The Brothers That Just Do Gutters · Northwest Arkansas
Gutter Styles in Northwest Arkansas
K-style, half-round and specialty profiles matched to the architecture of your Northwest Arkansas home.
- Licensed & Insured
- Seamless Gutters Formed On-Site
- Serving Northwest Arkansas
Quick answer
Gutter Styles in Northwest Arkansas, AR: The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Northwest Arkansas forms K-style and half-round seamless gutters on-site, in the profile and material that fits the home, from mid-century and Craftsman to Spanish Revival and modern. Call (479) 370-5248 or book online.
What are K-Style and Half-Round Gutters and What is the Difference?
K-style and half-round are two different styles of gutters you can have installed on your home. Half-round gutters are often used for specialty gutters, simply because they are more aesthetically pleasing. Both styles are available in all materials, but because of the price difference in aluminum styles, the half-round is considered a specialty gutter style.
Many clients do not realize that there are options available when selecting the proper gutter system or solution for their home. Both are available in both 5” and 6″ and both can be used as a radius gutter. A Radius gutter can be formed around an area of your home that resembles a semi-circle.
*Half-Round Seamless only available in some locations. Ask your Solutionist
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Types of Gutters
A K-Style gutter is what is most commonly used on residential and commercial homes. The “K” refers to the shape of the front of the gutter. This design has proven to be effective for handling large amounts of water without overflowing and also the “K” style gives the gutter added strength.
Available in 5 inch and 6 inch
Types of Leaders
A leader is more commonly known as a down spout. The down spout or leader is what is connected to the gutter and brings the water from the gutter to the ground. Leaders are available in different sizes depending on the needs of the home.
2×3″ is the dimension of the most commonly used leader on residential homes. 2×3″ is the standard size installed with 5″ gutters. 3×4″ is most commonly installed with 6″ gutters. A 6″ gutter usually is taking on more water and will need a bigger leader to handle the extra flow.
Available in 2”x3” and 3”x4”
The corrugated design provides added strength and a certain aesthetic that many people like. Corrugated leaders are an excellent accent when having copper gutters installed.
There are no real advantages of round leaders over rectangular leaders as far as handling water and debris.
Available in 3” & 4”
The smooth round leaders look beautiful but lack the strength of the corrugated leader. They are by no means weak, but if something hits it, the leader will dent more easily than a corrugated leader. Round smooth leaders are not available in aluminum, only copper.
There are no real advantages of round leaders over rectangular leaders as far as handling water and debris.
Available in 3” & 4”
Types of Hangers
A hanger is the piece that holds the gutter together and secures it to the house. The way it works is it grabs the front lip of the gutter and snaps to the back of the gutter. Most hangers installed today by professionals you will find below. All the listed hangers use a threaded screw to secure the gutter to the house.
This is the hanger that WSG uses and is the best hanger on the market. It comes with a screw already started into the hanger. The shaft that the screw goes through provides added strength to the screw. The slight arch on the bottom of the hanger also gives added strength. The threaded screw is driven on an angle through the back of the gutter and into the fascia.
Available in 5” & 6”
The hidden hanger is often used instead of the superior Quick Screw hanger because of its lower cost. Although it costs less, it shortens the life span of your gutters significantly.
Available in 5” & 6”
This hanger is corrugated on the inside to provide added strength. It is definitely better than the regular hidden hanger but again not as strong as the Quick Screw hanger.
Available in 5” & 6”
If your gutters are more than 10 years old it is possible that they were installed using the nail and ferrule system. A nail is driven thorough the front of the gutter, through the ferrule shaft and through the back of the gutter and then into the fascia. This was the standard way of hanging gutters 20 years ago, but technology has improved and the hidden hangers have now become the industry standard. The problem with this system is that the nails start falling out after a few years. The reason this happens is because the wood expands and contracts, working the nails out and eventually the gutter falls off.
Available in 5” & 6”
When installing Half-Round gutters the #10 combo shown is the hanger of choice. The back end of the hanger is secured to the fascia and the gutter is laid into the circle shape. The spring clip then hooks to the front end of the hanger, over the front lip of the gutter, and holds the gutter securely into place.
Other Materials
The gutter wedge is used to make up the difference behind a gutter when the fascia is slanted or there is a molding behind the gutter. This works on 5″ & 6″ gutters.
When a house has an area where two gutters meet at a corner, a miter is used to make a smooth transition between both gutters. When our crews install a corner, we seal in three places. The first place we seal is on the manufacturers seam which is right in the middle. The second is on the inside of the corner where the gutters will overlap into it. And the third is on top where the gutters meet. Basically meaning no leaks.
Some houses may have a bay window or a bonus room which will have an octagonal shape on the outside of the house requiring the gutter to make a 45• angle. In these situations the bay miter is used to connect the gutters at the corners.
A roof strap is a thin piece of metal that on one end hooks into the gutter hanger and the other end has holes for a screw to secure the gutter and strap into the roof. Roof straps are often used when there is no fascia.
Conductor heads are often used to add extra style to a house or building and installed at the top of a leader. Often these are used when installing copper gutters and leaders. The other function is not cosmetic but rather when a lot of water is going into one down spout, a conductor head can hold the excess water as the rest goes down the leader pipe. Conductor heads are available in aluminum & copper, 5″ & 6″.
