How much does guttering cost?
Guttering is priced by the run length, plus downpipes and access. Enter the length below for a region-adjusted estimate.
What replacing guttering involves
- 1Remove and assess
Old guttering comes down and the fascia behind is checked — rotten fascia/soffit is often replaced at the same time.
- 2Fit to a fall
New gutter is set to a slight fall towards the downpipes so it drains rather than pools.
- 3Access
Ground floor is quick; two-storey and awkward elevations need a tower or scaffold, which adds cost.
Failing gutters are cheap to fix and expensive to ignore — overflowing water soaks walls and causes the damp that costs far more to put right. On a refurb, sort the rainwater goods while the access is up for the roof or render.
Guttering costs (indicative, supply & fit)
| Type | Per metre | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| uPVC guttering | £25 – £45/m | Standard, value |
| Aluminium (seamless) | £40 – £80/m | Premium, long-life |
| Cast-iron style | £70 – £140/m | Heritage look |
| Downpipes | £25 – £60 each run | Plus fixings |
Includes brackets and fitting. Access to two-storey/awkward elevations may need a tower or scaffold.
Frequently asked questions
How much does new guttering cost?+
uPVC guttering typically costs £25–£45 per metre supplied and fitted; seamless aluminium £40–£80; cast-iron style £70–£140. A 20 m run of uPVC plus downpipes is roughly £600–£1,200 including access.
Should I replace fascias at the same time as gutters?+
Often yes — the guttering hangs off the fascia, so if the fascia or soffit is rotten it makes sense to replace both together while access is set up, rather than paying for access twice.
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Want to know how these figures are calculated? See our cost methodology.
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