Is $14,000 to remove copper box gutters and replace with aluminum a fair price?
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I have copper box gutters on my 55-year-old house. A tree fell and damaged a 3-foot section, and some of the seams are leaking. I've received several suggestions/quotes for repair. I've been told that soldering the gutter might not work because the overlap section can't be properly cleaned, which I conceptually understand. I also don't think slathering silicone sealant is a quality, long-term solution. I'm told that the box the gutter is in might also need to be replaced, and I'm concerned about that cost.
Quote Details
This option involves removing the existing copper box gutters and replacing them entirely with new aluminum gutters. - Remove existing copper box gutters - Install new aluminum gutters
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Category
Roofing
Price
$14,000
Quote Date
February 22, 2026
Location
Virginia
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