Free gutter quote calculator for contractors
Price a gutter job in seconds: enter the gutter length, your material and labor cost per linear foot and your markup. Free, nothing to sign up for.
Use feet or meters, the same in every box.
Quote total, before tax
Your own rates, your own currency.
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What drives the price of a gutter job
- Gutter size and material. Larger gutters and copper or steel cost more than standard aluminum.
- Downspouts. Usually priced each or per foot of drop.
- House height. Second-story runs need longer ladders and more care.
- Corners. Inside and outside miters take time to cut and seal.
- Fascia condition. Rotten fascia boards must be fixed before gutters go up.
- Guards. Leaf guards add a cost per foot.
A worked example
A made-up example, not a price guide. 160 linear ft of seamless gutter at 4.00 material and 5.00 labor per foot: 160 × 9.00 = 1,440. Add 4 downspouts at 90 each (360) and removal of old gutters at 150, for 1,950. With 25% markup the quote is 2,437.50 before sales tax. Your local costs will differ.
What to put in your gutter quote
- Total length, gutter size, material and color
- Number of downspouts, corners and end caps
- Hanger type and spacing
- Old gutter removal and any fascia repair
- Leaf guards, if wanted, priced per foot
- Where downspouts drain, and any extensions
Prices vary by region and change over time: use your own supplier prices and labor rates. Updated October 30, 2026.
Gutter quoting questions
How many downspouts does a gutter run need?
A common rule is one downspout for every 30 to 40 feet of gutter, and at least one per run. Heavy rain areas or large roof sections may need more.
Should fascia repair be in the gutter quote?
Quote it as a separate line or a per-foot price. You often only see soft fascia once the old gutters come off, so say this up front.
How do I price a gutter job?
Multiply the gutter length by your material and labor cost per linear foot, then add your markup to cover overhead and profit. Add tax on top when you send the quote.
What markup should I use?
Use the markup that covers your overhead (vehicle, insurance, tools, office) and leaves the profit you want. Many contractors land between 15% and 35%, but your own costs decide it.
Is anything saved or sent?
No. The maths runs in your browser. Nothing you type leaves your phone or computer.