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.

Larger gutters tend to be more expensive per linear foot. Additionally, the quality of the chosen material plays a significant role in the overall cost, with durability and longevity being key considerations. The cost of downspouts and end caps depends on the material and how many you need for your gutter system.

Overall, aluminum gutter systems have an average life expectancy of 20 years; while their downspouts tend to last up to 30 years. Keep in mind factors such as climate, weather patterns, and maintenance are driving factors for gutter systems lasting longer (or shorter) than their average lifespan.

A gutter system can save you thousands of dollars in water damage repairs. Most homeowners need them for the following reasons. Attic protection: Without gutters, excess moisture can seep through your roof and into your attic, causing mold and mildew. Additional structural problems include wood rot, stains and fungus.