Seamless gutters · Greater Dayton
Seamless Gutter Installation in Dayton, Ohio
Enter your gutter and downspout footage and see what new seamless gutters would cost on your home. For homes in Dayton, Beavercreek, Kettering, Centerville, Xenia, Miamisburg, Fairborn and across Greater Dayton.
New seamless aluminum gutters and downspouts in the Dayton area typically cost $10 to $16 per foot installed, or $1,500 to $4,000 for most homes. That includes tearing off and hauling away the old gutters, and most houses are done in half a day.
Updated October 2026
- Instant price range
- Old gutters torn off and hauled away
- Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
- Free inspection for your exact price
Measure your gutters and downspouts
How the gutter calculator works
Your price range is based on three things: the feet of gutter along your eaves, the feet of downspout (longer on a two-story home), and whether you add gutter guards. It's a range, not a quote, because every house has corners, heights and details a calculator can't see. Your exact price comes from a free inspection, where we measure your gutters ourselves. Schedule your free inspection.
What gutters cost in Dayton (2026)
| What | Typical Dayton price |
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| New seamless aluminum gutters and downspouts | $10 to $16 per foot installed |
| Typical Dayton-area home, new gutters and downspouts | $1,500 to $4,000 |
| Example: 150 feet of gutter and 40 feet of downspout | $2,390 to $2,930 |
| Tearing off and hauling away your old gutters | Included |
| Home | Gutter and downspout | Price range at our calculator's rates |
|---|---|---|
| Smaller one-story | 100 feet of gutter, 30 feet of downspout | $1,640 to $2,000 |
| Typical | 150 feet of gutter, 40 feet of downspout | $2,390 to $2,930 |
| Larger two-story | 200 feet of gutter, 66 feet of downspout | $3,350 to $4,100 |
What affects the price of new gutters
- Linear feet of gutter. The biggest factor. Every roof edge that sheds water needs a run.
- Downspout length. On average, about 12 to 14 feet on a one-story home and about 22 feet on a two-story.
- Number of downspouts. Bigger roofs and longer runs need more of them to carry the water away from the house.
- Gutter guards. Priced per linear foot of gutter they cover.
- Old gutter removal. Included in the price.
What's included in a Helping Hands gutter job
- Your old gutters and downspouts torn off and hauled away
- Seamless aluminum gutters formed on site, one piece per run
- 5-inch or 6-inch, matched to your roof
- 2x3 downspouts on 5-inch gutters, 3x4 downspouts on 6-inch gutters
- Hangers and downspouts installed and sealed
- Multiple colors available
- The Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
Formed on-site, not pieced together
What "seamless" actually means
A seamless gutter is formed on-site, in one continuous piece the length of each run, so there are no joints along the run to work loose and leak over time. Sectional gutters are joined every ten feet or so, and those seams are usually where an older system starts to fail.
We install seamless systems in both 5-inch and 6-inch sizes, matched to the home.
Seamless vs. sectional gutters
| Seamless | Sectional | |
|---|---|---|
| Joints along the run | None | About every 10 feet |
| How it's made | Formed on site to the exact length of each run | Cut from stock lengths and joined |
| Where leaks start | Corners and downspout outlets only | Every seam, plus corners and outlets |
| In Dayton's freeze and thaw | No seams to work loose | Seams work loose over time |
5-inch or 6-inch gutters?
5-inch gutters with 2x3 downspouts handle most houses. 6-inch gutters with 3x4 downspouts carry more water and suit large or steep roof sections, and roofs where a valley sends a lot of water onto one run. One of our professionals will look at your roof and recommend the right size at the free inspection.
How to measure your gutters
Measure along the edge of the roof where the gutters hang, the eaves, and add up every run. A gable roof usually needs gutters on two sides, and a hip roof usually needs them all the way around. Then measure each downspout from the gutter to the ground and add those up separately. The calculator asks for the two numbers on their own lines. Or book a free inspection and we'll measure it for you.
Why homeowners choose Helping Hands Roofing
Families Helping Families
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Seamless, Formed On Site
Each run is formed on site from one piece of aluminum, so there are no seams along the run to leak. 5-inch or 6-inch, matched to your roof.
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Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
Covers our workmanship on qualifying installations and replacements. See what it covers.
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Old Gutters Hauled Away
We tear off your old gutters and downspouts and haul them away, included in the price. Most houses are done in half a day.
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Fully Insured Since 2016
Aub Holley founded Helping Hands Roofing in 2016. We're fully insured and based in Beavercreek.
Downspouts and drainage
Where the water actually goes
Gutters are only half the system. Downspouts have to carry the water somewhere that protects the house, not just to the base of the wall.
Gutters hang on the fascia, so a proper gutter job includes checking the fascia and soffit behind them, and pairing a new system with gutter guards can cut down the maintenance that clogs gutters in the first place.
Covered by the Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
Seamless gutter installation is a qualifying installation under the Helping Hands Roofing Lifetime Workmanship Warranty. When a covered problem results from our workmanship, we come back and correct it according to the warranty terms: material and labor for a covered failure at no expense to the homeowner. It's the same standard we'd want on our own family's home, which is the whole idea behind Families Helping Families.
