Aluminum Rain Gutters in Los Angeles
Seamless aluminum gutters: rust-resistant, low maintenance, and made to match your home.
Why Aluminum Is the Go-To Gutter in Southern California
Aluminum is the most popular gutter material in Los Angeles for good reason. It does not rust, it is light enough that it will not strain your fascia, and it costs less than copper or steel. Factory-baked finishes hold their color in strong sun, so there is no painting to keep up with.
RainAway forms aluminum gutters as seamless runs cut to the exact length of each roof edge. Fewer seams means fewer places for leaks to start, which is the main reason seamless aluminum has replaced the old sectional gutters on most homes.
Benefits of Aluminum Gutters
Won’t Rust
Aluminum does not rust, so it holds up well year after year, including in coastal areas.
Lightweight
Easy on your fascia and roof edge, and simple to re-hang or adjust later if needed.
Best Value
Lower cost than copper or steel, with a long service life when properly installed.
Many Colors
Factory finishes in a wide range of colors. See the color chart.
Seamless Runs
Continuous lengths with joints only at corners and downspouts.
Easy to Maintain
Clean them once or twice a year, or add leaf guards to cut that down.
Styles and Sizes
Aluminum gutters are available in the most common profiles:
- K-style, the standard on most modern and ranch homes, in 5-inch and 6-inch widths
- Half-round, for a softer, traditional look
A 5-inch gutter handles most houses. Larger roofs and steep pitches often need 6-inch gutters with larger downspouts. We size your system at the estimate. For a side-by-side look at every profile, see our guide to rain gutter styles and materials.
Aluminum vs. Other Materials
Aluminum vs. copper: Copper lasts longer and has a distinctive look, but costs several times more. Aluminum is the practical choice for most homes; copper is a design upgrade.
Aluminum vs. steel: Bonderized steel is stronger and can be custom painted, which makes it popular on commercial buildings. It needs its paint kept up to prevent rust, while aluminum does not.
Aluminum vs. vinyl: Vinyl gutters are cheap but can become brittle and warp under strong sun. Aluminum holds its shape and finish much better in a Southern California climate.
Caring for Aluminum Gutters
- Clean out leaves and debris before the rainy season, and again after windy periods
- Check that downspouts drain away from the foundation
- Look for sagging runs or loose hangers and have them re-secured
- Reseal corners if you notice drips during rain
Something already wrong? See gutter repair. Ready for new gutters? Learn about our installation process.
Aluminum Gutter FAQ
How long do aluminum gutters last?
Well-installed seamless aluminum gutters commonly last 20 years or more. Keeping them clean and properly hung is the biggest factor.
Do aluminum gutters dent?
They can dent from ladders or falling branches. Heavier-gauge aluminum resists dents better. Ask us about options at your estimate.
Can aluminum gutters be painted?
They come with a factory-baked finish in many colors, so painting is rarely needed. They can be painted if you want a custom color.
Are seamless aluminum gutters worth it?
For most homes, yes. Fewer seams means fewer leaks and less maintenance than sectional gutters, at a cost well below copper or steel.
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