Copper is durable and doesn't rust, lasting 50 years or more in ideal conditions. Galvanized steel: These gutters are zinc-coated, a process that strengthens the material's resistance to rust and corrosion. Steel gutters often last longer than aluminum gutters, but they are heavy and difficult to install.

Aluminum gutters are budget-friendly, rustproof, lightweight and come in a wide selection of colors. They are the most popular choice if you plan to install your own gutters. Vinyl gutters fit most budgets, come in several colors and are also a good choice for DIY installation.

We believe seamless gutters are worth investing in if you're looking for a longer-lasting, more durable gutter system. They provide a reliable, low-maintenance, and aesthetically pleasing gutter system that can benefit nearly any homeowner.

If you're really on a tight budget, go for vinyl gutters. This is the cheapest material available for gutters, costing $4 to $7 per linear foot.