How To Remove Plastic Guttering

Remove the gutter once all hangers are gone.

How to remove plastic guttering.

After preparing your gutters you can start to carefully remove dirt leaves or rubbish using a gutter scoop and putting it into a bucket. Whichever style of gutter they will have all these parts. But the cast iron version is extremely heavy and the edges can be sharp so if this is what you ve got ask someone to help you take it down. Unless the guttering is for a new building you will need to remove any old guttering.

Repairing the seal in a plastic gutter seam will keep the water from pouring into your woodwork. You don t want further damage to occur when removing guttering so make sure the fascia board stays secure by hammering some large nails under the section of guttering that is going to be removed. You can use caulk to fill holes left in the siding once the gutters and downspouts are removed. This should keep everything in place and make the whole process of removing guttering a fairly painless job.

Old plastic guttering is relatively easy to remove. Knowing how to repair plastic gutter seams early on reduces the chance of further damage and possibly a major repair. Plastic guttering should be relatively simple to remove. Work your way around the house emptying the bucket frequently.

This is as simple as removing each gutter hanger or other device that holds the gutter in place. When you have finished remove the rag s from the downpipes and sluice out the gutters using your garden hose. This is usually done by removing screws or using a pry bar to remove nails. Care should be taken when removing iron guttering as it would be heavy and could have sharp edges.