Most Portland homes need 150 to 190 feet of gutter. At $8 to $12 per foot, a new seamless system usually lands between about $1,400 and $2,900. Height, access and color decide where your house falls in that range. Every number below comes from the same price table our virtual estimate tool uses, approved by the company in September 2026.
$8–$10
Per foot, 5-inch K-style seamless, installed
$10–$12
Per foot, 6-inch K-style or 6-inch fascia
+18%
Added for a two-story home
$295
Minimum for any job we send a truck to
Source: All Season Gutters pricing controls, approved Sept. 8, 2026. These are the same rates the virtual estimate tool uses.
Rates
Seamless gutter prices per foot in Portland
We price new gutters per foot of gutter, and that rate already includes the parts most quotes list separately. The profile you need depends on how much water your roof sheds. Most Portland houses do fine with 5-inch gutters. Steep roofs, long runs and big roof sections feeding one corner often need 6-inch. Our gutter sizing calculator shows which one your roof needs before you get a quote.
| Gutter | Price per foot | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 5-inch K-style | $8.00–$10.00 | Most one- and two-story Portland homes |
| 6-inch K-style | $10.00–$12.00 | Steep roofs, long runs, valleys that dump into one corner |
| 6-inch fascia style | $10.00–$12.00 | A clean, flat face that doubles as trim |
| Match an existing profile | $13.00–$19.00 | Adding a section that has to match gutters already on the house |
| Colored finish | +$1.00–$1.50 | Any color outside our standard stock finishes |
Worked examples
What three typical Portland houses would pay
These use the same footage formula and adjustments as the estimate tool. Your real footage gets measured before anything is scheduled, so treat these as ballpark figures.
| House | About how much gutter | Estimated range |
|---|---|---|
| One-story ranch, 1,600 sq ft, 5-inch, white | ~174 ft | $1,390–$1,740 |
| Two-story, 2,000 sq ft, 6-inch, white | ~149 ft | $1,750–$2,100 |
| Two-story, 2,600 sq ft, 6-inch, colored, firs over the roof | ~169 ft | $2,390–$2,930 |
The third house shows how the adjustments add up. Going to a colored finish raises the per-foot rate. The second story adds 18%, and trees over the roofline add 10% for the extra setup and cleanup. Nothing else changed, but the top of the range rose by more than $800 compared with the second house.
What moves the price
Six things that change a Portland gutter quote
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1
Footage
The biggest factor. Every foot of eave that needs a gutter is billed at the per-foot rate.
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2
Height
1.5 stories adds 10%, two stories 18%, three stories 34%.
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3
Access
Steep roofs add 18%, tight side yards 15%, trees over the roofline 10%.
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4
Profile
Six-inch costs about $2 more per foot than 5-inch but moves a lot more water.
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Finish
Colored aluminum adds $1.00–$1.50 per foot. Copper adds 18%.
The sixth factor is the wood behind the gutter. On older Portland homes we often find soft fascia once the old gutters come off. Rotted fascia has to be replaced before a new gutter can hang on it. We price that separately and only with your OK. Our fascia and soffit repair page explains what that work involves.
Repair or replace
When a repair costs less than new gutters
Not every leak needs a new system. Repair visits start at our $295 minimum. They run $295–$650 on a one-story home and $345–$950 on a two-story, depending on what we find. Resealing corners, rehanging a sag or fixing a downspout usually costs far less than replacing the whole run. Replacement is the better buy when the gutter is rusted through, pitched wrong along most of its length, or failing in several places at once. Our gutter repair page lays out the test we use.
Reading a quote
How to compare two gutter quotes fairly
Ask whether downspouts, outlets and corners are included or billed on top of the per-foot price.
Confirm the gutter profile and size. A lower price on 5-inch isn’t a deal if your roof needs 6-inch.
Check that the contractor is licensed with the Oregon Construction Contractors Board. Ours is CCB #233705.
Ask what happens if they find rotted fascia, and how that work is priced.
Find out where each downspout will drain. Portland homes need the water carried away from the foundation.
All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care has installed seamless gutters in Portland since 1997, forming each run on site at the house. If you plan to add guards later, our gutter guard price guide covers what they add to the bill.
