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We have a newly constructed house with a metal roof. For the most part, the gutters are catching the rain. However, in one part of the house where several rooflines converge and the pitch is steep - water picks up speed in the valley and overshoots the gutter(see picture - valley between attached garage and main part of house. Our builder says that's just the way metal roofs are. I'm wondering if there isn't something that can be installed in the roof valley to slow the water down. What do you think?
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Most gutter installers put in a diverter, backstop, whatever you want to call it. It goes on the outside lip of the gutter and keeps the water from overshooting but keeps it in the gutter. If you drive around looking at homes, I'm sure you will see them now that you know what you are looking for.
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