K-style and box-style gutters are great for homes in areas with heavy rain and snow since they can handle large volumes of water. Seamed gutters are affordable and easy to install but prone to leaks. Aluminum and vinyl are excellent low-cost gutter materials; copper and zinc are more expensive but longer-lasting.

Having gutters that can withstand many weather conditions is important, specifically depending on the climate you are living in. So, which gutter material is the most durable? The answer is Copper. Properly maintained copper gutters can last from 50-150 years.

K-style gutters are the most popular choice for residential properties. Their decorative front side resembles crown molding, making it attractive to many homeowners. It also gives the gutter more depth and an extended front lip, allowing it to hold more water than half-round gutters for better drainage.