Leaking corners, sagging runs, pulled hangers and downspouts that dump at the foundation, fixed right the first time.



Utah’s freeze-thaw cycle is hard on gutters. Water gets into a seam, freezes, opens the joint a little wider, and by spring a drip has become a stream running down the siding. Snow load bends hangers and pulls spikes out of the fascia. Wind lifts downspout straps. None of these problems need a new system; they need a crew that knows how to reseal, rehang and re-pitch gutters so they last.
SwiftHand Gutters repairs all gutter types along the Wasatch Front, including seamless aluminum, sectional aluminum and vinyl, steel and copper. We show up with sealant, hangers, downspout parts and a machine that can form a replacement section on site, so most repairs are finished in one visit. If a system is truly past saving, we tell you and quote a replacement instead.
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A gutter torn loose by a wind storm or dropped by an ice load can dump hundreds of gallons against your foundation in one storm. We prioritize emergency calls for detached gutters, downspouts pulled off the house and active leaks over living space. Call 801-784-6712 and we will get a crew out as quickly as we can, secure the system, and schedule the permanent repair.
Most repairs fall between $150 and $600. Resealing a few seams or re-hanging a single run sits at the low end; replacing a long section, adding a downspout or repairing a corner on a steep two-story sits at the top. Our minimum service call covers the trip and the first hour of work, and we always give you the price before we start. If a repair estimate reaches a third of the cost of replacement, we will tell you.
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Drips, sagging, overflow, a downspout on the lawn. Send photos if you have them and we will schedule a visit.
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We check every run, seam, hanger and downspout, not just the spot you noticed, because gutter problems rarely travel alone.
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Our trucks carry sealant, hangers, downspout parts and a gutter machine, so most repairs are done during the first visit.
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We run water through the repaired sections and tell you honestly whether the rest of the system will hold up or is nearing replacement.
We would rather repair what can be repaired. Our crews are trained to find the cause of a leak or a sag, not to sell you a new system you do not need.
We quote a repair whenever the system is worth saving and only recommend replacement when the numbers support it.
Sealants and hangers chosen for Utah winters, not the cheapest option on the shelf.
Fully stocked trucks and an on-site gutter machine mean we rarely need to come back for parts.
Every repair carries a workmanship warranty, and we stand behind it.
Yes, if the metal around the seam is sound. We remove the old sealant completely, clean and dry the joint, and apply a tripolymer sealant designed for expansion and contraction. Resealed seams typically last 5 to 10 years.
Usually because they were hung with spikes and ferrules that loosen under snow load. Replacing spikes with screw-in hidden hangers on closer spacing solves it for good.
Either the pitch is off, the gutters are undersized for the roof area, or there are not enough downspouts. We measure and fix the actual cause rather than adding a guard that will not help.
Yes. Vinyl can be resealed and re-hung but becomes brittle with age in Utah’s sun and cold; steel can be patched and resealed until rust is widespread. We will tell you what is realistic.
Standard repairs are typically scheduled within a week. Emergency calls for detached gutters or active leaks are prioritized.
Yes, including box gutters and internal drains on flat and low-slope roofs. See commercial gutters.
We clear the sections we work on. A full cleaning can be added to the same visit at a reduced rate.
Often yes for one or two problems. When several sections are failing, the money is better spent on replacement, and we will show you the math.