
Spouting and gutter repairs in Wellington
Leaking joins, sagging runs and blocked downpipes fixed before overflow reaches your walls.
Spouting is part of the roof. When it overflows, water runs down the cladding and can get into the wall framing instead of away from the house. That damage is slow and often found late.
We clear, rehang, rejoin or replace spouting and downpipes so water leaves the roof where it should, and we check the roof edge and fascia while we are there.
Signs your spouting needs attention
- Water spilling over the edge in heavy rain
- Drips from joins and corners
- Sagging runs or brackets pulled away from the fascia
- Blocked or disconnected downpipes
- Staining or moss on the walls below
Spouting forms part of the roof's job under Building Code clause E2 of keeping external water out of the building. (MBIE, Building Code clause E2 External moisture)
Repair or replace the spouting
Single leaking joins and loose brackets are quick repairs. Where spouting is rusted, cracked along its length, undersized for the roof area, or falls the wrong way, replacing the run is the better fix. We size spouting and downpipes to the roof they drain.
How the job works
Call or send the form
Tell us what you have noticed and where. We call back to book a time to look at the roof. If water is coming in now, call rather than using the form.
We inspect and photograph
We get on the roof (or use a drone or ladder where that is safer), photograph what matters, and check the underside where we can reach it.
Written quote with the photos
You get the photos, what we found, and a written price. If repair, restore and replace are all options, we price them side by side.
The work, then proof
We do the job, clean up, and send photos of the finished work so you can see what was done on a roof you cannot easily see yourself.
Gutter and Spouting Repairs across the Wellington region
Bush-backed sections in Wellington and the Hutt fill spouting with leaves fast. Leaf guards can help, but they still need checking.
We work right across Wellington City, and also offer gutter and spouting repairs in Lower Hutt, gutter and spouting repairs in Upper Hutt, gutter and spouting repairs in Porirua, gutter and spouting repairs in Kapiti Coast.
Gutter and Spouting Repairs: common questions
How often should spouting be cleared?
At least once a year, more often under trees. Clearing before winter helps.
Can you replace just part of the spouting?
Yes, if it matches and the rest is sound. Mixed systems can leak at the joins, so we advise honestly.
Do you do downpipes too?
Yes. Blocked or broken downpipes are a common cause of overflowing spouting.
Got a leak or a roof question?
Call now, or send a few details and we will call you back with next steps.