Getting Water Between Gutter And Fascia

I have a 30 year old house which i have owned for the last five years.

Getting water between gutter and fascia.

The fascia board could be rotted and the gutter hangers unable to hold the gutters firmly against the building. When water drips between the fascia and the gutters the problem could be a compromised drip edge but it s also possible the gutters are overflowing. This is the sort of problem that rapidly gets worse as the more the fascia board is exposed to water the more it rots letting the gutter hangers fail. What happens in this case is that water has this capillary action which means the water travels back up the underside of the sheet just a small amount.

As i only moved in recently i don t know how long fascia and flashing were. Capillary action is a water activity in which water adheres to a surface and follow the surface. It s a bungalow so quite easy to access. Drip strip is designed to fill the gap between the bottom of the drip edge and the top of the gutter to insure the water will flow into the gutter preventing any damage to your fascia or other parts of your home or landscaping.

The fascia itself is upvc not wood thank god. Are you getting water behind your gutter. The gutters then direct the water to a downspout allowing the water to run down until it reaches the ground. The gutters are getting old and i want to replace all.

Water leaking between gutter and fascia when there is rain the water is expected to roll down the roof and into the gutters. This video shows one of the reason why you can get water behind your gutter and some of th. Water dripping down from fascia instead of gutter. Assuming the gutters have the correct slope the main reason for overflows is that the gutters are full of debris and need to be cleaned.

I had a look and think the problem is due to flashing being receded. Other than being old and rusty they are working fine based on my obser. When the roof shingles do not extend past the metal drip edge the water will suck back on the metal drip edge this is called capillary action and run behind your gutters. Ever wonder why that is.