K-style and box-style gutters are great for homes in areas with heavy rain and snow since they can handle large volumes of water. Seamed gutters are affordable and easy to install but prone to leaks.

Thanks to the flat back of the K-style gutter, you can nail it directly to the fascia board; no brackets required. But what really makes K-style gutters so popular is the typically decorative ...

Half-round gutters are less likely to clog than K-style gutters but hold less water. They’re great for areas that receive low to moderate rainfall and heavy tree debris. Half-round gutters are ...

Constructed from polyvinyl chloride (PVC plastic) vinyl gutters come in several sizes, styles, and colors. Whether you choose a K-style, half-round, or box gutter profile, each type can ...