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Pricing guide

Gutter installation cost in Portland: what to expect

Real 2026 ranges for the Portland area — repairs, seamless installation, half-round and copper, guards and cleaning — and what moves a quote up or down. These are typical ranges, not a quote; call for a written price on your house.

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Gutter repair prices

RepairTypical Portland price
Reseal a dripping mitre or end cap$150 – $260
Re-hang and re-pitch a sagging run (per 20 ft)$150 – $320
Replace a downspout (upsized to 3x4)$130 – $240 each
Cut a proper outlet and add a downspout$180 – $320
Replace a damaged 10–20 ft section$220 – $480
Fascia board replacement$10 – $24 per foot
Downspout extensions, splash blocks, drain reconnection$30 – $120 each

Bundle two or three of those into one visit and the bill is usually $300–$600.

Seamless gutter installation prices

SystemPer linear foot150 ft single-story210 ft two-story
5" aluminum, 2x3 downspouts$11 – $14$1,650 – $2,100$2,300 – $2,950
5" aluminum, 3x4 downspouts$12 – $15$1,800 – $2,300$2,500 – $3,200
6" aluminum, 3x4 downspouts$14 – $18$2,100 – $2,700$2,950 – $4,200
Aluminum half-round$14 – $22$2,100 – $3,300quoted
Galvanized half-round$16 – $26$2,400 – $3,900quoted
Copper half-round or K-style$38 – $60$5,700 – $9,000quoted

Those figures include removing and hauling the old system. Fascia work is added per foot when it is needed. Gutter replacement in Portland runs 15–25% above the national average, mostly because of labor rates and steep, complex roofs.

Gutter guards

Screen guards run $5–$9 a foot, stainless micro-mesh $10–$20, reverse-curve $18–$30. Across 150 feet that is anywhere from $750 to $3,000. Cheapest when installed with new gutters.

Gutter cleaning and moss removal

Single-story $130–$220, two-story $190–$320, roof-edge moss treatment $80–$200 extra.

What moves the price

  • Stories and pitch. Two-story work and steep cedar-shake roofs cost 15–25% more for ladder standoffs, roof anchors and time.
  • Roof complexity. Every inside corner is a mitre. A cut-up hip roof in the West Hills costs more per foot than a simple gable in Montavilla.
  • Fascia condition. The biggest surprise on 1920s–40s homes. We check with a screwdriver before quoting so it is not a surprise on the invoice.
  • Gutter size and profile. Going from 5-inch to 6-inch adds roughly a fifth; half-round adds roughly a third over K-style.
  • Downspout routing. Tying into a buried rain drain, or running pipe to daylight on a hillside lot, adds real money and is worth every dollar on a basement.
  • Access. Dense rhododendrons, decks, steep driveways and lots you cannot get a truck near slow the crew down.

Three real-world examples

1926 bungalow in Sellwood, single story, 140 feet of gutter. Original half-round, rusted along the bottom, fascia soft at two corners. Aluminum half-round with four 3-inch round downspouts, 16 feet of fascia replaced: about $2,900–$3,600. In copper the same job is $6,000–$7,500.

1972 ranch in Montavilla, single story, 160 feet. Sectional aluminum, seams weeping, one downspout on a 40-foot run. Five-inch seamless with 3x4 downspouts, one downspout added, drip edge on the back eave: about $2,000–$2,600.

1994 two-story in Beaverton, 220 feet, steep roof. Builder-grade gutters on spikes, overflowing at two valleys. Six-inch seamless with six 3x4 downspouts and micro-mesh guards: about $5,200–$7,000 with guards, $3,100–$4,200 without.

How to read a Portland gutter quote

Six things should be on it: the gauge (.032, not .027), hanger type and spacing (hidden screws at 24 inches), downspout size, whether the outlets are cut or punched, whether fascia and haul-away are in, and the CCB number. A gutter estimate Portland companies hand you that lands $700 under the rest usually got there with thin metal, spikes and 2x3 downspouts — the same spec as the gutters coming off. The post on repair versus replacement covers when it is worth spending at all.

Services

Gutter Repair

Dripping corners, runs that sag and hold water, crushed downspouts, outlets too small for the roof, and fascia rotted behind moss — fixed with a written price.

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Seamless Gutter Installation

New seamless aluminum run on site to the length of each wall, .032 gauge, screw hangers, 3x4 downspouts where the roof needs them. One day on most homes.

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Gutter Guards

Micro-mesh, aluminum screen and reverse-curve guards, tested against Douglas fir needles, bigleaf maple and Portland moss. Straight advice on which — if any — is worth it.

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Gutter Cleaning & Moss Removal

Every run cleared by hand, moss stripped from the trough and roof edge, downspouts flushed, and a ladder report on anything that needs attention.

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Half-Round & Copper Gutters

Half-round profiles in aluminum, galvanized and copper for craftsman bungalows, Tudors and colonials — with outlets sized so they actually drain.

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Questions we get asked

Is it cheaper to repair or replace gutters?

Repair, if the gutters are aluminum or copper, under about 20 years old, and the problems are in a few spots. Replace if they are sectional, galvanized with rust along the bottom, or more than a third of the runs need work — patching adds up to a replacement without the warranty.

How much are gutters for a 1,500 sq ft Portland bungalow?

Usually 130–160 linear feet of gutter, so $1,600–$2,400 for 5-inch seamless aluminum with 3x4 downspouts, $2,000–$3,300 for aluminum half-round, and $5,000–$8,000 in copper. Fascia repair on a 1920s house is the common extra.

Does homeowners insurance cover gutter replacement in Oregon?

Only for sudden damage — a windstorm, a fallen fir limb, an ice storm — not for age, moss or wear. After a storm we photograph the damage and write the estimate in a form your adjuster can use.

Need gutter work in Portland?

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