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British weather never gives your gutters a day off — each season brings its own particular way of testing them. Here's our month-by-month guide to what's happening up there, and when your guttering is most at risk.
Next time the heavens open, make yourself a brew and watch your gutters do their job. Five things to look out for from indoors — and how describing them properly gets you a faster, fairer quote.
A terraced house, a 1930s semi and a bungalow might all have gutters, but that's where the similarity ends. We explain how your property type changes the job, the common problems we see on each, and what you can expect to pay to keep them in good nick.
Wasps in the hopper, a wedding ring down the downpipe, and a frog that had made itself far too comfortable — our crew has seen it all. Here's why the strangest gutter discoveries are exactly the ones you shouldn't tackle yourself.
Blocked gutters don't announce themselves — they just get on with quietly wrecking your home. Here's a year-by-year breakdown of what happens when you leave them alone, and why a £100 clean now beats a £10,000 repair later.
After years of clearing gutters across the neighbourhood, we've seen it all — from moss the texture of a thick carpet to a tennis ball that had clearly been up there since the Nineties. Here's what really ends up in UK gutters, and what each strange find tells you about your home.
Every autumn, British gutters take a proper hammering — leaves, rain, and the first frost all arrive within weeks of each other. This checklist walks you through what to check before winter sets in, so small issues don't become expensive ones.