Ballyfermot Guttering

Dublin rain doesn’t wait.

It comes in sideways off the Liffey corridor and it finds every weak joint, every sagging bracket, every cracked downpipe. I’ve been working gutters across Dublin for years and the damage I see most often is slow, quiet, and completely avoidable. A blocked or broken gutter does more harm than people realise.

We cover D10 and the surrounding areas, working on everything from the red brick terraces off Kylemore Road to pebble-dash semi-detached houses all through Ballyfermot and Clondalkin. Every job gets looked at properly before anything goes near a ladder.

What we do

• New uPVC gutter and downpipe installation
• Full gutter replacement, half-round, ogee and square-line profiles
• Aluminium seamless gutters cut and fitted on site
• Cast iron gutter restoration and repair
• Fascia and soffit replacement in uPVC
• Leaf guards and gutter mesh fitting
• Hopper heads, rainwater outlets and water butt diverters
• Gutter re-alignment and bracket re-spacing for correct fall
• Connection to existing soakaways and gullies

One job I see overlooked regularly is the parapet wall lead flashing junction where water tracks down behind the fascia and nobody spots it until the timber is soft. We check those as standard.

A typical installation day

1. Arrive, assess existing guttering and fascia condition
2. Strip out old brackets, boards and sections carefully
3. Check and prepare the rafter feet and any timber behind the fascia
4. Fix new fascia boards, set fall correctly across the run
5. Fit new gutter sections, seal joints, secure all brackets at proper spacing
6. Run downpipes, connect to gully or soakaway
7. Clean up and test with a bucket of water (not the hardest test to arrange in Dublin)

That last step matters. Gutters that look right but aren’t pitched properly just fill up and overflow. We don’t leave a job until the water runs clean.

Get in touch

Ring us on 01 264 5710 or find us in Ballyfermot, County Dublin. See more of our work and Check out Ballyfermot Guttering.