Guttering

Guttering is a vital part of a rainwater system, diverting rainwater away from the building and protecting both the structure and the foundations. Guttering can come in a range of sizes to suit the shape and size of your roof: the larger or steeper the roof, the more concentrated the flow of rainfall will be.

Our guttering comes in a variety of materials: Aluminium, GRP, Cast Iron, and Copper. Different materials are suitable to different styles of homes, both aesthetically and functionally. Cast Iron and Copper are more suited to heritage homes, whilst GRP and aluminium offer more versatility for contemporary homes and newbuilds. Our Aluminium guttering is our most popular choice, due to its long lifecycle, understated style and reasonable price.

To find out more about each of these styles of guttering, refer to the table below. The table contains information on each of our available types of guttering, the properties for which they are best suited, and the benefits of choosing each material for your home or building project.

Alternatively, you can download our brochure or contact one of our experts today.

 

	Suited to	Benefits	Properties
Aluminium Guttering	Heritage, traditional feel or New Builds	Light-weight, durable, non-corrodible, recyclable	Aluminium gutters offer reliable lifecycles and style. Unlike plastic the colour of the aluminium gutters will not bleach under UV rays.
GRP Guttering	Traditional feel where replacement gutters needs to replicate the original	Lightweight yet durable with replicate design capabilities. Through coloured.	Our GRP guttering replicates the quality look of cast iron, but is more lightweight and maintenance free.
Cast Iron Guttering	Heritage homes or listed buildings	Strong, durable, authentic feel	Cast Iron gutters have a lifespan of over 90 years if maintained correctly and offer heritage prestige which adds value to your home.
Copper, Guttering	Heritage homes or listed buildings	Ecologically friendly, low maintenance, cost effective	Vibrant colour which develops a unique green patina with oxidisation. Copper also boasts a lifespan of up to 90+ years.