Copper Gutters in Northwest Arkansas

Longer than you will own the house, in most cases. Copper is resilient in all weather, from winter ice to wet, stormy Northwest Arkansas springs, and a properly maintained copper system can last around 50 to 150 years. That beats every other gutter material on the market, most of which last around 10 to 30 years. Keep it clear of leaf litter and it keeps going.

Copper reacts with oxygen, moisture, carbon dioxide and pollutants in the air and forms a patina. New copper starts a bright, gold metallic color, then tarnishes over a few years into brown or nearly black. Green develops with acidic rain, sulfur or salty air. The patina is protective, shielding the metal from further corrosion.

Copper looks best on historic and high-end homes, and it pairs well with brick, stone, stucco, wood and slate. It works as an accent or as the main feature, and it can add value to the home. If you want the look for less, ask about Copper Penny colored aluminum. We weigh budget, function and looks with you during the estimate.

We form copper seamless gutters on-site in half-round and K-style, with copper downspouts and hangers to match. Copper comes in 5 inch, 6 inch and larger sizes. We can also run copper on a radius fascia for curved walls, which is the most difficult gutter installation and one most gutter companies do not offer.

Options include rain chains, ornamental conductor heads, embossed gutters, rain barrels and custom rain barrels. Corrugated round downspouts also make an excellent accent on copper. On a Fayetteville or Eureka Springs home with brick or stone, those details make the gutter system part of the design instead of something you look past.

Because mixing metals causes corrosion. When dissimilar metals touch, rainwater forms a corrosive bridge between them that eats away at the joint over time. That is why our copper systems go up with copper downspouts and hangers. It is the same reason the BroGuard warranty excludes damage from contact with dissimilar materials.