Signs you need new gutters
- Gutters that overflow in a hard rain
- Sagging runs, or gutters pulling away from the house
- Leaks and drips at the seams and corners
- Water pooling along the foundation
- Rust spots, peeling paint or cracked sections
Sectional gutters have a seam every ten feet or so, and Dayton's freeze and thaw cycles work those seams loose over time. Seamless gutters are formed in one piece for each run, so there are no seams along the run to fail.
Add gutter guards
Our stainless steel micro-mesh gutter guards keep leaves, pine needles and roof grit out of the gutter while the water runs through. They go on new gutters or on existing gutters that are in decent shape. Check "Add gutter guards" in the calculator above, or see Gutter Guard Installation if you only need guards.
Real completed work
Seamless gutter work across Greater Dayton
Real Helping Hands Roofing gutter projects, documented with our own photography.
Questions about gutters in Dayton
How much do new gutters cost in Dayton?
Most Dayton-area homes pay $1,500 to $4,000 to replace their old gutters with new seamless aluminum gutters and downspouts, about $10 to $16 per foot installed. That includes tearing off and hauling away the old gutters. Enter your measurements above for a price range on your house.
Is the online estimate my real price?
No. It's a price range from your own measurements. Your exact price comes from a free inspection, where we measure your gutters ourselves. Schedule your free inspection here, or call 937-215-8663 to schedule it.
Is the inspection free?
Yes. The inspection is free, with no obligation.
How many feet of gutter does my house need?
Measure along the edge of the roof where the gutters hang, the eaves, and add up every run. A gable roof usually needs gutters on two sides, and a hip roof usually needs them all the way around. Then measure each downspout from the gutter to the ground and add those up separately. The calculator asks for the two numbers on their own lines. Or book a free inspection and we'll measure it for you.
Should I get 5-inch or 6-inch gutters?
5-inch handles most houses. 6-inch carries more water and suits large or steep roof sections. We match the size to your roof at the free inspection. Book a free inspection.
Are seamless gutters worth it?
For most homes, yes. Sectional gutters have a seam about every 10 feet, and Dayton's freeze and thaw cycles work those seams loose until they drip. A seamless gutter is one piece for each run, so the only joints are at the corners and downspouts.
What's the best material for seamless gutters?
Aluminum, for most homes. It doesn't rust, it's light enough to hang without straining the fascia, and it comes in multiple colors. It's what we form on site, in 5-inch and 6-inch.
How far apart should gutter hangers be?
Gutter makers call for a hanger at least every 36 inches, and every 18 inches where ice and snow sit for long stretches. We hang ours every 24 inches, lined up with the ends of the roof trusses, so each hanger is fastened into solid framing behind the fascia.
How long does the install take?
Most houses are done in half a day, and almost all in less than a day.
Do you haul away my old gutters?
Yes. Tear-off and haul-away are included in the price.
What colors can I get?
Multiple colors are available. We'll go over them at the free inspection. Book a free inspection.
Can I add gutter guards later?
Yes. Our stainless steel micro-mesh gutter guards go on new gutters or on existing gutters that are in decent shape.
What areas do you serve?
Greater Dayton: Dayton, Beavercreek, Kettering, Centerville, Xenia, Miamisburg, Fairborn, Huber Heights, Vandalia, Springboro, Bellbrook, Riverside, Tipp City, West Carrollton, Yellow Springs, Enon, Medway, Jamestown, New Carlisle and Holiday Valley.
Do you repair or clean gutters?
No. We replace complete gutter systems and install gutter guards. We do not do gutter repairs or gutter cleaning.
Where to go next
How it works
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Inspect and document
We measure every run of gutter and downspout and check the fascia and soffit behind them. The inspection is free.
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Recommend honestly
We recommend 5-inch or 6-inch gutters for your roof, answer your questions, and give you an exact price.
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Install and clean up
We tear off and haul away your old gutters and form the new seamless gutters on site. Most houses are done in half a day.
What Dayton homeowners say
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Amanda I would absolutely recommend Helping Hands to anyone. They did a great job replacing my roof and downspouts. I appreciate the amount of work that they put into helping me with my insurance company and how much they cared about me. They helped with things I'm quite sure other companies wouldn't have cared about. In the end, when my insurance company wouldn't budge, they made sure I was taken care of. Thank you for everything.
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Kara Aub and his team did a great job with our new roof install. He made sure we were set for the winter and then installed as soon as possible in the spring for best results. Helping Hands also worked directly with our insurance, which was a huge help!
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Rob I highly recommend Aub and the team at Helping Hands Roofing! They replaced my roof five years ago, and we had a fantastic experience. Recently, after experiencing storm damage, Aub and his crew came out quickly to make the repairs. We ran into a few unexpected obstacles both times, but Aub's fast and clear communication made resolving them a breeze. If you’re looking for a local, honest, and family-oriented company, definitely give them a call for your next roofing project.
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