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Aluminum gutters · New Jersey
Seamless aluminum gutters that hold heavy rain, never rust and come in colors to match your trim, installed by a family-owned NJ company since 1994.
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What aluminum gutters are
Aluminum is the material you see on most New Jersey houses. It’s light enough to hang along long rooflines without straining the fascia, strong enough for nor’easter downpours, and it also doesn’t rust. In addition, a baked-on finish means the gutters arrive painted in the color you choose.
We install seamless aluminum gutters across NJ. Instead of short sections joined every few feet, each run is made as one continuous piece, with joints only at the corners and downspouts. As a result, there are fewer places to leak, and a cleaner line along your roof. Aluminum suits ranches, capes, colonials, split-levels and new construction alike, which is why it’s the right answer for most of the homes we visit.
Why choose aluminum
Aluminum gives you the best balance of price, performance and looks for an everyday home.
Aluminum doesn’t rust, so there are no orange streaks on your siding and no rusted-through seams.
Sized correctly, aluminum gutters move a large volume of water away from your foundation, even in an intense downpour.
You can also choose a finish that matches or contrasts with your trim, siding or roof, in a range of colors.
Because they’re lightweight, these gutters put less load on fascia boards and hangers than heavier metals.
The lowest up-front cost of the metals we install, so it’s easy to do the whole house at once.
In addition, different gauges, sizes and profiles mean even odd-shaped homes and long runs get a proper fit.
Compare your options
We install all three. Here’s how aluminum stacks up so you can decide with confidence.
| Aluminum | Copper | Galvanized steel | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up-front cost | Lowest | Highest | In between |
| Rust | Does not rust | Cannot rust | Can rust once the coating wears |
| Weight | Light | Heavier | Heaviest |
| Colors | Many painted colors | Natural copper that ages | Painted or plain |
| Dent resistance | Fair: thicker gauges help | Good | Very good |
| Best for | Most homes and budgets | Historic and high-end homes | Homes that need extra strength |
Want the details? Read why more NJ homeowners choose aluminum gutters and copper vs aluminum gutters.
Buyer's guide
Size. Most homes use 5-inch K-style gutters. However, larger roofs, steep pitches and long runs that collect water from several roof planes often need 6-inch gutters, which carry noticeably more water. So we work out the right size from your roof area and pitch, not guesswork.
Thickness. Aluminum gutters come in different gauges. A thicker gauge resists dents from ladders, branches and ice better, which matters on long, exposed runs.
Downspouts. Larger downspouts also drain faster and clog less often. Placing enough of them, and pointing their outlets away from the foundation, is as important as the gutter itself.
Color. Match the gutters to your trim so they disappear into the roofline, or pick a contrasting color to outline it. We’ll also bring color samples to your estimate.
Time to replace?
Gutters rarely fail all at once. So watch for these warning signs around your home.
How it works
A clear plan from the first visit, and a crew that leaves your property the way they found it.
We measure every run, look at the fascia and note where water should drain. Call (866) 488-8374 or send the form.
Next, we recommend a gutter size and downspout layout for your roof and help you pick a color.
First, the old gutters come down. Soft or rotted fascia is replaced so the new gutters are fastened to solid wood.
Then each run is installed as one piece, pitched toward the downspouts and fastened securely to sound fascia.
Finally, we finish the installation and answer any questions about caring for your gutters before we leave.
Built for New Jersey weather
From the shore to the hills of Hunterdon County, New Jersey weather gives gutters plenty of work.
Hours of wind-driven rain need properly sized gutters as well as enough downspouts. That’s why we size the system to your roof area, not a one-size-fits-all number.
Aluminum doesn’t rust, but fasteners and finishes near the ocean take a beating. See our advice for coastal NJ homes.
Well-fastened gutters resist the pull of snow and ice. Under heavy tree cover, also pair them with gutter protection.
Care and upkeep
A little attention keeps aluminum gutters on NJ homes working for many years.
FAQ
Straight answers to the questions homeowners ask us most. Still unsure? Call (866) 488-8374.
Properly installed and maintained, aluminum gutters on NJ homes last many years. Thicker gauges, solid fascia and regular cleaning also help them last longer.
Seamless gutters are made as one continuous piece for each run of your roof, so there are no joints along the length to leak. Read seamless vs sectional gutters.
It depends on your roof’s size and pitch. Many homes use 5-inch K-style gutters, while larger or steeper roofs often need 6-inch gutters and larger downspouts. We’ll measure and recommend.
Yes. Aluminum gutters come in a range of colors, so you can match your trim or choose a contrasting accent.
Yes. Aluminum doesn’t rust, which makes it a good fit for shore homes. We pay extra attention to fasteners and hangers close to the ocean.
Yes. LeafTech and screen guards both work with aluminum gutters. See gutter protection.
Yes. Call (866) 488-8374, Monday to Saturday 8 am – 8 pm, or send the form and we’ll arrange a visit.
Keep reading
What aluminum offers an NJ home.
The case for seamless runs.
Aluminum, copper, steel and more.
The premium upgrade that ages to a patina.
A classic rounded profile.
Keep leaves out for good.
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