Downspout and the rest of the words you wanted me to put in here. Don't Call The Gutter Guys. Gutter Endurance A well built home can last for several generations. Why install a system that would not stand the test of time. Aluminum gutters maybe last 20 years with constant maintenance. Copper and zinc gutters can survive 60+ years with minimum maintenance and well past 100 years if installed and inspected properly. Rather than corroding, copper builds a patina on its surface which protects it from the watery destruction that befalls other metals. System Appearance Many gutter systems are painted because the metal has little value and does not have aesthetic value. Rare metals such as zinc and copper have a natural and surviving beauty, classy and charming. Like a fine wine, the copper gets better with age. As the years pass, the copper changes its color. Sustainable Materials These gutters need only a small amount of maintenance, especially the downspouts are seamless like ours. European-style gutters are shaped like a bowl to encourage the water away from the house by simple physics. Instead of faulty and deteriorating caulking, the copper in the systems is soldered. The metal, along with zinc, is recyclable, though you won’t be recycling it in your lifetime.

Seamless Gutter & Downspout Installation

While gutter and downspout installation can be a relatively straight forward process there are many variables involved. Most notably the type of gutters and downspouts chosen. Not all gutters are created equal and with varying types available you’ll want to choose the best option for your home. At Next Level Seamless Gutters our professionals will carefully plan out your layout using the correct components to do the job right.

What We Recommend

Next Level Seamless Gutters specializes in installing several different types of gutters and downspouts. Most commonly used on a residential home is the aluminum 5″ k-style seamless gutter with 2×3″ or 3×4″ aluminum downspouts.

On larger sized roofs we recommend going with the 6″ oversized gutter in the same seamless k-style form with 3×4″ or 4×5″ aluminum downspouts. The 6″ gutter is often recommended for installs on large residential roofs, metal roofs, pole barns and commercial buildings. Aside from the traditional aluminum gutters we also offer steel and copper in the same k-style seamless gutter form with 2×3″ and 3×4″ downspouts.

Steel and copper gutters are also available in the half-round gutter style 5″ and 6″ with round or corrugated downspouts in 2×3″ and 3×4″. All of our aluminum and steel gutter products are color-matched to fit your home!

Copper

Copper rain gutters are a great investment for your home. Their main function is to direct water away from your roof and home foundation.

By doing this, they help to prevent water damage to your home. Unlike other rain gutters, copper gutters will not rust or corrode. This is because of the natural patina that forms on the surface of copper. This patina protects the metal from further weathering and makes it resistant to corrosion. Also, they are low maintenance and can last up to 50 years with proper care. copper rain gutters are worth it.

They are durable, last longer, add value, and curb appeal to your property. If you are looking for an upgrade to your home, copper rain gutters may be the perfect solution.

Copper Vs. Aluminum Gutters

Copper and aluminum gutters have their own pros and cons. Copper gutters are more decorative and add character to a home. They can last for 50 years or more with proper maintenance.

However, copper gutters are more expensive than aluminum gutters and they require custom craftsmanship to fit your home’s specific needs. Copper is also more difficult to work with than aluminum and requires soldering at its joints.

Aluminum gutters on the other hand are more affordable than copper gutters and are available in a variety of colors. They are also lightweight and easy to install, making them a popular choice with both homeowners and Installers. Aluminum gutter systems typically last around 20 years, as long as they are properly maintained. Ultimately, the choice between copper and aluminum gutters depends on your budget, the style of your home, and your personal preferences.

Galvanized

Galvanized gutters are a type of rain gutter made of steel that is coated with zinc. The zinc coating protects the steel from rusting and corrosion, making it more durable and longer lasting than other materials. Galvanized gutters come in different shapes and sizes, such as K-style, half-round, and box gutters.