For Homeowners
Gutters You Will Not Have to Think About Again
FiberGutter delivers the traditional look of wood gutters with none of the rot, painting, or replacement cycle. Install it once and it simply keeps working.
The Problem
Why Gutters Usually Fail
Almost every gutter replacement is the same story: a material that cannot survive decades of water.
Wood gutters
Rot from the back and bottom, split joints, and a constant cycle of oiling and repainting. Most are replaced every 10 to 15 years.
Aluminum gutters
Dents from ladders and falling branches, chalky paint, and oxidation that streaks the siding below. Seams are the first thing to leak.
Vinyl gutters
Becomes brittle in cold weather, cracks at the seams, and sags as the mounting loosens over time.
Steel gutters
Rust begins at cut edges and fasteners, then spreads along the run. Once it starts, repair is temporary.
The Solution
What FiberGutter Changes for You
It Will Not Rot or Rust
Fiberglass does not absorb water and does not oxidize. The failure modes that end the life of a wood, steel, or aluminum gutter are not available to this material.
A 50-Year Warranty
The longest warranty in the gutter industry. You are not budgeting for a replacement in the next decade.
No Painting or Oiling
Wood gutters have to be maintained to survive. FiberGutter needs nothing beyond keeping it clear of debris.
The Look of Original Wood
An exact representation of the traditional Boston Wood Gutter profile, so the character of an older home stays intact.
Cost
Priced Like Wood, Lasts Decades Longer
FiberGutter is priced in the same range as wood gutter and is competitive with copper and high-end aluminum. The difference is what happens after installation.
Wood gutters require oiling or repainting to remain serviceable, and most are replaced every 10 to 15 years. Over a thirty-year horizon, that is two or three full replacements plus the maintenance in between.
FiberGutter requires no finish maintenance and carries a 50-year warranty, which is why the total cost of ownership — not the invoice price — is where the decision is actually made.
Next Steps
Get a Quote or Find an Installer
Send us your measurements or photos and we will help you confirm the right profile and run lengths. If you would rather have it installed, our dealer network can put you in touch with an experienced crew.
Still Deciding?
Compare fiberglass against wood, aluminum, vinyl, and copper in detail before you commit.
(781) 754-0118