7-FOOT SECTIONS: SHIP NATIONWIDE

• All online orders automatically ship 7-foot (84-inch) downspout sections
• Maximum shippable length via FedEx, UPS, and freight carriers
• Perfect for single-story installations or where shorter sections are preferred
• Ships to all 50 states

10-FOOT SECTIONS: DAMASCUS LOCAL PICKUP ONLY

• Standard 10-foot (120-inch) sections available at Damascus, OR location
• NOT AVAILABLE for shipping due to carrier length restrictions
• Ideal for two-story installations, minimizing seams and joints
• Same-day availability for local contractors

BULK BOXES (10-PACKS): DAMASCUS LOCAL PICKUP ONLY

• Contractor-grade boxes containing 10 downspout sections
• Available in 10-foot lengths only
• NOT AVAILABLE for shipping
• Volume pricing for professional installers
• Call ahead for color/size availability: (503) 496-7017

📍 DAMASCUS PICKUP LOCATION:

GutterAll - 19759 SE Sunnyside Rd, Damascus, OR 97089

Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Order by 2 PM for same-day pickup availability

Same-Day Pickup

10ft sections available for immediate pickup at Damascus location

Nationwide Shipping

7ft sections ship to all 50 states via FedEx/UPS

25+ Colors

Match any gutter system with our extensive color selection

Bulk Pricing

Contractor 10-packs with volume discounts

Choose 2x3 Downspouts If:

• You have 5-inch K-style gutters (most common residential size)
• Your roof drainage area is under 600 sq ft per downspout
• You want a streamlined, low-profile appearance
• Standard single-family home installation

Choose 3x4 Downspouts If:

• You have 6-inch K-style gutters
• Your roof drainage area is 600-1,000 sq ft per downspout
• You experience heavy Pacific Northwest rainfall
• Commercial or large residential applications
• Steep roof pitches requiring increased flow capacity

Space Efficiency

Rectangular profiles sit flush against building exteriors, maintaining a low-profile appearance while maximizing internal flow capacity.

Flow Capacity

More usable flow area per inch of wall space compared to round equivalents. A 2x3 rectangular handles similar volume to a 3-inch round.

Component Compatibility

Seamless integration with standard rectangular elbows, offsets, and outlets used throughout the gutter industry.

Professional Aesthetics

Clean lines complement architectural styles from traditional to contemporary, matching K-style gutter profiles.

✓ Corrosion Resistance

Aluminum naturally resists rust and corrosion, maintaining structural integrity even in high-moisture coastal environments. Unlike galvanized steel that rusts within 5-10 years, aluminum downspouts deliver 20-40 years of maintenance-free service.

✓ Lightweight Strength

Exceptional strength-to-weight ratio simplifies installation while providing structural durability. Professional installers appreciate the ease of handling during roofline work.

✓ UV-Resistant Powder Coating

Premium powder-coated finishes resist fading, chalking, and UV degradation for 20+ years. Available in 25+ colors including White, Bronze, Black, Clay, Musket Brown, and specialty architectural finishes.

✓ Color Consistency Guarantee

Factory powder-coating process ensures uniform color consistency across all sections, creating professional installations without visible color mismatches.

Single-Story Homes (8-10 ft eave height)

• Typically require 1-2 sections per downspout location
• Example: 4 downspouts × 2 sections = 8 total 7ft sections needed

Two-Story Homes (16-20 ft eave height)

• Typically require 3 sections per downspout location
• Example: 6 downspouts × 3 sections = 18 total 7ft sections needed

Gutter Outlets

Connect downspouts to gutter systems—available in 2x3 and 3x4 sizes

Downspout Elbows

Navigate architectural obstacles including eaves, ledges, and foundation protrusions

Downspout Offsets

Clear brick ledges, window trim, and siding obstacles while maintaining proper water flow

Mounting Straps

Secure downspouts to building exteriors at 4-6 foot intervals

Drainage Extensions

Direct water 4-10 feet away from foundations, preventing basement moisture

Fastening Methods

Downspouts attach to buildings using straps, bands, or hidden fasteners. Professional installations use color-matched aluminum straps every 4-6 feet, with additional support at elbows and offsets.

Sealing Requirements

All connections between downspout sections, elbows, and outlets require gutter sealant or silicone caulk to prevent leaks. Apply continuous beads at all joints before assembly.

Joining 7-Foot Sections

When connecting multiple 7ft sections, overlap by 2-3 inches and secure with 3-4 aluminum screws or pop rivets around the perimeter. Apply gutter sealant to the inside of the joint before assembly for watertight connections.

Proper Slope

Downspouts should maintain slight pitch away from buildings (minimum 1/4" per 10 feet) when routed horizontally along foundations or through underground drainage systems.

What's the difference between 2x3 and 3x4 downspouts?

2x3 downspouts have 6 square inches of flow capacity and are designed for 5-inch gutters handling up to 600 sq ft of roof area. 3x4 downspouts have 12 square inches of capacity (double the flow) and are designed for 6-inch gutters handling 600-1,000 sq ft of roof area. Choose based on your gutter size and roof drainage requirements.

Can I get 10-foot sections shipped to my location?

No, 10-foot downspout sections exceed carrier length restrictions and are only available for local pickup at our Damascus, OR location. All online orders automatically ship 7-foot sections, which are the maximum shippable length via FedEx, UPS, and freight carriers.

How many downspouts do I need for my home?

Standard residential installations require one downspout per 30-40 linear feet of gutter. In heavy rainfall areas like Portland and Damascus, we recommend one downspout per 20-30 feet for optimal performance. Typical single-story homes need 4-6 downspouts, while two-story homes typically need 6-10 downspouts depending on roof complexity.

How do I connect multiple 7-foot sections together?

Overlap sections by 2-3 inches and secure with 3-4 aluminum screws or pop rivets around the perimeter. Apply gutter sealant to the inside of the joint before assembly to create watertight connections. This method creates strong, leak-free joints that perform as well as single-piece installations.

What colors are available for downspouts?

We offer 25+ powder-coated colors including White, Bronze, Black, Clay, Musket Brown, Royal Brown, Grecian Green, Colonial Red, and specialty architectural finishes. All colors feature UV-resistant powder coating that resists fading for 20+ years. Visit our Damascus showroom to see physical samples and match existing gutter systems.

Do I need special tools to install aluminum downspouts?

Basic installation requires a drill, aluminum screws or pop rivets, tin snips for cutting, gutter sealant, and a ladder. Professional installers also use rivet guns and crimping tools for cleaner connections. Most DIY homeowners can successfully install downspouts with standard household tools.

How long do aluminum downspouts last?

Premium aluminum downspouts with powder-coated finishes typically last 20-40 years with minimal maintenance. Unlike galvanized steel that rusts within 5-10 years, aluminum naturally resists corrosion even in high-moisture Pacific Northwest environments. The powder-coated finish resists UV degradation, fading, and chalking for 20+ years.

Are bulk discounts available for contractors?

Yes, we offer contractor pricing on bulk orders and 10-packs of 10-foot sections available for local pickup at our Damascus location. Contact us at (503) 496-7017 to discuss volume pricing for your commercial or multi-unit residential projects.