Yes. If the issue is localised—like a leaking joint, a sagging section, or a loose bracket—we can often repair it without replacing the whole run. Future Roofing will inspect the system, explain what’s causing the problem, and recommend the most cost-effective solution.

Overflow is usually caused by blockages (moss, leaves, debris) or incorrect fall/gradient, meaning water isn’t flowing properly toward the downpipe. It can also happen if the guttering is undersized or sections have started to warp. We check flow, joints, and alignment to make sure water is directed away from your home—especially important in Brighton & Hove’s heavy rain and wind.

As a general rule, gutters should be checked and cleaned at least once a year—more often if you’re near trees or you’ve had storms. Regular cleaning prevents blockages, reduces the risk of damp and staining on exterior walls, and helps your guttering last longer by avoiding unnecessary strain and overflow.