K-style seamless gutters
K-style gutters have a flat back and a decorative front that looks like crown molding. They're the most common gutter in North Texas because they hold a lot of water for their size and attach directly to fascia. We form them on site so each run is one piece.
Half-round gutters
Half-round gutters have a rounded trough and are usually hung with exposed brackets. They suit Tudor, craftsman, colonial, and historic homes like those in Fort Worth's Fairmount and Ryan Place neighborhoods, and they look great on high-end homes in Keller and Mansfield. Copper half-round gutters develop a patina over time; aluminum half-round is the budget-friendly option with the same shape.
Capacity in Texas downpours
Both styles can handle heavy North Texas rain when they're sized properly. Steep roofs and valleys that dump into one run may need 6-inch gutters and oversized downspouts. We size the system during your estimate.
Commercial buildings
For commercial properties we install larger seamless gutters, box gutters, and oversized downspouts, and we can install custom half-round gutters on commercial buildings that want a classic look.
Get a detailed estimate
Call or text 972-246-7448, or use our estimate form, and we'll show you both options for your home. — Aaron
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Related services and service areas
Need help with what this article covers? Salter Exteriors Roofing & Remodeling handles half-round gutters, gutter replacement and leaf guard systems. See our local pages for Fort Worth roofing, Weatherford roofing and Benbrook roofing, plus the rest of our North Texas service areas. Text or call 972-246-7448 to request a free roof inspection.