Gutter Replacement Cost Estimator

In the Tulsa metro for 2026, installed gutter replacement runs about $4.00–$6.50 per linear foot for vinyl, $6.50–$10.50 for seamless aluminum, $8.50–$13.50 for steel, and $20–$30 for copper. Each downspout adds roughly $75–$150, and second-story homes run about 20% higher. A typical 160 ft single-story home with 4 downspouts in seamless aluminum lands around $1,300–$1,950. Use the estimator above for a custom range, then call (918) 734-4444 for an exact free quote.

The estimate includes removal of the old gutters, new gutter runs, downspouts, and full installation labor. It does not include fascia or soffit repair, which is only discovered during inspection. The final price can vary with gutter length, number of stories, and current material prices. Schedule a free on-site inspection through our contact page for a precise, line-item quote.

Seamless aluminum is the best value for Oklahoma homes: it costs about $6.50–$10.50 per linear foot installed, has no joints to leak, holds up well to hail and heat, and is paintable. Vinyl is cheaper at $4.00–$6.50 per foot but gets brittle in extreme cold and is more prone to sagging and cracking. Steel is stronger but rusts at cut edges unless painted, and copper is a premium, 50+ year option at $20–$30 per foot.

A good rule of thumb is one downspout for every 30–40 linear feet of gutter, with a minimum of two per home. A typical 160 ft single-story home uses 4–6 downspouts. Each downspout adds roughly $75–$150 installed. Too few downspouts causes overflow during Tulsa downpours, which can damage foundations and siding.

Oklahoma homeowners insurance typically covers gutters damaged by hail or wind, minus your deductible, when they are part of a storm claim. We help homeowners document storm damage and work directly with adjusters. Call (918) 734-4444 for a free damage inspection and claim consultation.