Beaverton, Oregon

Seamless Gutter Installation in Beaverton, OR

We measure the roofline, size each gutter run and downspout for the roof area it drains, and form seamless aluminum gutters at your home. You see the full scope and price in a free written estimate before any work starts.

Oregon CCB #110122 · Licensed, bonded & insured
5-inch & 6-inch seamless K-style

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Light-colored gutters along an upper roof edge, a lower roof, and a covered patio with wood beams on a dark gray two-story house

Gutter Installation and Replacement

Why the Roofline Decides the Gutter System

American Gutter Service installs and replaces seamless gutters for Beaverton homeowners. We are based in St. Helens and work in Beaverton as part of our Portland-metro service area. Our focus is gutters, downspouts, gutter guards, and the roof edge that supports them.

A gutter has to carry whatever the roof sends it. On a two-story house, the main roof, a garage roof, and a porch roof can each send a different amount of water to a different corner. A detached shed may need only a short run and one downspout. That is why the three Beaverton jobs below each have a different specification.

If your gutters are mostly sound, our gutter repair service may be enough. If they sag in several places, leak at many joints, or overflow even when clean, a full gutter replacement is usually the better value.

What we check before recommending a system

Roof area and pitch feeding each gutter run
Valleys and upper roofs that drain onto lower ones
Fascia and rafter tails the new gutter will be fastened to
Outlet and downspout locations that work with the walls, walkways, and landscaping
Discharge points that move water away from the foundation
Tree cover and the kind of debris that lands on the roof

Recent Local Work

Recent Beaverton Gutter Projects

A full replacement, a new system on an outbuilding, and a downspout-only job. Each scope was based on what the property needed. Customer names and addresses are kept private.

Looking up at a light-colored gutter along a garage eave under evergreen branches, with a gray downspout beside a brick column

Full replacement · 6-inch

6-Inch Gutters on a Two-Story Home Under Tall Trees

This two-story home has several roof levels and tall evergreens close by. The scope called for removing the old gutters and downspouts, inspecting the fascia and rafter tails, and installing 6-inch seamless gutters and 3×4 downspouts on hidden hangers. A covered patio section was not part of this job.

Project scope

Gutters: 6-inch seamless K-style
Downspouts: 3×4, with six cleanouts
Prep: Removal, fascia and rafter-tail inspection

White gutter along the eave of a tan detached shed, with a white downspout at the far corner and trees behind

New system · White

White Gutters and Downspouts on a Detached Shed

Not every gutter job is the main house. The scope for this detached shed called for white 5-inch seamless gutters in two separate runs, with end caps, outlets, and 2×3 corrugated downspouts.

Project scope

Gutters: 5-inch seamless K-style, white
Downspouts: 2×3 corrugated, white
Structure: Detached shed, two runs

White downspout with a cleanout fitting near the bottom, running down white lap siding beside a sliding glass door

Downspouts · White

New Downspouts and Cleanouts, Existing Gutters Kept

This home kept its existing gutters. The scope called for replacing five downspouts with white 2×3 corrugated downspouts, adding a new outlet and a cleanout at each one, and re-securing the front gutter with new screws.

Project scope

Downspouts: Five, 2×3 corrugated, white
Added: Five outlets and five cleanouts
Gutter: Front run re-secured

Want a Scope Written for Your Home?

Tell us where you see overflow, leaks, or sagging, or text us a few photos. We will measure the roofline, recommend a gutter size and downspout layout, and put the plan in a written estimate.

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Installation Scope

What Your Gutter Installation Includes

Your estimate lists only the work your home needs. A full replacement usually covers these steps.

Removal and Haul-Away

The old gutters and downspouts come down, and we take them off the property.

Fascia and Rafter-Tail Check

With the old system off, we check the wood it was fastened to. If a board is soft or damaged, we show you and explain the repair before new gutter covers it.

Seamless Runs Formed at Your Home

Each run is formed to length on site, so straight sections have no joints. Corners, outlets, and end caps are still connections, and each one is sealed.

What seamless gutters are →

Hidden Hangers and Steady Pitch

Hangers sit inside the gutter and fasten with screws, so nothing is driven through the face. Each run slopes toward its outlet so water does not sit in the trough.

Outlets and Downspouts

Outlets go where each run can drain well, and downspouts are sized for the roof area above them.

