Seamless gutter installation in the Phoenix Valley costs about $8–$14 per linear foot, which puts a typical single-story home at $1,200–$2,500. Cleaning runs $150–$300, repairs $100–$400, and gutter guards $6–$14 per foot. This report puts every common gutter service in one place with its typical 2026 Valley price range.
These figures are market ranges compiled from published Phoenix pricing guides and the estimate ranges Valley contractors quote, then rounded. They are not a survey of actual homeowner costs, and no number here replaces a written estimate for your roof.
2026 Phoenix Valley price ranges
| Service | Typical Valley range | What moves it |
|---|---|---|
| Seamless aluminum gutters, 5-inch | $8–$14 per ft installed | Run length, corners, height |
| Seamless aluminum gutters, 6-inch | A few dollars more per ft | Roof size, pitch |
| Two-story installation | +25–50% per ft | Ladder and labor time |
| Gutter cleaning, single-story | $150–$300 | Run length, debris load |
| Gutter cleaning, two-story | $250–$600 | Height, access |
| Gutter repair | $100–$400 | Seams, hangers, end caps |
| Gutter guards | $6–$14 per ft | Guard type, profile |
| Downspout extension | Under a couple hundred dollars | Length |
| Buried downspout discharge | Priced per run | Distance, soil |
| Copper gutters | $25–$45 per ft | Gauge, profile |
| Gutter replacement | Installation price plus removal | Old system condition |
Installation
A typical single-story Valley home uses 150–200 feet of gutter, which is where the $1,200–$2,500 range comes from. Our installation cost breakdown walks through the line items.
Corners, valleys, and two-story sections raise the price per foot. Fascia repair is the most common surprise on older homes and is billed separately.
Cleaning
Cleaning is the cheapest service and the most frequent one. Price tracks run length and height, and a single-story home usually falls between $150 and $300. See our cleaning cost guide for how Valley debris loads change it.
Repair
Most repairs are small: a resealed seam, a re-hung section, a replaced end cap or outlet. They typically cost $100–$400 and are quoted in writing before work starts.
Gutter guards
Gutter guards cost $6–$14 per foot depending on the guard type. Micro-mesh costs more than a basic screen, and in the Valley it is usually the better pick because dust and fine debris get through a coarse screen.
Downspouts and drainage
A downspout extension is the cheapest fix, and a buried discharge line to daylight or a catch basin costs more. Both are quoted by the run. Our drainage guide explains why discharge location matters on caliche and clay.
Copper and specialty
Copper runs roughly $25–$45 per foot installed. Box gutters are priced per job since they are built into the roof edge. Our material comparison covers when each one makes sense.
How to compare quotes
Our estimate gives you the same details: profile size, material and gauge, linear footage, downspout count and discharge locations, fascia assumptions, and exclusions. A total with no breakdown is hard to compare.
Check also whether HOA approval, old-gutter removal, and color are included, since each can add cost later.
Where prices vary across the Valley
Simple rooflines on newer homes in Queen Creek and Laveen tend to sit at the low end. Hillside homes in Cave Creek, Carefree, and Fountain Hills often land higher because of steeper rooflines and more corners. Paradise Valley estates often include longer runs and specialty profiles.
Older homes in Sun City West, Youngtown, and El Mirage may add fascia repair to the quote.
Get a Free Estimate
The ranges above are a starting point. Request a free estimate or call (602) 536-0941 and we’ll price your roof in writing.