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Whether you’re installing a new gutter system or doing repairs, Ace carries a variety of gutters, downspouts and accessories that’ll help you get the job done. Find what you need for your home repairs from leading brands at Ace.

What Are Gutters and Downspouts For?

The purpose of gutters is to help control the rain flow from the roof to the ground. Installing reliable gutters helps protect your home’s foundation. Channeling water away from your home prevents rain damage to your exterior, minimizes ground erosion and protects your landscaping from being washed away. In this way, gutters work with other roofing system elements, such as seals on roof vents, flashing and roofing paper. Keeping your gutters well-maintained is essential in helping to prevent leaks in your home.

Aluminum vs. Vinyl Gutters

When shopping for new gutters, you have two main types of materials to choose from: aluminum and vinyl. Aluminum gutters are crafted out of heavy-duty but lightweight metal that resists damage and holds up to the effects of Mother Nature.

Compared to aluminum, vinyl gutters are relatively inexpensive. In addition, vinyl gutters and a flexible downspout snap together, making installation quick and simple. Although their lifespan may be shorter than aluminum, vinyl gutters still tend to last many years and require minimal maintenance. As a result, vinyl gutters are often the best choice for DIY enthusiasts looking to install a gutter system on new construction or replace an existing one.

How to Maintain Gutters and Downspouts

Getting the most out of your gutters and downspouts means checking on their health and well-being and making necessary repairs or additions as need be. Follow these useful tips for help in maintaining your gutters and downspouts.

Perform Routine Maintenance: Regularly inspect all the vinyl gutter parts to keep your gutter system functioning properly. Check the vinyl end caps and downspouts to ensure they are clear of debris and securely attached. Inspect any vinyl brackets to ensure they’re solidly holding your system together.
Installing Gutter Guards: Be on the lookout for any problems that indicate your gutter system needs improvement. If water isn't flowing freely from the downspout, check the system for clogs. After you've removed the clogs, consider installing gutter guards. A gutter guard allows water to flow freely into gutters while keeping debris, like leaves and sticks, out. As a result, gutter guards can go a long way toward reducing the risk of clogs and simplifying ongoing gutter and downspout maintenance.
Using a Downspout Extension: If drainage from your roof leads to excessive moisture levels below the downspout, a downspout extension can help. Damage to the siding, grass, foundation and landscaping, or dampness in the basem*nt near the downspout, are all signs of excess moisture. A flexible downspout extension allows you to divert water to a different area when properly installed.

Shop Ace for Gutters and Downspouts

Your neighborhood Ace Hardware store has everything you need to install, maintain, and repair your gutter system. When you shop at Ace, you’ll find essential products like flexible downspout replacements and gutter guards from top brands like Amerimax and Plastmo. Check out our step-by-step guide on repairing downspouts and gutters or visit your local Ace to get help and advice about which downspout and gutter parts are best for your specific home project.

FAQs

How often do you need a downspout on a gutter? ›

How far apart should your downspouts be on your gutter system? Your gutters should have a downspout around every 30 to 40 feet. This typically means installing downspouts at both ends of a gutter section. Although there are some factors that can affect the total number of downspouts you need for your house.

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What is the difference between gutter drain and downspout? ›

Gutter systems have a slight downward pitch toward the corners of the home, encouraging rainwater or snowmelt to flow “downhill” through the gutters and into the downspouts. A downspout is a pipe that runs vertically along the side of the home. This allows the water flow away from the home as it exits the pipe.

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How far should gutters extend past the house? ›

Gutter downspouts should extend a minimum of four feet away from the house; however, they may need to extend much further depending on your soil, the slope of your house and local buildings codes.

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Are gutters worth the money? ›

Are gutters worth the money? If you get rain or snow, gutters are practically mandatory. These systems can save you thousands of dollars on roof repairs and related water damage repairs as they transport moisture away from the roof. Additionally, gutters offer attic protection and stave off structural problems.

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How far should you bury downspouts from the house? ›

Buried downspouts should run at least 20 feet away from the house so the water does not discharge anywhere close to the foundation.

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Are underground gutter drains worth it? ›

Having underground downspouts installed might be a good investment if you are looking for a simple waterproofing solution that takes up less space. Additionally, they work with other methods and drainage systems to protect against potential flooding and other water damages.

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Does a gutter downpipe have to go into a drain? ›

In most cases, downpipes should not go directly into drains. UK building regulations state that rainwater from roofs and gutters should discharge at least 1 metre away from building foundations. This is to prevent saturated ground and potential flooding or damage to the building's structure over time.

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What is the best pipe for downspout drainage? ›

While 4-inch corrugated is the industry standard, there are several reasons why a 3-inch downspout pipe could be the right choice for particular drainage application. 3-inch corrugated pipe moves roof runoff water at a higher velocity.

Do I need a drip edge with gutters? ›

Without a drip edge, water rots out both your fascia board and roof decking once it gets behind your gutters. Not only does this cause structural damage, but it'll also lead to water getting into your home.

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What is the rule of thumb for gutters? ›

Your new gutters should be installed at a certain angle to ensure rainwater is diverted to the drains. As a rule of thumb, gutters should have a slope of 1/4 inch for every 10 feet. Your gutter contractor should wipe the gutter sections dry before applying a liberal amount of sealant on the seams.

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What slope should gutters be hung at? ›

The general rule of thumb is that your rain gutter slope should be anywhere from ¼ to ½ of an inch per every 10 feet of gutter. However, this may change depending on the home, as some houses can have differences in how their roof slopes along the gutters, among other factors.

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Why do new homes not have gutters? ›

There are a few reasons why some houses may not need gutters. For instance, homes with flat roofs typically do not require gutters as there are no slopes to direct water toward the gutter. Additionally, if you live in a dry climate that receives less rain, your home may not require gutters to prevent water damage.

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Why do Florida homes not have gutters? ›

Florida has sandy soil, so moisture absorbs rather quickly. Basem*nts aren't prevalent here. Builders try to cut back on costs because building codes don't require gutters unless a house has a roof on top of another roof or eaves of less than 6 inches. The house is located on a slope which prevents pooling water.

Is there an alternative to gutters? ›

Gutter alternatives range from roughly $100 for rain chains to $4,500 for a French drain. Alternative roof drainage systems may require less maintenance than gutters and still perform well in some climates.

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How often should you have a downpipe on guttering? ›

However, a good rule of thumb here is to have one downpipe for every 9m (30ft) of gutter. Installing more gutters can increase the capacity of your system, but it can be problematic if you don't have enough drains around your property to direct them into.

What happens if you don't have enough downspouts? ›

A properly installed downspout will help avoid various problems, such as overflowing gutters and water damage to your home's exterior and foundation. They are essential in the fight against water damage in your home. A house without gutters and downspouts can result in standing water around its foundation.

How many downspouts do you need for 60 ft of gutter? ›

Calculating Downspouts Based on Gutter Length

The general rule of thumb is one downspout for every 20-30 feet of gutter. This may vary depending on several factors such as the pitch of your roof, the volume of rainfall in your area, and the capacity of your gutters.

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How long do downspouts last? ›

Overall, aluminum gutter systems have an average life expectancy of 20 years; while their downspouts tend to last up to 30 years. Keep in mind factors such as climate, weather patterns, and maintenance are driving factors for gutter systems lasting longer (or shorter) than their average lifespan.