About downspout installation →

Flow Check and Cleanup

We check water flow, connections, and discharge, clean up the work area, and walk the finished system with you.

Sizing Gutters and Downspouts

5-Inch or 6-Inch Gutters?

The right size depends on how much water reaches each run and how quickly it can leave. We choose the gutter and downspout sizes together, because a big gutter with too little downspout capacity can still overflow.

5-inch K-style

The common residential size. It suits many single-story homes, outbuildings, and moderate roof areas, and is often paired with 2×3 downspouts, as on the Beaverton shed above.

6-inch K-style

More capacity for large roof areas, steep pitches, long runs, and valleys. It is often paired with 3×4 downspouts, which move more water, as on the two-story Beaverton home above.

What points a home toward 6-inch

Large roof planes on one run. A long eave below a big roof section collects more water than its length suggests.
Steep pitch and valleys. Both send water to one spot fast enough to overshoot or overload a smaller gutter.
Upper roofs shedding onto lower roofs. The lower gutter carries water from both.
Limited outlet locations. When a run can only drain in one or two places, extra gutter and downspout capacity helps.

More detail: when 6-inch K-style gutters make sense.

Front of a dark gray two-story house with white trim, a red door, a brick-faced garage, and roof edges at several heights — The two-story Beaverton home with roof edges at several levels.

White K-style gutter with an end cap running along a tan shed wall in a narrow side passage, with a downspout at the far end — An end cap and a run in a narrow side passage on the Beaverton shed project.

From Roof Edge to Ground

Fascia, Outlets, and Where the Water Goes

Size is only part of the job. A gutter also needs solid wood behind it, outlets in the right places, and a safe place to release the water.

Fascia and rafter tails

A gutter is only as secure as the board it is screwed into. If the fascia is soft, we recommend replacing that section before new gutter goes up. Fascia pricing is in the table below.

Drip edge and flashing

When roof water runs behind the gutter, drip edge or gutter flashing can guide it into the trough. Many roofs already have what they need, so we add it only where the roof edge calls for it.

Outlets and end caps

Every run ends in an end cap and drains through at least one outlet. These are the connections where a seamless system can still leak, so each one is sealed during installation.

Cleanouts and discharge

A downspout cleanout gives you a place to clear needles and leaves without taking the downspout apart. At the bottom, water should be carried away from the foundation. Our guide on where downspouts should drain covers the options.

Published Component Pricing

What Gutter Installation Costs

These are our current component prices, not an average-home quote. Your total depends on footage, gutter size, downspouts, corners, stories, access, removal, and the condition of the roof edge.

Installation component prices
Component	Price
5-inch K-style seamless gutter, white	$7.75/LF
6-inch K-style seamless gutter, white	$8.75/LF
2×3 corrugated downspout	$6.50/LF
3×4 corrugated downspout	$7.00/LF
Downspout cleanout (2×3 or 3×4)	$75 each
Existing gutter removal	$1.00/LF
Premium color upgrade	+$300/project
Drip edge or flashing, when required	$7.00/LF
Fascia replacement	$10.00/LF, $250 min.
Fascia painting (you supply the paint)	$5.00/LF
Minimum installation project	$450

Reading the numbers

LF means linear foot. Gutters are measured along the roof edge, and downspouts from the gutter to the ground. For example, 180 feet of white 6-inch gutter is $1,575. Add 40 feet of 3×4 downspout at $7.00 per foot, and those two lines total $1,855. Corners, removal, cleanouts, color, and any fascia work are added from the same list.

Prices can change. The written estimate you receive shows the price for your job.

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Want to sketch a budget first? Our Oregon gutter installation cost guide works through examples by home size.

Materials and Colors

Aluminum Gutter Colors

Our residential seamless gutters are aluminum, formed on site. White is standard, and a premium finish adds a flat $300 per project, not per foot.

WhiteStandard
BlackPremium
BronzePremium
BrownPremium
Copper MetallicPremium

Screen colors are approximate, so we confirm your choice with physical samples where possible. Copper Metallic is a painted aluminum finish, not copper. Real copper gutters are priced by custom estimate. Looking for a color not shown here? Ask during your estimate.

Our Process

From First Call to Finished Gutters

Reach outCall, text, or use the estimate form. Photos of problem spots help.
Measure and inspectWe measure the roofline and look at pitch, valleys, fascia condition, outlet locations, and discharge.
Written estimateYou get the recommended gutter size, downspout layout, color, any roof-edge work, and the price in writing.
InstallationOld gutters come down, seamless runs are formed on site, and the new system goes up on hidden hangers with sealed connections.
Final checkWe check flow and connections, clean up, and walk through the work with you.

