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Roof gutter and tiled roof edge during a Willoughby East gutter replacement project
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Gutter & Downpipe Replacement — Willoughby East

Willoughby East, Sydney NSW

About This Project

Full gutter and downpipe replacement on a double-storey brick home in Willoughby East. Gutters were severely blocked, had rusted through in multiple sections, and were actively overflowing into the wall cavity. We replaced the full perimeter with new Colorbond fascia gutters and installed new 100mm square downpipes for improved flow capacity.

The Challenge

Upper-storey sections required elevated ladder access. Several fascia boards had rotted where the old gutters had been overflowing and required spot repairs before installation.

The Outcome

Complete gutter system replaced in a single day. The homeowner had been experiencing water staining on interior ceilings — this was fully resolved.

Materials Used

  • ✓Colorbond fascia gutters — Surfmist
  • ✓Colorbond 100mm square downpipes
  • ✓Heavy-duty bracket system

“Quick, professional, and great value. The new gutters have made a huge difference already.”

— T. Williams, Willoughby East

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Leaf debris visible in guttering during a Willoughby East gutter replacement project
Close-up of leaf debris in guttering during a Willoughby East gutter replacement project
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