K-Style Gutters

What This Service Involves

K-style gutters have a flat back and a decorative ogee front that resembles crown molding, which suits the craftsman and traditional homes common across the region. Their profile holds noticeably more water than a half-round of the same width, an advantage that matters when Pacific Northwest storms dump rain for hours. The flat back also fastens directly to the fascia for a secure, clean attachment. We size the trough and downspouts to your roof so the extra capacity is actually put to use.

Benefits

Higher water capacity than half-round gutters of equal width; flat back mounts securely and flush to the fascia; ogee profile complements craftsman and traditional homes; widely available in colors that match trim and roofing; strong shape that handles heavy Northwest rain volume

Our Process

1) Assess roofline and confirm K-style sizing and color; 2) Mount hidden hangers along the fascia with correct slope; 3) Hang the K-style trough and connect downspout outlets; 4) Seal end caps and corners, then test water flow

What Affects the Cost

Linear footage and gutter gauge selected; five-inch versus six-inch trough capacity; number of downspouts and outlets; color and finish options; number of stories and access difficulty

Best Time of Year

Late summer installation gets the higher-capacity profile in place before storm season.