Guttering Waterfall

MsJoyful79

I’m hoping someone can help with their far superior knowledge than mine! 

I’m having issues with my front guttering. It’s attached to a neighbouring house. Theirs is fine and the downpipe is on their side just to provide the context. 

When it rains, mine majorly overflows at one end, down the side of my other neighbours’ wall (I definitely don’t want this to to keep happening) and and then at several other points along the way down my own, although it’s not as bad. It does need a good clean but I’ve noticed that the guttering is tightly fitted against the fascias everywhere apart from this troublesome end where you can see a gap and it juts out a bit. Could this be the issue?  The guttering itself is in decent condition. 

Any ideas to help solve this problem are very welcome. I really want to get it sorted. 

Many thanks.🙂

stuart45

Can you stick a photo of it on?

MsJoyful79

The back one that’s fine. The front to follow. 

MsJoyful79

The front one. 

stuart45

Could do with one of the whole length of gutter as well.

TELLIT01

Either the end has dropped so the water no longer flows in the right direction or something is blocking it over your property.  The only way to check it out is to get up a ladder and look.

MsJoyful79

I’ve got more of it on here. Hope this helps. 

stuart45

TELLIT01 said:

Either the end has dropped so the water no longer flows in the right direction or something is blocking it over your property.  The only way to check it out is to get up a ladder and look.

This is good advice. Gutters only leak when the flow is in the wrong direction, blocked, joints gone or can't cope with amount of rainfall from roof. Sometimes when bent to follow a distorted wall.

MsJoyful79

Thanks so much for your advice. I’ll get it looked at.