Copper Rain Gutters Copper is extremely durable which is why it's the same material used to make your pipes inside and outside your home. Copper does not bend, warp, or rust. So, copper might also be the best choice if you live in an area where it rains often or where there is inclement weather.

Aluminum Gutters This material provides the most bang for your buck, offering a relatively budget-friendly cost range while still providing many of the features inherent to its costlier cousins. Aluminum gutters cost $5 to $15 per linear foot on average.

Aluminum gutters are budget-friendly, rustproof, lightweight and come in a wide selection of colors. They are the most popular choice if you plan to install your own gutters. Vinyl gutters fit most budgets, come in several colors and are also a good choice for DIY installation. Copper doesn't mold, mildew or rust.

Rain Gutter Material and Style Premium materials, such as copper, are on the higher end of the price scale. Style: Factors like roof pitch, mounting options, local rainfall patterns, and aesthetic preferences determine the style of rain gutter.

Gutters are an essential part of any home. They ensure water properly drains off of your roof, helping to protect the roof, siding, landscaping, and foundation from water damage. On average, gutters need to be replaced every 20 years.