Rain gutters (also called rain water collector) provide an important channel to collect water from the roof and divert it away from the foundation of your building. Uncontrolled water can cause structural damage to a home's walls or foundation.

Typical costs:

The average residential home has anywhere from 50 to 80 meters of rain gutters, with different number of stories and amount of corners.

Having Aluminum K-style gutters installed averages about N5000 per meter, or N200,000-N250,000 for 50 meters and N400,000-N450,000 for 80 meters. Aluminum will last more than 50 years and is easy to maintain.

PVC Installed averages about N4000 per meter, or about N180,000-N230,000 for 50 meters and N380,000-N430,000 for 80 meters.
Although PVC cost less than Aluminum, it has been proven that it does not last in Nigeria weather because PVC is attacked by Ultraviolet Radiation causing the material to disintegrate after a continuous exposure to sunlight. With time PVC becomes brittle, crack, warp and sag.


What to do:
*Have the perimeter of your roof-line measured
*Get a quote
*Ask installers about their training and experience -- make sure they're not new to the field.
*Request and verify references from satisfied customers.
*Compare several quotes carefully, and be sure the quotes are for the same type and quality of materials (the material guage, sealant- use original OSI gutter sealant and the numbers of hidden hangers are very essential).
*Ensure the installer does not use binding wire to hang the gutters, it is recommended that the gutter be screwed to the fascia/parapet.

Need Discounts?
Ask neighbors if they also want new rain gutters, and get a discount for several nearby projects.
Refer other people that needs rain gutters and earn a referal bonus.

However, if you need a free quotation for your rain gutter project, or any rain gutter solutions/advice
call 08158942188


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Eve gutter is better b/cus of weed

Hello sir, eave is different from gutter. Eave is the underside of a roof that extends beyond the external walls of a building, while Gutter is a duct or channel beneath the eaves of a building to carry rain water. If the gutter is done with the right slope it will not retain dirt and there will not be any growth in it. Thanks

Mrjo:
Eve gutter is better b/cus of weed

lifetimeng:
Hello sir, eave is different from gutter. Eave is the underside of a roof that extends beyond the external walls of a building, while Gutter is a duct or channel beneath the eaves of a building to carry rain water. If the gutter is done with the right slope it will not retain dirt and there will not be any growth in it. Thanks

hw can it be sloped?

Slope should be approximately ½ inch for every 10 feet of run.
You will need a chalk line and spirit level.
If you are interested, will like to invite you to our free hands-on training on rain gutter installation coming up next week 28th - 29th July. Thanks
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Mrjo:
hw can it be sloped?

Did you know that installing gutters on your roof can keep your home from flooding as often? Since gutters are designed to keep water away from the foundation, you won’t have as much water traveling along the foundation looking for ways to get into cracks in the foundation.