Copper gutter and downpipe installed by Totally Guttered

Why copper is different

Copper is used for rainwater goods when appearance and longevity matter — on traditional and architectural roofs as well as contemporary work. Joints, soldering or mechanical fixings, and how the metal weathers all have to be right. Poor joins fail, and the finish shows it.

New copper usually starts bright and develops a natural patina as it weathers. Matching repairs to existing weathered copper needs care so the work does not look patched.

What we do with copper

Repairs

Splits, failed joints and local damage on existing copper guttering and downpipes.

New lengths

New copper guttering and custom details where copper is the right material for the roof edge.

Downpipes and outlets

Copper rainwater systems are looked at as a whole — gutters, outlets and downpipes that belong together.

Copper should not be mixed carelessly with dissimilar metals that can cause corrosion. We assess what is already on the building before we recommend a repair or new run.

If you are choosing between copper and coated steel or aluminium, we can talk through what fits the building after we have seen it. Ask us what applies to your job — we only stand behind claims we can support.

Need copper guttering looked at?

Tell us about the property and whether it is a repair or new work.