Gutter systems
Outlets and scuppers
Outlets take the water out of the gutter and into the downspout; they are sized to the downspout, not the gutter. Scuppers drain a flat roof through a parapet wall into a conductor head.
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Materials and installation
Shipped anywhere, installed nearby
Materials ship nationwideEvery state, from Cleburne, Texas.
Installation is localNear Cleburne, confirmed by ZIP code.
Materials are fabricated in Cleburne and shipped to any state. Installation is a separate, local service for addresses near Cleburne, Texas, confirmed by ZIP code when you request a quote.
Outlets and scuppers
Common questions
Half-round is the traditional look and drains cleanly; it hangs on visible hangers. K-style has a flat back and an ogee front, carries more water for its width and takes hidden hangers. Most houses built after the 1960s have K-style; older houses and metal roofs often suit half-round.
16 oz copper (0.0216 in) is the usual residential weight. 20 oz (0.027 in) is thicker and stiffer, for long runs, large roof areas, commercial work or anywhere the gutter carries snow and ice.
5 inch gutter suits most houses with modest roof areas. 6 inch carries noticeably more water and is the common choice for larger or steeper roofs; 7 inch is for big roof areas and commercial work. If you are replacing gutter, match what is there unless it overflows.
By the linear foot, with a 10 foot minimum per order line. We cut the run to the lengths you list in your order notes, so measure each run along the fascia and round up to the next foot.
Not a standard size? Tell us.
The configurator turns your measurements into an estimate and a quote request, for anything the store does not list.