The most common sizes are rectangular:ĭecorative varieties, such as spiral shapes, are available. Won't support ladders placed against themĬost of DIY materials, including downspouts: $1 to $2 per linear foot (6-inch K-style)Ĭost of pro install (materials and labor): $3 to $5 per linear footĬost of pro install (materials and labor): $10 to $24 per linear foot, 6-inch half-round (K-style not available in zinc) Downspoutsĭownspouts come as either round or square, in widths from 3 to 6 inches.Color susceptible to fading from UV sunlight.Lightweight and inexpensive good for DIYers.
Galvanized steel resists rust but longevity is an issue may start to rust after 5 to 10 yearsĬost of DIY materials, including downspouts: $4 to $6 per linear foot (6-inch K-style)Ĭost of pro install (materials and labor): $8 to $10 per linear foot.Costs slightly more than regular aluminum guttersĬost of pro install (fabrication and materials): $5 to $11 per linear foot (6-inch K-style).Eliminates many seams and reduces chances of leaks.About 70% of all gutter installations are the seamless type. A truck with a spool of flat aluminum pulls up to your home, and the fabricator uses a gutter-forming machine to custom make whatever gutter length is required. Seamless (or continuous) gutters are made at the job site. Used primarily on high-end residences and historic restorationsĬost of pro install (materials and labor): $12 to $25 per linear foot (6-inch K-style).Needs pro installation seams and joints must be welded.No need to paint will develop a patina over time.Comes in various colors and can be paintedĬost of materials if you DIY: $2 to 3 per linear foot (6-inch K-style) including downspoutsĬost of pro install (materials and labor): $4 to $9 per linear foot.027-gauge thickness recommended for long-lasting duty in regions with snow Lightweight and easy to install for DIYers.Residential gutters are made from various metals, including:
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