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Gutters

New seamless gutter installation in 6 popular colors — and we never charge extra for color.

Lifespan
20 – 30+ years (aluminum), 50+ (copper)
Range
$1,800 – $3,500 typical Seattle home
Warranty
Manufacturer + 5-yr GripGo
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What it is & how it works

Gutters in plain English

A great roof still fails if the water pouring off it can't get away from the house. We install brand-new seamless gutters and downspouts, formed on-site to fit your home exactly, in the color that matches your trim, siding or roof. Every color is the same price — we never charge extra to match your house.

Gutter installation is our focus here: tearing off old, leaking sectional gutters and replacing them with a system sized for Seattle rain. We roll-form 5" and 6" K-style gutters in your driveway from a single strip of .032 gauge aluminum — noticeably heavier than the .027 stock big-box installers use — so the only joints are at the corners. Every corner is hand-mitered and sealed, hidden hangers are screwed into solid fascia every 24", and each run is pitched about 1/4" per 10 ft so water never sits. Downspouts are sized to the roof area (3x4" on larger runs) and routed away from your foundation. Pick from our 6 baked-enamel colors — white, almond, black, dark bronze, musket brown and gray — at no extra cost. Before we hang anything, we check the fascia boards and replace any soft wood so your new gutters have something solid to hold on to. Want leaf protection too? See our Gutter Guards page — they can go on the same day.

Understanding your options

Tiers, styles & what's included

Tap any tier to see exactly what's in it, what it costs relative to the others, and who it fits best.

Option 1

Colors at No Extra Charge

Your gutters should match your house, not a price sheet. Every color we carry costs exactly the same.

  • 6 baked-enamel colors to choose from
  • White, almond, black, dark bronze, musket brown and gray
  • Match your trim, your siding, or your roof
  • Matching downspouts, elbows and straps included
  • Bring a paint chip — we'll help you find the closest match
Option 2

Seamless Aluminum Gutters (5" & 6" K-Style)

The standard for Seattle homes. Rolled on your driveway to the exact length of each run — no seams to leak except at corners.

  • .032 gauge aluminum (heavier than big-box .027)
  • 5" for typical homes, 6" for high-volume roofs
  • Hidden hangers into fascia every 24"
  • Hand-mitered, sealed corners
  • 3x4" oversized downspouts on large runs
Option 3

Half-Round Copper Gutters

For craftsman, tudor, and historic homes where character matters. The gutters that outlive the house.

  • 16-oz solid copper, soldered seams
  • Ages to a beautiful patina over 5 – 10 years
  • 50+ year lifespan (often 100+)
  • Matching round copper downspouts and rain chains
Option 4

Fascia / Box Style Gutters

Modern, clean-lined gutters that look like an extension of the fascia board — great for contemporary and mid-century homes.

  • Extra-large capacity
  • Hidden hangers, no visible brackets
  • Ideal for modern architecture
  • 6" and 7" widths available
Option 5

Steel & Galvalume Gutters

For homes under heavy trees or with steep roofs — steel gutters take abuse and last decades.

  • 26-gauge steel or Galvalume coating
  • Handles falling branches without denting
  • 40+ year lifespan with proper coating
  • Painted or bare metal finish
Option 6

Downspouts & Drainage

Where the water goes after your gutters matters just as much as the gutters themselves.

  • Standard 2x3" or heavy-duty 3x4" downspouts
  • Downspout extensions & splash blocks
  • Underground drain tie-ins to daylight or dry well
  • Decorative rain chains for craftsman & cottage homes
Option 7

How Install Day Works

Most homes are done in a single day, start to finish.

  • Old gutters removed and hauled away
  • Fascia inspected — soft boards replaced
  • New gutters formed on-site and hung
  • Every run water-tested before we leave
  • Yard cleaned up and photo report sent to you

The system

How a proper gutter system works

A roof is a stack of layers — each one has a job. Here's what goes into every one we build, in plain English.

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  1. Drip edge
    Metal flashing directs runoff into the gutter
  2. Seamless gutter (5" or 6")
    Continuous aluminum profile — no seams to leak
  3. Hidden hangers
    Screwed into fascia every 24–36" for load support
  4. Optional leaf guard
    Micro-mesh keeps debris out, water in
  5. Downspout + elbow
    Routes water down and away from the wall
  6. Splash block / drain tile
    Moves water 4–6 ft from the foundation

The honest take

Advantages & things to consider

Advantages

  • Seamless — only joints are at corners
  • Heavier .032 gauge (won't dent from a ladder lean)
  • 6 colors, all the same price — no color upcharge
  • Baked-enamel finish that never needs paint
  • Fascia checked and repaired before install

Things to consider

  • Half-round copper is beautiful but a real investment
  • Rotted fascia must be replaced first, which adds to the price

Is this right for your home?

Quick fit check

Best for
Homes with gutters that are 15+ years old, seamed, rusting, sagging, overflowing, or simply the wrong color for your house.
General longevity
20 – 30+ years (aluminum), 50+ (copper)
Relative investment
$1,800 – $3,500 typical Seattle home
Maintenance level
Medium
Style options
5" or 6" seamless aluminum in 20+ baked-enamel colors
Climate fit (Pacific NW)
Year-round — sized for Seattle's sustained rainfall

What GripGo inspects

Free on-site inspection checklist

Every quote starts with a real inspection — not a driveway guess. Here's what we look at before we write a single number down.

Fascia condition behind the existing gutter

Gutter pitch and downspout placement

Hanger spacing and screw pull-out

End caps, miters, and downspout elbows

Splash blocks & drainage away from foundation

Debris load & leaf-guard suitability

Common questions

What Seattle homeowners ask us about gutters

Do you charge extra for gutter colors?+

No. All 6 of our colors are the same price — white, almond, black, dark bronze, musket brown and gray. Pick whatever matches your house best.

How much do new seamless gutters cost?+

For a typical Seattle single-family home (~150 linear feet of gutter), aluminum seamless runs $1,800 – $3,500 depending on stories, downspout count and fascia condition. Copper half-round is 3 – 5x higher.

5" or 6" gutters — which do I need?+

5" handles most typical homes. Go to 6" if your roof is over 2,500 sq ft, has long single-slope runs, has valleys dumping into one gutter, or you've had overflow issues with 5" before. Downspouts should scale up to 3x4" at the same time.

How long does gutter installation take?+

Most single-family homes are finished in one day, including removing the old gutters and cleaning up.

Can I add gutters to a roof you didn't install?+

Yes. We install gutters as a standalone service on any roof — we just inspect the fascia condition and let you know if any needs replacing first.

Do you also install leaf guards?+

Yes — see our Gutter Guards page. We can install guards the same day as your new gutters.

Ready when you are

Free inspection, honest recommendation, no pressure. That's how we've done it since day one.

Call GripGo Roofing at (425) 505-0466Free estimate