Gutter Materials

Aluminum Gutter Installation

Affordable and durable, seamless aluminum gutters and downspouts have become the most popular roof drainage system option in America. We can customize an aluminum system to perfectly fit your home by using our gutter machine on-site. With seamless gutters being made to measure, you need a professional to install them. Proper installation will ensure the system will need only minimum maintenance and keep your house protected from leaks. Because these gutters have very few joints or seams, they are more firmly fixed and less prone to debris accumulation. Less gutter cleaning gives you more time to work on the other projects you have for your home or business.

Painted Aluminum Gutters

Actual products will vary slightly from these colors. Actual samples are available upon request. For exact matching, actual metal samples are recommended.

Aluminum Gutter Premium Colors (Only in 15″x .032, 3″X4″, 4″round)

Copper Gutter Installation

This timeless gutter system should be considered structural artwork. Although copper gutters and downspouts can be costly, they are unquestionably worth the money. Resistant to rust, mold, and other damage, copper gutter systems can outlive your roof and last well over 100 years. Once exposed to the elements for a long time, copper develops a special lining called Verdigris Patina, which protects it from rust. This lining gives copper a unique shade of green that occurs after about 15 to 20 years of outdoor exposure. Naturally beautiful, the earth tone color changes of copper gutters and downspouts accentuate any home and match most paint hues.

Copper Gutter Appearance

The actual product will vary slightly from this sample image. Actual samples are available upon request.

Steel Gutters

People assume that because steel is a sturdy element it will make a good choice for gutter materials. It turns out that steel gutters easily develop rust and become overweight when channeling heavy precipitation, which causes significant damage. Repairing them requires ordering prefabricated segments to install after removal of the damaged gutter sections. Many years ago, people believed using a jointed gutter system with replaceable sections would be cost-efficient, but that has proven false. When assessing damages, multiple sections of the gutter system are usually affected meaning several costly segment replacements. We suggest 6” seamless gutters with 3 x 4” downspouts for our customers across Indiana. These dimensions can handle the state’s annual rainfall, snow, and ice melt. When it comes to roof drainage, you would rather have too much than too little. With a small price difference between 5” and 6” gutters, an additional inch is worth it because it will reduce maintenance costs.