General Construction

Gutters & Downspouts

Gutters That Safeguard Your Home

Water damage can cause major headaches, but the right gutters and downspouts can help prevent it. Choosing the right gutters ensures proper water management, protecting your foundation and preventing erosion. Here’s how to make the best choice for your home:

  • Choose a Gutter Style to Handle Your Home’s Water Flow

  • Pick Materials to Match Your Climate

  • Add Accessories Like Downspouts and Gutter Guards

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Gutter Styles

Find the Perfect Gutter Style for Your Home

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K-Style Gutters

  • Details

    The most common type, featuring a flat bottom and a decorative front that resembles crown molding.

  • Pros

    High capacity for water flow, available in various sizes and materials.

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Half-Round Gutters

  • Details

    Semi-circular in shape, often seen in historic homes and upscale designs.

  • Pros

    Aesthetic appeal, effective water flow, and less prone to clogs.

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Box Gutters

  • Details

    Built into the roofline, these gutters are typically larger and can handle significant water volume.

  • Pros

    Ideal for flat roofs or areas with heavy rainfall; discreet and blend seamlessly with the structure.

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Fascia Gutters

  • Details

    Mounted directly to the fascia board, these gutters are often custom-made.

  • Pros

    Clean look and effective water management; can be tailored to fit your home’s specifications.

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Complete Your Gutter System for Maximum Protection

A fully functioning gutter system is key to safeguarding your home. Downspouts, gutter guards, and splash blocks work together to ensure water flows smoothly and away from your foundation, preventing costly water damage and foundation issues.

Downspouts

Direct water away from your foundation, available in various materials and styles to match your gutters and prevent flooding.

Gutter Guards

Prevent debris buildup, reducing clogs and minimizing maintenance while ensuring proper water flow.

Splash Blocks

Installed at downspout bases, they direct water away from your foundation to prevent erosion and pooling.

Material Types

Choosing the Right Material for Your Gutters

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Aluminum

  • Details

    A lightweight, rust-resistant option that is budget-friendly and available in a variety of colors.

  • Pros

    Durable, low maintenance, and easy to install with excellent resistance to corrosion.

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Steel

  • Details

    A strong and impact-resistant material that holds up well in extreme weather conditions.

  • Pros

    Highly durable, available in galvanized and stainless options, and ideal for harsh climates.

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Copper

  • Details

    A premium material that develops a natural patina over time, adding timeless character to any home.

  • Pros

    Exceptionally long-lasting, corrosion-resistant, and enhances curb appeal with a classic look.

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Zinc

  • Details

    A high-end material known for its longevity, self-healing properties, and eco-friendly composition.

  • Pros

    Minimal maintenance, naturally resistant to rust, and develops a protective patina over time.