Gutters are an indispensable part of roof construction. A gutter system is one of the most important elements for the efficient performance of your roof. Gutters direct water away from the roof, the walls, and the foundation of the house.
When considering gutter materials you may want to look at three essential factors: the building’s location, the type of property, and what is the finishing look that you would like to achieve with the drainage system. We have a wide range of guttering options to suit any type of building and/or budget. All of them perform the same function but differ in their durability, style, and installation particularities.
Next, we will look at all types of materials and try to determine which one is the best for your project.
Plastic gutters
Plastic gutters are the most inexpensive and easy to install option. However, compared to steel and aluminum gutters, plastic gutters are not as durable and long-lasting. An average manufacturer’s guarantee for plastic gutters is 8-10 years. So, with proper care and timely repairs, they may still last for many years!
Steel gutters
In terms of quality and price steel gutters are in between plastic and aluminum ones. Steel gutters are stronger than plastic. They are very resistant to external influences. Unfortunately, like any metal, when the protection layer is damaged they start to rust. Steel gutters require more skill and time to install, but are worth it in the end. They have gained and retained popularity due to their stylish looks, durability, and reliability.