Workmanship warranty coverage is available under our written terms. Ask which coverage applies to your installation.

How long installation takes

Many straightforward residential installations are finished in one working day. Larger rooflines, more than one structure, difficult access, or fascia repair can add time, and your estimate will say so.

On the Beaverton jobs above, the shed and downspout projects were each scheduled for a two-hour window. The full two-story system was scheduled across two days.

Optional Gutter Protection

Gutter Guards and Upkeep

Each Beaverton property on this page has trees nearby. On lots like these, adding guards while new gutters go up can reduce clogs. Open lots often see little benefit, so we recommend guards only when the debris calls for them.

Easy Lock

$6.00/LF

Non-mesh protection for leaves and larger debris on properties without heavy fine-needle drop.

LeafBlaster Pro

$10.00/LF

Stainless-steel micro-mesh, better suited to fir, cedar, and pine needles and heavily wooded lots.

Upkeep Still Matters

Guards reduce what gets into the gutter, but debris can still collect on top. Plan on periodic checks, and use downspout cleanouts to clear anything that gets through.

Compare gutter guard options →

Mostly dealing with needles? Read how gutter guards handle Oregon pine and fir needles.

Who You Are Hiring

About American Gutter Service

We are a gutter contractor based at 2091 S 1st St in St. Helens, Oregon. We serve Columbia County and the Portland metro, including Beaverton.

Oregon CCB #110122. Licensed, bonded, and insured.
Gutter-focused. Seamless gutters, downspouts, gutter guards, repairs, and the roof-edge work that supports them.
Written estimates. We measure first, then put the recommended scope and price in writing.

Read customer reviews on our Google Business Profile, or meet the owners and crew on our About American Gutter Service page.

Gutter installation in nearby cities

For sizes, materials, and details that apply across our service area, see our main seamless gutter installation page.

Common Questions

Beaverton Gutter Installation FAQs

Should I get 5-inch or 6-inch gutters?

It depends on the roof area feeding each run, the pitch, valleys, run length, and how many outlets the run can have. 5-inch K-style works on many homes and is often paired with 2×3 downspouts. 6-inch helps with large roof areas, steep pitches, long runs, and valleys, and is often paired with 3×4 downspouts. We measure before recommending either.

Are seamless gutters completely seam-free?

No. Seamless gutters are formed in continuous lengths, which removes joints along straight runs. Corners, outlets, and end caps are still connections, and each one is sealed during installation.

How much does gutter installation cost in Beaverton?

White 5-inch seamless gutter is $7.75 per linear foot and white 6-inch is $8.75 per linear foot. Downspouts are $6.50 per foot for 2×3 and $7.00 per foot for 3×4, and the minimum installation project is $450. Removal, corners, stories, access, color, and roof-edge work affect the total, which is shown in your written estimate.

How long does installation take?

Many straightforward residential installations are finished in one working day. Larger rooflines, more than one structure, difficult access, or fascia repair can take longer.

Can you replace only the downspouts?

Yes, when the gutters themselves are in good shape. One of the Beaverton projects above was a downspout-only scope: five new downspouts with cleanouts, with the existing gutters kept. 2×3 downspouts are $6.50 per foot, 3×4 are $7.00 per foot, and cleanouts are $75 each. See downspout installation for details.

What if the fascia behind my old gutters is damaged?

We show you what we found and explain the recommended repair before a new gutter covers it. Fascia replacement is $10.00 per linear foot with a $250 minimum.

Do I need gutter guards?

Not always. Guards make the most sense on lots with heavy tree cover, especially fir, cedar, or pine needles. They reduce debris entering the gutter but do not replace occasional checks. See our gutter guard installation page to compare options.

Do you have an office in Beaverton?

No. We are based in St. Helens and serve Beaverton as part of our Portland-metro service area. Call (503) 308-1174, text us, or request a free estimate online to check scheduling for your address.

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Get a Written Estimate for Your Beaverton Gutters

We will measure your roofline, explain your size, downspout, and color options, and give you a free written estimate for the system your home needs.

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American Gutter Service · 2091 S 1st St, St. Helens, OR 97051 · Oregon CCB #110122