Eastern Nebraska & Western Iowa

Gutter Repair

Professional gutter repair for sagging runs, leaking seams, loose downspouts and hail damage, fixed by a roofing crew that checks the roof edge behind your gutters too.

Moose Roofing crew doing gutter repair on a sagging gutter on a Nebraska home
Moose Roofing crew doing gutter repair along the roofline of a Nebraska home

At a Glance

Gutter Repair, Simply Put

Moose Roofing repairs gutters for homes across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa, including Omaha, Lincoln and Council Bluffs. We fix sagging gutters, leaking seams and corners, loose or crushed downspouts and hail-dented sections, and wrap the fascia boards behind them. Every repair starts with a free inspection, and you get your price before any work begins.

Serving: Omaha, Lincoln, Bellevue, Papillion, La Vista, Elkhorn, Gretna, Fremont, Blair, Plattsmouth, Ashland, Council Bluffs and Glenwood.

Most Common Repairs

3 Signs Your Gutters Need Repair

These are the three problems we're called out for most, and all of them are easy to spot from the yard. Catching them early usually costs far less than the siding, fascia or basement damage that follows.

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  • Sagging gutter pulling away from the fascia on a Nebraska home

    Sagging or Pulling Away

    A dip or wave in the gutter line, or a gap between the gutter and the house.

    Why it mattersWater pools in the low spot, adding weight until the gutter pulls loose.

  • Water dripping from a leaking gutter corner seam

    Leaking Seams or Corners

    Drips at a corner or end cap when it rains, or rust streaks running down from a joint.

    Why it mattersSmall leaks stain siding and rot trim, and get worse with every freeze.

  • Crushed downspout disconnected from the gutter on a home

    Loose or Crushed Downspouts

    A downspout that's dented, separated at a joint or dumping water right at the wall.

    Why it mattersRoof water lands at your foundation instead of moving away from it.

Gutter Repair Pricing

What Does Gutter Repair Cost?

Gutter repair is priced by what your gutters actually need, so you never pay a flat fee for work you don't get. Common repair parts start at $24, and replacement gutter sections start at $15 per linear foot.

We inspect your gutters for free, show you what we found and confirm your exact price before any work begins.

Free gutter inspection, with your price confirmed before work starts
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Repair parts

For sagging runs, valley overflow and loose downspouts.

Hinges & clips
$24each
Rain diverters
$24each
Downspout adapters
$42each

Replacement gutter sections

For hail-dented or rusted runs too damaged to fix. Includes 3x4" downspouts.

5-inch gutter
$15/ linear ft
6-inch gutter
$18/ linear ft

Fascia wrap

Available on its own or with a gutter repair.

First story
$31.20/ linear ft
Second story
$38.20/ linear ft

Starting prices. Labor, roof pitch, number of stories and the condition of the fascia can change your final price, which is confirmed with you before any work begins.

Repair or Replace?

Should You Repair or Replace Your Gutters?

Repair your gutters when the damage is limited to a few spots. Replace them when problems show up along several runs, or when the gutters are too small for the water coming off your roof. We'll tell you honestly which one makes sense.

When the damage is limited

  • One run is sagging or pulling away
  • A few seams, corners or end caps leak
  • A downspout is crushed or disconnected
  • Hail dented a section or two
  • The rest of the system is solid and sized right

When problems are everywhere

  • Gutters sag or leak along several runs
  • Rust or holes show up in multiple places
  • Gutters overflow even when they're clean
  • Hail damage runs across the whole system
  • You're replacing the roof anyway

Not sure which one you need? That's what the free inspection is for. We'll show you what we find and give you both options when both make sense.

Gutter Repair FAQs

Gutter Repair Questions

Straight answers to what homeowners across Nebraska and Iowa ask us most about gutter repair.

Still have a question? Call our office and we'll walk you through it.
(402) 763-4851

How much does gutter repair cost?

Gutter repair is priced by what your gutters need. Common parts start at $24 each for hinges and clips, $24 for rain diverters and $42 for downspout adapters. If a section is too damaged to fix, replacement gutter starts at $15 per linear foot for 5-inch and $18 for 6-inch. Your exact price is confirmed after a free inspection, before any work begins.

Is it better to repair or replace gutters?

Repair makes sense when the damage is limited to a few spots, like one sagging run, a leaking corner or a crushed downspout. Replacement is usually the better value when gutters sag or leak along several runs, are rusted through in multiple places, or are too small to handle the water coming off your roof.

Can sagging gutters be fixed?

Usually, yes. Sagging most often comes from failed or widely spaced hangers. Those are replaced and the gutter is re-pitched toward the downspout. If the fascia board behind the gutter has rotted, it has to be repaired first so the new hangers have something solid to hold.

Why do my gutters leak at the seams and corners?

Seams and corners are the weakest points of a gutter system. Sealant dries out and cracks after years of freeze and thaw cycles, and standing water from a clog or poor pitch speeds that up. Leaking joints are resealed or the joint is replaced, and the pitch is checked so water stops sitting there.

Does insurance cover hail-damaged gutters?

Hail dents in gutters and downspouts are often included in a storm damage claim, but coverage depends on your policy and deductible. We inspect and photograph the damage so you can decide whether to file a claim, and we can help you through the process if you do.

Can I get fascia wrap without a gutter repair?

Yes. Fascia wrap is its own repair and starts at $31.20 per linear foot for a first story and $38.20 for a second story. It protects the fascia board from water and gives your gutters a solid surface to hang from.

Should I repair my gutters before winter?

Yes. Ice and snow add a lot of weight to a gutter. A loose or sagging section in the fall can pull away from the house by spring, and gutters that hold water freeze and help ice dams form along the roof edge.

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