These gutter screws are solid and provide a secure mounting of the gutter to the fascia roof joist.
Screws to replace nails in gutters.
Stainless steel hex head sheet metal screws through the back of the gutter into the fascia.
Instead replace the spike with a thicker and longer nail or better yet a long screw for maximum hold.
Instead of climbing a ladder and hammering the gutter nails back into place consider replacing these fasteners with a more effective solution gutter screws.
Typically you ll need longer hardware to replace nails appropriately but the size will vary depending on your gutter s specifications.
Replacing them with steel gutter screws and rigid plastic ferrules provides a more secure alternative and will prevent them from pulling loose or sagging.
Step 1 inspect the gutters.
Where gutter nails can come loose over time these will stay put.
Then use a cordless drill to drive the screw into a new hole in the fascia board.
Step 4 remove and replace the nails with screws.
Use long gutter screws and rigid metal ferrules to provide a more secure solution which that is stronger than the spike and feral installation method.
Step 2 purchase needed materials.
How to replace gutter nails with gutter screws.
Climb up a ladder to access the roof.
Screw the gutter to the fascia.
Count all gutter nails to get the number of screws required.
To replace gutter spikes with screws simply remove the old gutter spike and insert the screw through the existing hole in the front of the gutter.
Install one screw every two feet.
For a tighter hold you ll find that most gutter and downspout screws utilize a hex head which can be slotted or unslotted to allow for flathead screwdriver access.