Repair calls on the Coastal Bend are usually the same three problems: the trough holds water in the middle, a corner has opened, or a downspout has pulled the line off pitch. We fix those with hangers, reseal work, and new outlets — not a tube of caulk and a wave.
If the gutters are sectional and every lap is tired, we will say replacement is cheaper than a year of callbacks. If a seamless run dropped because a hanger tore out, that is a repair.
Storm debris and limbs happen. We re-secure lifted runs and replace crushed downspouts so the next ordinary rain does not become an interior stain.
Step 1
Find the real leak
Water often shows up three feet from the joint that failed. We look at pitch, not just the stain.
Step 2
Say repair or replace
You get a clear recommendation. We do not sell a full system to hide a five-hanger job.
Step 3
Make the line drain
Hangers, seals, and outlets get reset so the trough empties.
Step 4
Leave it testable
You should be able to see the water move at the outlet after the next storm — or a hose test if you want one.