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The Brothers That Just Do Gutters · Charleston

Galvalume Gutters in Charleston, SC

A steel gutter wrapped in an aluminum-zinc alloy, with a dull gun-metal finish that will not fade, for Lowcountry homes with a metal roof or a cool, modern look.

  • Veteran Owned
  • Gun-Metal Finish
  • Pairs With Metal Roofing

The Brothers That Just Do Gutters
Charleston

  • Steel with a 55% aluminum, 45% zinc coat
  • A finish that will not fade in sun or rain
  • Lower price than copper
  • Free written estimate
(843) 867-2267
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Quick answer

Galvalume Gutters in Charleston, SC: Galvalume gutters are steel coated in a mix of 55% aluminum and 45% zinc, giving you a strong gutter with a neutral gun-metal finish and, with proper care, a lifespan that rivals copper. The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Charleston installs them on homes from Summerville and Goose Creek to West Ashley and Hanahan. Call (843) 867-2267 or book online.

For years Galvalume was mostly a roofing metal, and it is showing up in gutters now because it lasts so long. Its steel core supplies the strength, while the aluminum and zinc coating keeps that steel from rusting. If a cut edge starts to rust, the rust stops the moment it reaches the aluminum.

It looks more understated than galvanized: a flat, even gun-metal color that stands up to Lowcountry weather and never shifts color like copper. Some contractors will not touch Galvalume, since it is harder to get and harder to work. We do, and we will tell you straight if galvanized steel gutters or colored aluminum gutters would suit your home better.

Galvalume gutters in the Lowcountry

Is Galvalume right for your house? Metal roofs, salt air and the long view

Galvalume makes the most sense on a few kinds of homes. Here is how to tell whether yours is one of them, and how to plan the job so it is up before the summer storms.

The clearest case is a house with a metal roof, which plenty of Lowcountry homes have. Gutters in the same gun-metal tone make the roof edge read as one piece, instead of a roof with a gutter added later in a color that almost matches.

The second case is a home where copper would clash. On gray or white siding, cool-toned paint or a modern design, copper’s warm gold and eventual green can fight the palette. Galvalume’s finish does not patina or fade, so the color you approve on install day is the color you keep.

The third is the budget-minded homeowner planning to stay for the long haul. Well maintained, Galvalume lasts close to as long as copper in many similar settings, for less money, and it outlasts ordinary galvanized steel.

Steelcore that gives the gutter its strength
Aluminum-zinccoating that stops rust from spreading past a cut edge
Gun-metalfinish that does not fade or patina
Inlandaway from salt air, where its long life pays off most

Galvalume beside its closest rivals on Lowcountry roofs

QuestionGalvalumeGalvanized steelCopper
What it isSteel with a coat of 55 percent aluminum and 45 percent zincSteel with a light zinc coatSolid copper
Finish over timeHolds a matte gun-metal grayBare mill finish, or painted in your trim colorGoes brown, may turn green
LifespanClose to copper’s life span when well cared forShorter than GalvalumeAround 50 to 150 years with care
PriceBelow copperBelow GalvalumeThe premium option

Right for you, or better elsewhere

  • Right fit: you have a metal roof and want matching gutters.
  • Right fit: a gray, white or cool-colored exterior where copper would look wrong.
  • Right fit: a modern or contemporary home with clean lines.
  • Good fit: an inland address such as Summerville, Goose Creek, Ladson or Hanahan.
  • Right fit: you want a finish that keeps its color.
  • Look elsewhere: within reach of salt air on Folly Beach or Isle of Palms, where aluminum avoids the risk at cut edges.
  • Better elsewhere: you want gutters painted to match your trim, which is exactly what galvanized steel gutter options do best.

Plan it ahead of the summer storms

Plenty of contractors pass on Galvalume because the supplies are harder to get and the installation is tougher to do well. We take those jobs, but the material is worth planning around: book your free estimate early so the system can go up in the cooler months rather than in a rush once the summer storms are on the forecast. Close to half of Charleston’s roughly 52 inches of rain a year falls June through September, mostly in afternoon thunderstorms, so a strong steel gutter that holds its pitch is a sensible thing to have up before then. Your Solutionist will lay out Galvalume next to copper gutters or colored aluminum on the same free written estimate if you want to compare, and our gutter installation page covers how a full replacement runs from tear-off to final flush.

Matching gutters to a metal roof, or just want them to last? Call (843) 867-2267

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Services

More Ways We Help Charleston Homeowners

More materials and services to compare before deciding.

How it works

From free estimate to finished Galvalume on your Lowcountry roof

  1. 1Tell us about the house

    Call or book online and let us know about any metal roof or finish you would like the gutters to match.

  2. 2Material check

    A Solutionist measures, checks Galvalume availability for your job and prices it in writing beside any other options you want.

