Does Home Depot sell gutters?

Asked by: Joseph Rosengren

What lengths do gutters come in?

The most common gutter sizes are 5 inches and 6 inches, although 4 inches is available as well. Downspouts are commonly 2 x 3 inches and 3 x 4 inches in size or 3 or 4 inches in diameter.

How much is a 10 foot gutter?

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What type of gutters are cheapest?

Vinyl gutters are the least expensive gutter at about $2 per linear foot, materials only.

What is the difference between 5-inch and 6-inch gutters?

6-inch gutters can handle almost 50% more water than 5-inch gutters. They are installed with bigger 3”x4” downspouts for better water management. 6-inch gutters are less likely to get clogged up because they can handle more water flow, and they come with a bigger outlet.

What does Home Depot charge to install gutters?

A: The average cost to install galvanized or aluminum gutters is approximately $4 to $9 per linear foot. There are also vinyl gutters which are much easier to install, and which run at roughly $3 to $5 per linear foot.

Can I install my own gutters?

Gutters are most often installed by professionals, but there’s no reason you can’t do it yourself. All the materials and accessories are readily available at home centers, lumberyards, and roofing-supply firms.

Which is better vinyl or aluminum gutters?

Aluminum gutters are more durable than vinyl gutters. They will not sag and can last 20 or more years in most climates. Coastal areas may cause corrosion in aluminum gutters because of exposure to moisture and salt. However, heavy snow, hail, and wind can cause aluminum gutters to become dented or even damaged.

Are gutters hard to install?

In reality, gutter installation is complicated, and it takes skill and experience to size the gutters properly, space the hangers correctly, make sure the pitch is accurate, then fit and screw/caulk all the components together securely.

How much is a 12 ft piece of gutter?

Pro-Steel 6″ x 12′ K- Style Steel Gutter at Menards

Do I need gutter guards with 6-inch gutters?

We don't really recommend a six-inch gutter if. You have at least three inches past the roof shingle. Some cones will need a six-inch gutter.

Do larger gutters clog less?

Less Clogging, Better Protection



Larger rain gutters have a larger capacity to handle the rainwater and leaf debris that flow through it. This means less risk of clogging and better protection against water damage, especially when those heavy storms hit.

How much fall does a gutter need?

A good rule of thumb for a gutter slope is that you want at least a quarter inch of slope for every 10 feet of gutters.

Why is water dripping between gutter and fascia?

If there is water dripping between gutter and fascia, it may be because your drip edge is laying too flat. It’s supposed to lean slightly downwards to naturally keep the water flowing from the roof to the gutter.

How long can a gutter be with one downspout?

gutter capacity and length. To limit the effects of thermal expansion in gutters 50 ft(15.3 m) is a practical maximum length of gutter to be served by a downspout.

How do you install gutters properly?

Place all right lang you ready to go up the ladder with it all right now i need you to hold that end and hold it tight to the building like that keep it down a little bit not up too.

What can I use instead of gutters?

9 Gutter Alternative Ideas You Should Consider for Your Home

• Drip Path.
• Ground Gutters.
• Box Gutters.
• Drip Edge.
• Copper Gutters.
• Underground Rain Chain.
• Above Ground Rain Chain.
• Grading.

Do gutters go over or under drip edge?

It is recommended that gutters are placed under or ‘behind’ the drip edge of your roof. A drip edge refers to a component that hangs over the roof and has an outward projecting lower edge.