Gutter replacement and repairs across Perth, on tile roofs and metal. We measure your roofline, fit the right profile in the right material, set the fall, place the downpipes so water lands clear of the house, then run water through it before we pack up. Over 15 years on gutters, and the measure and quote are free.
Six steps, whether it is one leaking corner or the whole house. The measure is free and the quote lands before anyone touches a bracket.
We go over the whole system, not just the bit that is dripping: gutters, downpipes, brackets and the fascia behind them, checking for leaks, blockages, rust and damage.
You get the work broken down: the gutter runs, the material, the downpipes, and any extras like fascia repairs or gutter guards. One clear number, and you decide before anything starts.
The old run comes down and we finally see what has been happening behind it. Rotted fascia timber and rusted brackets get shown to you then, not discovered after the new gutters are up.
Measured off your actual roofline and made to fit on site, so the runs sit straight and the joins land where they should. Colour matched to the house, not near enough.
Gutters fixed securely with the fall running the right way, and downpipes positioned to carry water clear of the house instead of dumping it beside the footings.
Water goes through the new system while we are still there, so you watch it drain properly. Then the offcuts and old gutter go with us and the ground gets left tidy.
Material is the biggest single thing that moves a gutter price, and the biggest thing that decides how long the run lasts in Perth weather. Here is the honest comparison.
Lightweight, rust resistant and the friendliest on price. Not as tough as steel or Colorbond, so it suits a budget that has to work today.
Coated steel, durable and rust resistant, and it handles the Perth climate well. It costs more per lineal metre than aluminium, but the lifespan makes it the sensible money on most homes. It also colour matches the roof.
The strongest and most durable option, and it stands up to severe weather. It is also the dearest, so it usually goes on homes where longevity matters more than the upfront number.
Plenty of gutters get replaced that only needed fixing, and plenty get patched for years when they were finished. We will tell you which one you have got.
Leaks located and sealed, joins patched, debris cleared out of the gutters and downpipes, sagging sections realigned so the water actually runs, loose brackets refastened, and rust spots treated and repainted before they eat through.
Then we test the flow. If the run is sound and the problem is local, a repair is the sensible money.
Sagging, cracks, rust spots and leaks that keep coming back are the obvious ones. The two people miss: sections pulling away from the roof, and downpipes that no longer drain.
At that point new gutters cost less than another year of water running into the fascia, the walls and the ground around your footings.
There is no single price for gutters, and anyone quoting one over the phone is guessing. Gutter work is priced off your roofline, so it takes a measure. What we can do is tell you what moves the number, then put the whole job in a written quote.
Our guarantee covers defects in our materials and workmanship for 15 years from the day the job is finished. The terms are in plain words on our warranty page.
Material. Aluminium, Colorbond or stainless steel, priced per lineal metre.
The house. A single storey with an easy layout is cheaper than a multi storey, a steep pitch or a roofline full of tight corners.
Extras. Fascia repairs, extra downpipes and gutter guards add to the number and change how the system performs.
Labour. Proper access and safety gear cost money. Skipping them is how gutters end up sagging and leaking inside two years.
We work right across the Perth metro, north and south of the river. These suburbs have a page of their own: Applecross, Ascot, Baldivis, Canning Vale, Joondalup, Midland, South Perth, Wanneroo. If yours is not listed we almost certainly still get there, so ask and we will tell you straight away.
"Mati and Ryan did a fantastic job and I can't believe how wonderful my roof looks! Tiles replaced, ridge capping repaired, painted and sealed, plus extra jobs done at the last minute!"
"Awesome job. Great at communications and really looks after his clients. Rare to find people who will do their job and provide proper support these days. Killi is definitely one of them."
"Mati and his team did a great job on my roof. He was so busy but promised he would have it done by Christmas and he did. So happy with his work. Would highly recommend this company."
Look for sagging, cracks, rust spots and leaks that keep coming back. Then check whether any sections are separating or pulling away from the roof, and whether the downpipes still drain properly. If water is not moving smoothly through the whole system, the problem is the system, not one joint.
Colorbond coated steel is the usual answer: durable, rust resistant and made for this climate, and it colour matches the roof. Aluminium is lighter and cheaper but not as tough. Stainless steel is the strongest and the dearest.
There is no fixed number, because it is priced off your roofline. Material, whether the house is single or multi storey, the roof pitch and access, any extras like fascia repairs or gutter guards, and the labour all move it. The measure and quote are free, and we have written up the full breakdown in our gutter cost guide.
Yes, they keep the bigger leaves and debris out, so you clean less often. They do not block everything though. Small particles and dirt still get in, so the gutters still need clearing to keep draining properly.
Yes. Fascia repairs and replacement and downpipe work are part of what we quote, because there is no point hanging new gutters off timber that has already rotted, or running them into downpipes that cannot cope.
We come out, measure the roofline, check the fascia and the downpipes, and give you the number in writing. If the gutters only need repairing, that is what you will be quoted.