville job, water was coming in at the soffit behind the gutter, and the gutter company traced it to the roof; the fix was the flashing and shingles where the roof meets the wall above the gutter. That is why we look at the roof edge, not just the gutter.

Repair or replace your gutters?

A repair usually makes sense for an isolated leak, a loose section, a few failed hangers or a damaged end cap or downspout. Replacement usually makes more sense when the gutters are rusted or split in several places, sag along most of a run, are pulling away from rotted fascia, or are simply too small for the roof. If the roof itself is due for replacement, doing the gutters at the same time avoids disturbing new drip edge later. You get the recommendation and the scope in writing either way.

Gutter installation and replacement

We install seamless gutters, downspouts and leaf guards as part of the whole roof drainage system. The gutters are pitched to drain, the downspouts are placed to move water away from the house, and we check the fascia and drip edge before anything goes up, because new gutters hung on soft wood won't stay put. If hail or wind damaged your gutters, we document it with photos for your insurance claim; see hail-damaged gutters in Columbus.

Fascia, soffit and the roof edge

Example from a recent job: fascia wrap and shingle repair in Lewis Center.

Rotted fascia is the most common damage behind a bad gutter. At a Groveport roof leak and fascia repair, the fascia boards along the back of the house had rotted and the paint was peeling. The crew removed the rotted fascia, soffit and damaged gutters, checked the framing behind them, and installed new PVC fascia, which holds up to moisture better than wood, new soffit with aluminum soffit vents, and a new gutter system pitched to drain. The project page has the before, during and after photos.

Fall leaves and winter in Central Ohio

Mature maples and oaks across Columbus neighborhoods and suburbs fill gutters every fall. A clogged gutter overflows against the fascia and siding, and in winter the standing water and debris can freeze solid along the eave. Ice dams start when heat from the house melts snow on the roof and it refreezes at the colder edge, so attic ventilation matters too, but frozen, clogged gutters make the ice build up faster. Late fall is a good time to have gutters cleared, repaired or fitted with gutter guards. For ice damage already done, see ice dam and ice damage repair.

How a gutter job works

Free estimate. We check the gutters, downspouts, fascia, soffit and roof edge, and photograph what we find.
Written recommendation. Repair, replacement or leaf guards, with the scope spelled out.
The work. Damaged wood replaced first, then gutters and downspouts installed and pitched to drain.
Cleanup and walkthrough.

What homeowners say

“Great service from the wood repair to the new gutters and downspouts. Highly recommend and will use again if needed. Shout out to Kellan for coordinating our repairs.”

“He quickly identified the faulty gutter installation by a previous company and the crucial missing attic ventilation in my roof.”

“If you are looking to get a new roof and gutters, look no further! We were so happy with our experience working with Roof Revivers.”

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Where we repair and install gutters

Bexley, Blacklick, Canal Winchester, Clintonville, Delaware, Dublin, Gahanna, Galena, Grove City, Groveport, Hilliard, Lewis Center, New Albany, Pickerington, Plain City, Powell, Reynoldsburg, Sunbury, Upper Arlington, Westerville, Whitehall, Worthington, and the rest of our Columbus service area.

Why Columbus homeowners call Roof Revivers

Roof Revivers has served Central Ohio homeowners since 2012. We are an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor and BBB A+ accredited. Our office is at 1020 Taylor Station Road, Suite F, Gahanna. Call (614) 626-0387, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m., or request a free estimate.

Gutter questions

Who does gutter repair in Columbus, Ohio?

Roof Revivers repairs and replaces gutters across Columbus and Central Ohio from our Columbus branch at 1020 Taylor Station Rd Suite F, Gahanna, OH 43230. Call (614) 626-0387, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Estimates are free.

Why is my gutter leaking?

The usual causes are failed seams, corners or end caps, loose hangers or fasteners, a sagging section that holds water, clogs that make the gutter overflow, and damage from ice or falling limbs. Sometimes the water is actually coming from the roof edge or a wall flashing above the gutter, so we check the roof too.

Can damaged gutters be repaired instead of replaced?

Often, yes. Isolated leaks, a loose section, failed hangers or a bad end cap can usually be repaired. Gutters that are rusted through, sagging along most of a run, pulling away from rotted fascia or too small for the roof are usually better replaced.

Do you install seamless gutters?

Yes. We install seamless gutters, downspouts and leaf guards, pitched to drain, with downspouts placed to move water away from the house.

Do you fix rotted fascia behind gutters?

Yes. When overflowing or leaking gutters have rotted the fascia or soffit, we remove the damaged wood, check the framing behind it and install new fascia, soffit and gutters. On a Groveport job we installed new PVC fascia, new soffit with aluminum soffit vents and a new gutter system pitched to drain.

Do clogged gutters cause ice dams?

Ice dams start when heat from the house melts snow on the roof and it refreezes at the colder eave. Gutters full of leaves and standing water can freeze solid and make ice build up along the roof edge. Clearing or guarding gutters before winter helps, and attic ventilation matters too.

Do gutter guards stop all cleaning?

No guard is maintenance-free, but leaf guards greatly reduce clogs and overflow. They work best on gutters that are sound and sloped correctly, so we check the gutters first.

Do you replace hail-damaged gutters?

Yes. We document hail and wind damage to gutters and downspouts with photos and can meet your insurance adjuster. Whether a claim is approved is up to your insurer.