Portland Gutter Cost Calculator priced from your roofline, not an average.

Our seamless gutters cost $8–$10 per foot for 5‑inch K‑style and $10–$12 per foot for 6‑inch K‑style or 6‑inch fascia, priced as a full system with outlets, corners and downspouts. A single‑story home with 150 feet of 5‑inch gutter runs about $1,200–$1,500, and a two‑story home with 200 feet of 6‑inch about $2,350–$2,850. Matching an unusual existing profile runs $13–$19 per foot.

Gutter cleaning starts at $295, our minimum service call. Most single‑story Portland homes pay $295–$475 and most two‑story homes $365–$675. Three‑story and very large homes run higher, and existing guards that must be lifted and reset add about 20%.

HomeGuide’s Portland page lists most gutter repairs at $100–$450. Our repair visits start at $295 and run $295–$650 on a single‑story home and $345–$950 on a two‑story home, with specific fixes added, such as $125–$350 to re‑hang a sagging run or $250–$850 to replace rotted fascia.

Our gutter guards cost $8.25–$15.95 per foot depending on the system: Shur Flo from $8.25, Hydro Flo and Pro Flo $9.95–$14.45, and Leaf Exterminator $10.95–$15.95. Angi’s Portland guide lists $6.32–$13.71 per foot, with an average job of $1,125.

You enter your contact details and the property address, then pick the work. The calculator sizes the home from county records and aerial building data, asks a few questions about stories, pitch, trees, access and condition, and applies our company‑approved rates to show a low‑to‑high price range.

Roof square footage isn’t gutter footage, so the calculator never treats one as the other. Linear feet, downspouts, height and access, and fascia condition set the final price, and a specialist confirms those details before a price is final.

No. The range is preliminary and non‑binding. A specialist on our team reviews every request, and nothing is scheduled until you agree to a confirmed price.

Yes. The calculator reads county records for Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties in Oregon and Clark County in Washington, and we serve Vancouver, Camas and the rest of the Portland metro.

Repair usually makes sense when the problem is local: a leaking corner, a loose hanger or one sagging run. Replacement is smarter when seams leak in many places, the gutter holds standing water along its length, or the fascia behind it is soft over long stretches. You can price both in the calculator.

Yes. 6‑inch gutters run $10–$12 per foot against $8–$10 for 5‑inch. Large or steep roof planes and valleys that concentrate water often need 6‑inch gutters and 3×4 downspouts to keep up with Portland’s winter rain. Our gutter sizing calculator shows which fits your roof.

Moss treatment is priced by the can: $75 per can, and one can covers about 2,000 square feet of roof. A moss‑only visit has a $250 minimum. Full roof cleaning is priced separately by roof size and stories.

Pressure washing has a $395 minimum. Most single‑story homes land between $395 and $850 depending on size, and two‑story homes run $395–$1,100 for driveways, walks, siding and decks.

Before the wettest months. Portland averages 5.45 inches of rain in November and 5.77 inches in December, so pricing in late summer or early fall leaves time to schedule cleaning, repairs or new gutters before the heaviest runoff.

Yes. All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care is licensed, bonded and insured in Oregon under CCB #233705. You can verify the license on the Oregon Construction Contractors Board search.

Generally no. The City of Portland lists gutter and downspout installation on one‑ and two‑family homes as work that doesn’t need a building permit. Connecting downspouts to underground stormwater systems can need a plumbing permit.

Yes. You can book online 24/7, call (503) 860‑6950, or send a note and photos through our contact page. The calculator is simply the fastest way to see a price first.