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Oisin Roofing& Guttering

Dublin, Wicklow and Kildare

Gutter Repairs and Replacement in Dublin

Leaking joints and sagging runs repaired, or new uPVC guttering fitted with the right fall.

What's included

  • Leaking joints, unions and stop ends re-sealed or replaced
  • Sagging runs re-bracketed and re-set to the correct fall towards the downpipe
  • Full replacement in uPVC half-round or deep-flow profile, with new downpipes where needed
  • Cast-iron and older systems on period houses assessed for repair before replacement is suggested
  • Fascia checked behind the gutter so you are not fitting new gutters to rotten timber
  • Old guttering removed and taken away

Signs you need this

  • Drips or a steady run from a joint long after the rain has stopped
  • A gutter that visibly dips or holds water between brackets
  • Rust streaks or flaking paint on cast-iron gutters
  • Gutter pulling away from the fascia, or brackets that have snapped
  • Damp on the inside wall below the eaves

How the job runs

  1. 1Free on-site check of every run, joint, bracket and downpipe, plus the fascia behind them.
  2. 2You get your quote with repair and replacement priced separately.
  3. 3Repairs are often done on that visit; a full replacement on a semi is normally a one-day job.
  4. 4Photos of the finished work and a water test through every downpipe before we leave.

Why gutters fail on Dublin houses

Most gutters on Dublin homes are uPVC fitted in the 1980s and 1990s, and the plastic is now tired: joints shrink, rubber seals harden, brackets go brittle and snap, and runs sag until water pools between fixings instead of reaching the downpipe. On the terraces and older semis in Clontarf, Drumcondra and Rathgar there is still cast iron, which is strong but rusts through at the joints once the paint fails. Add moss and tile grit and a heavy shower, and the gutter overflows down the wall. Left alone that means green staining, rotten fascia boards, damp plaster inside and, on older houses, wet joist ends.

What we do

A repair is exactly that: we re-seal or replace the joint that is leaking, fit new brackets where they have failed and re-set the run to a proper fall so the water actually reaches the outlet. A replacement means the old gutters and downpipes come down, the fascia is checked, and a new uPVC system, half-round or deep-flow for roofs that shed a lot of water, is fixed with brackets at close centres and a fall towards each downpipe. Downpipes are connected properly to the gully rather than left splashing at the shoe. On period houses we assess cast iron for repair first, because replacing it is not always the right answer.

What affects the price

Every gutter job is priced after a free check. What moves it:

  • Repair or replacement: re-sealing a joint or fitting a few brackets is a short visit; replacing every run is a day with new materials, always quoted separately.
  • Length of run and downpipes: a detached house has roughly twice the guttering of a mid-terrace, and every downpipe means more brackets, bends and a gully connection.
  • Access: most gutter work is done from ladders; a three-storey house or a run over a conservatory may need a tower, priced separately.

The price is agreed before any work starts, and there are no hidden charges.

The free check comes first

We walk the whole run, not just the bit that is dripping, test the downpipes and photograph what we find. You get photos of what we find and your quote, with repair and replacement priced separately so you can see the difference, and nothing added afterwards.

Guarantee

Repairs and replacements are guaranteed, the manufacturer warranty on uPVC guttering is passed to you, and we are fully insured. Oisin Roofing & Guttering has completed over 1,700 roofs across Dublin, Wicklow and Kildare, and the vans are marked, so you know who is at the door.

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FAQ

Gutter repairs: questions we get asked

How much does it cost to replace gutters in Dublin?

Every job is priced after a free roof check, because the length of run, the number of downpipes, the state of the fascia and access all change it. Repair and replacement are quoted separately, the price is agreed before any work starts, and there are no hidden charges.

Should I repair or replace?

If the failure is one joint or a couple of brackets and the rest of the run is sound, repair it. If the plastic has gone brittle and chalky, several joints are weeping or the gutter has lost its fall, a new run is cheaper than a string of call-outs.

How long does a gutter replacement take?

A three-bed semi is normally done in a day, including taking down the old gutters. Larger or three-storey houses can run to two.

Do you need scaffolding?

Usually not. Most gutter work is done from ladders or a platform. A three-storey house or a run over a conservatory may need a tower, and it is priced separately.

Is the work guaranteed?

Yes. Gutter repairs and replacements carry a workmanship guarantee, the length of which is agreed with you before work starts, and uPVC guttering carries the manufacturer warranty.

Can I keep the cast-iron look on an older house?

Often, yes. Cast iron can be repaired and repainted, or replaced with cast-iron-effect uPVC or aluminium that keeps the look. We quote both so you can decide.

Need gutter repairs sorted?

Ring now, or answer five quick questions online. The team will be in contact within 15 minutes, Monday to Sunday, to arrange a free roof check.