End caps are used to cap off the open end of a gutter so that water does not flow out of the end. The end caps are crimped and sealed with silicon to ensure no leaking.
Most houses have an overhang between the gutter/fascia and the siding. To get the leader from the gutter to the siding an elbow is used. Elbows are also installed at the bottom of all leaders so the water does not go directly into the foundation.
Services
More Ways We Help Northwest Arkansas Homeowners
Related services from the same local crews.
Aluminum and specialty gutters formed on-site to the exact length of your roofline. No factory seams, matched to your trim.
Learn more Gutter CleaningGutters and downspouts cleared by hand, flushed and tested. Oak, hickory and maple debris out, water moving again.
Learn more Storm Damage RepairHail dents, wind-loosened runs, sagging hangers and fascia damage, repaired fast and documented for your insurance file.
Learn more BroGuard Gutter GuardsFine metal mesh built for oak and hickory country. Stops leaves, seed pods and grit while spring downpours flow through.
Learn more Maintenance ProgramScheduled cleanings after fall drop and before spring storms so your system is ready when the Ozark rain arrives.
Learn more Exterior SolutionsFascia board, underground drainage and under-deck systems that move water away from your foundation.
Learn moreHow it works
From first call to clean rooflines
- 1Call or book online
Tell us what is going on with your Northwest Arkansas gutters. Same local team answers.
- 2On-site walkthrough
A Solutionist checks the roofline, downspouts and drainage and gives you a written estimate.
- 3The work gets done
Seamless runs formed in your driveway, cleaning and repairs finished the same visit when possible.
- 4Walkthrough and clean-up
We flush-test the system, show you the results and leave the property cleaner than we found it.
Why the Brothers
Why Northwest Arkansas Homeowners Call the Brothers
Local employees, a 479 number and a shop right here in town. When you call (479) 370-5248 you reach Northwest Arkansas.
Our truck carries the machine. Each run is extruded on-site to the exact length of your roofline, so there are no factory seams to fail in a spring storm.
Fast repair after hail and wind, photos for your insurance file, and pre-season cleanings so April downpours move through instead of over.
BroGuard fine metal mesh keeps oak, hickory and maple debris out and stands up to freeze-thaw winters. Nothing plastic on your roofline.
Year-round
Your Northwest Arkansas gutter calendar
What we are doing on Northwest Arkansas rooflines each season, so your system is ready before the weather asks it to work.
- Spring · Mar to MayStorm season repair
Hail dents, wind-loosened runs and blown-off downspouts repaired fast, with photos for your insurance file.
- Summer · Jun to AugInstall season
Best window for new seamless runs, added downspouts and underground drainage before fall.
- Fall · Sep to NovLeaf-drop cleaning
Oak, hickory and maple cleared after the drop, outlets flushed, and BroGuard installed to keep it that way.
- Winter · Dec to FebFreeze-thaw checks
Hangers, seams and slopes checked so ice and standing water do not pull the system off the fascia.
The Work
Real Crews. Real Northwest Arkansas Homes.
Reviews
What Northwest Arkansas Homeowners Say
“Our experience with Brothers Gutters was beyond expectations. There was always excellent communication starting with when Logan came out to the house to help us find a solution to our gutter issues. He kept us informed the whole way through. Nate and the crew were extremely helpful and courteous as well. The new gutters gave our house such a face lift.”
Posted on Google“We had a great experience with this gutter company from start to finish. Logan was fantastic to work with, professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely cared about doing the job right. He took the time to explain everything clearly and made the whole process easy and stress-free. The work turned out great, and we couldn’t be happier. Highly recommend Brothers Gutters!”
Posted on Google“The service I received from Brother’s Gutters, from the moment Logan entered my door until after the gutters/filters were installed, was exceptional. Logan quoted me a fair price and kept in touch throughout the install and beyond. By all means, if you need gutters, this truly is the company to call!!!”
Posted on Google“Logan and the Brother Gutters crew were amazing! They came in and went right to work. My house was a hard one and definitely gave them a hard time. But they worked tirelessly to get it done. They did quality work, answered all my questions and concerns and really made the experience less stressful!”
Posted on Google“I wish I could give more stars. Loved our rep Logan. Highly knowledgeable, and showed us a level of care and attention to detail for his work that haven’t seen with other contractors.”
Posted on Google“They do honest work and are incredibly polite! Look no further and book them.”
Posted on GoogleGutter Styles Questions, Answered
The most common modern profile, with a flat back and a decorative front that looks like crown molding. It carries more water for its size than half-round.
Historic homes, traditional and European styles, and anywhere you want copper to be a visible design element.
Often yes. Bring photos to the estimate or let a Solutionist look at it in person.
Half-round and specialty profiles cost more than standard K-style, mostly in material and hangers.
Service area
Also serving these Northwest Arkansas area communities
Every community on this list is inside our service area and gets the same local crews, on-site seamless gutters and free written estimates. Cities with an arrow have their own local page. For anywhere else on the list, call (479) 370-5248 or request a free quote and a Solutionist will come out.
Also serving- Rogers
- Bentonville
- Bella Vista
- Siloam Springs
- Lowell
- Elm Springs
- Tontitown
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The Brothers That Just Do Gutters · Northwest Arkansas · (479) 370-5248 · Serving Northwest Arkansas, AR and Northwest Arkansas
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