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    Commercial Gutter Lining: A Specification Guide

    Commercial box gutter being inspected

    A lining may be an option for a sound gutter substrate, but it is not a universal repair. Capacity, falls, outlets, joints, corrosion, movement and the condition of adjacent roof interfaces should be assessed first.

    Evidence for procurement

    Ask for dimensions, drainage observations, preparation requirements, product compatibility, details at outlets and expansion points, access controls and a written description of guarantee coverage. A condition survey should explain whether cleaning, local repair, lining or replacement is proposed and why.

    Safety and ownership

    Gutter work is roof work: access, falls and fragile surfaces must be controlled. See commercial gutter lining for an owner-led discussion.

    Need to apply this guidance to your building? See our commercial roof condition survey scope and what a contractor-led report includes. The free survey supports repair or refurbishment advice and a quotation, not independent structural or asbestos advice.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Will lining fix every gutter leak?

    No. The gutter structure, drainage and interfaces must be suitable for the proposed system.

    Review gutter options

    Get a scope that sets out the evidence and limitations.