Looking for gutter repair near me in the St. Louis area? CGR Legacy Construction repairs leaking, sagging, and poorly draining gutters for homeowners across St. Louis and St. Charles. We fix the issue at the source so your system works the way it should.
Small gutter problems can quickly lead to water damage, foundation issues, and expensive exterior repairs. If your gutters are leaking, sagging, overflowing, or pulling away from the home, a gutter repair inspection can help catch the issue early.
When they fail, water can:
If your gutters are leaking, sagging, or overflowing, now is the time to fix them before heavy rain causes more damage. Schedule a gutter inspection to find out whether you need targeted gutter repair, downspout repair, or replacement.
A properly working gutter system helps move water away from your home. When gutters leak, sag, or pull away, water can damage roofing edges, fascia, siding, and foundation areas.
Even a small issue can affect the entire system.




 We don’t just patch problems—we fix what’s causing them.
Yes, many leaks can be sealed and corrected.
Loose fasteners, water weight, or improper installation.
When damage is widespread or recurring.
If you are in the St. Louis or St. Charles area, CGR Legacy Construction offers gutter repair for leaking, sagging, overflowing, and poorly draining gutter systems.
Gutter repair costs depend on the damage, gutter condition, repair type, and whether downspouts or drainage issues are involved. The best next step is to schedule an inspection so the problem can be checked first.
Yes, loose or pulling gutters can often be re-secured if the gutter, fascia, and attachment points are still in repairable condition. If there is deeper damage, replacement may be recommended.
Yes, downspouts can be checked as part of the gutter repair inspection. Proper downspout placement helps move water away from the home and reduce foundation-area water problems.
CGR Legacy Construction will inspect your roof and explain the best next step.
If your roof is leaking, damaged, or getting old, the first step is a professional inspection.