Inspection checklist for gutter alignment, support, seams, outlets, downspouts, roof and fascia interfaces, discharge, drainage, overflow, leak testing, cleanup, and documentation.
4 items to check
For a complete inspection, also consider:
Gutter attachment and roof-edge integration should use compatible fasteners and details without damaging roofing, concealing fascia deterioration, or creating a water path behind the gutter.
Sections should be supported and configured to drain to intended outlets without loose hangers, reverse pitch, open seams, sharp edges, or trapped debris.
Downspouts, elbows, straps, extensions, underground connections, and discharge points should remain secure, serviceable, and coordinated with site drainage and local stormwater requirements.
The completed system should pass appropriate flow observation, leave roof and site clean, and include access and maintenance information for gutters, guards, drains, and seasonal conditions.
Use this checklist after gutter or downspout installation or repair. Roof drainage, snow and wind exposure, stormwater discharge, underground connections, and property drainage requirements vary by site.
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