  3. 3Installation

    Our crew hangs the new gutters, sets an even slope toward every outlet and seals each corner and end cap.

  4. 4Run the water

    We test each downspout, haul off the scrap and leave you a roofline ready for the summer downpours.

Why the Brothers

Why Charleston Homeowners Call the Brothers

01We install what others skip

Galvalume is harder to get and harder to form, so plenty of contractors talk homeowners out of it. We offer it anyway and compare it honestly.

02One trade, done well

We only do gutters. Our Solutionists and installers work on rooflines, downspouts and drainage all year long, and nothing else.

03Gabe Gomez’s local team

Gabe Gomez, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, owns and runs this franchise out of Mount Pleasant. Questions after the job come back to the same people who did it.

04Paperwork up front

You get a free written estimate before any work starts, and we publish every review, good or bad. You know who is on your roof and what you are paying for.

Year-round

Your Charleston gutter calendar

How the year plays out on Lowcountry rooflines, and what our crews are doing in each stretch.

  1. Fall · Sep to NovPine drop clean-outs

    Pine straw, oak leaves and sweetgum balls cleared from troughs and outlets while late-season storms are still rolling through.

  2. Winter · Dec to FebRepair and replacement

    The calmer months for rehanging sagging runs, swapping out leaky sectional gutters and fixing fascia before spring.

  3. Spring · Mar to MayPollen and catkin season

    Pine pollen and oak catkins flushed out of the outlets, and BroGuard installed before the summer storms arrive.

  4. Summer · Jun to AugThunderstorm season

    The wettest stretch of the year. Overflow calls, downspout upgrades and new seamless gutters sized for the downpour.

The Work

Real Crews. Real Lowcountry Homes.

Brothers Gutters truck among historic downtown Charleston homes
Brothers Gutters truck among historic downtown Charleston homes
Installer drilling a hanger along the gutter
Installer drilling a hanger along the gutter
Aerial view of a beach home on the Charleston coast
Aerial view of a beach home on the Charleston coast

Reviews

What Charleston Homeowners Say

Dan Moses★★★★★

“Excellent service, professional, and responsive. I look forward to future services with The Brothers That Just Do Gutters!”

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Guy Ackerman★★★★★

“Best local company in the gutter business. Did a great job on our home at a very fair price.”

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Amy Ingram★★★★★

“Friendly team, fair pricing, great communication and great work done.”

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Charleston Galvalume Gutter Questions

What is Galvalume made of?

Steel underneath with a coating of 55% aluminum and 45% zinc. The steel gives it strength, and the coating keeps rust away. Rust that begins at a cut edge halts once it hits the aluminum.

How long do Galvalume gutters last?

With good upkeep, Galvalume lasts close to as long as copper under similar conditions, and longer than ordinary galvanized steel. That long service life for less than copper costs is why more homeowners request it.

What does Galvalume look like on a house?

A flat gun-metal gray, softer than galvanized steel. It does not fade or develop a patina like copper, so the color on installation day is the color it stays. Lots of homeowners think it looks more modern and polished than other gutter finishes, and it fits a neutral exterior where copper would stand out.

Is Galvalume a good fit for homes on the islands?

Ask before you choose. On Sullivan’s Island, Isle of Palms or Folly Beach, salt air is hard on any exposed steel edge, so a Solutionist will weigh Galvalume against aluminum, which does not rust. Inland, in places like Summerville, Goose Creek or Ladson, Galvalume’s coating and long life make it a strong option.

Will Galvalume handle Charleston’s summer downpours?

Yes. Steel keeps its shape and pitch, so the gutter stays sloped to carry heavy afternoon thunderstorms to the downspouts. Close to half of Charleston’s roughly 52 inches of rain a year falls June through September, so a strong, properly pitched system is a sensible thing to have up before summer.

Can my Galvalume gutters match a metal roof?

Yes. Galvalume is widely used for metal roofing, so on a Lowcountry home with a metal roof, matching your gutters to the roofing sheets gives the roof edge one continuous look.

Why don’t more gutter companies offer Galvalume?

Getting it and installing it is tougher than aluminum, so plenty of contractors pass. Because gutters are our only line of work, we handle the materials others avoid and help you balance cost, function and appearance before choosing.

Service area

Charleston and Lowcountry communities we serve

Every community on this list is inside our service area and gets the same local crew, seamless gutters formed on site and free written estimates. Call (843) 867-2267 or request a free quote and a Solutionist will come out.

Free estimates

Looking for copper-level longevity without paying for copper?

Request a free written estimate for Galvalume. A Solutionist measures your home, explains the pros and cons and prices any alternatives you would like to compare.

The Brothers That Just Do Gutters · Charleston · (843) 867-2267 · Serving 25 Charleston area communities

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