Guttering Cost in Warwickshire

Guttering Costs by Project Type (2026)

Job Type	Typical Cost	Notes
Single gutter repair / joint reseal	£75 – £150	Fixing one leaking section or joint
Gutter cleaning (terraced/semi)	£60 – £100	Including clearing downpipes
Gutter cleaning (detached)	£80 – £150	All sides, downpipes flushed
Downpipe replacement	£80 – £200	Per downpipe including brackets
Gutter replacement — terraced house	£250 – £500	uPVC, front and back
Gutter replacement — semi-detached	£400 – £700	uPVC, all elevations
Gutter replacement — detached house	£600 – £1,200	uPVC, all elevations
Cast iron gutter replacement	£800 – £2,000+	Heritage/conservation properties; labour intensive
Ogee profile uPVC gutter	+20–30%	Premium profile vs standard half-round
Fascia board replacement (per metre)	£30 – £60/m	Often done at same time as guttering

uPVC Gutter Types and Costs

uPVC guttering comes in several profiles. The most common in Warwickshire are:

• Half-round — The standard profile. Economical, widely available, suits most properties. 112mm is the most common size for domestic use.
• Square/box — More modern look. Often used on contemporary properties.
• Ogee — Traditional decorative profile. Adds 20–30% to cost but suits period properties well. Common in conservation areas.
• Deep flow / high capacity — Used where a large roof area drains into limited gutter runs, or in particularly exposed locations.

Cast Iron Guttering

Many Victorian and Edwardian properties in Warwickshire have original cast iron guttering. This is far heavier than uPVC, requires more labour to install, and costs significantly more in materials. However, cast iron looks far superior on period properties and, properly maintained, can last over 100 years. Conservation area properties may require cast iron or cast aluminium as an alternative to uPVC.

Cast iron gutter painting/maintenance costs £150–£400 per year for a standard Victorian semi and is essential to prevent rust. Replacement cost: £800–£2,000+ for a typical semi.

Signs Your Guttering Needs Replacing

• Persistent leaking joints that return within months of being resealed
• Gutters that have pulled away from the fascia and won't reattach securely
• Cracked or brittle sections (common in older uPVC)
• Gutters that no longer drain properly due to loss of gradient
• Age — uPVC guttering over 25–30 years old is likely to fail
• Rotten fascia boards (gutters should be replaced at the same time as fascias)

Read more: Blocked Gutters — Causes, Signs & Solutions