Finlock Removals

Concrete Guttering Replacement Specialists

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Concrete Gutter Removal
Finlock Removals have a tried, tested, and proven method for safe Finlock guttering removal. This comes from fitting teams with years of experience in the industry.

If you want your concrete gutter problems taken care of effectively and safely, then get in touch to discuss your options and to get a free quote.

• Made from Grade A uPVC
• Reliable, friendly service
• Aesthetically pleasing
• No more leaks

Finance Calculator
Endorsed by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), we can offer financing to spread the cost of your Finlock guttering replacement.

Our finance packages give you the option to spread payments for your vital concrete guttering replacement in affordable, fixed monthly amounts. Use our finance calculator tool to discover how affordable our repayments can be.

Finlock Gutter Problems

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Damp, mould and leaks
Finlock gutters are designed in such a way that water frequently sits in them, eventually seeping down into the brickwork, leading to cracks which cause dampness and mould inside the property and even continuous leaks. The dampness and mould caused by deteriorating guttering are hazardous to the health of the occupants and create issues of peeling wallpaper, stains and tiles pulling off from the walls.

Failed lining
Most customers have had their gutters lined in the past and whilst lining used to work as a temporary solution many years ago, the gutters are now just too old to be repaired. When lining fails water can become trapped underneath it which then causes damp issues and further damage to the guttering.

Cold bridging
Cold bridging occurs when the cold and dampness of your concrete guttering meets the warm air of your home creating condensation which can lead to damp and mould around the windows and roofline. The damage of condensation and other issues can impact your interior décor as well as your wallet.

Leaking joints
One of the first tell-tale signs of failing concrete guttering is when you notice external leaks at the joins between the concrete blocks. After almost 70 years of being exposed to the elements along with expansion and contraction caused by temperate changes, deteriorates the joins in the guttering. Water will then start to leak through which can often leave a nasty stain down your brickwork or rendering.

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