6 & 7 Inch K-Style Gutters in North Georgia

K-style gutters are the modern standard for capacity and clean lines. 



Our team helps you choose the right width, downspout size, and material for your roof, then fabricates seamless runs on-site for a perfect fit. 

If you’ve dealt with overflow during downpours or have long, steep roof planes, stepping up to 6 & 7 Inch K-Style Gutters can be the smartest upgrade for both performance and curb appeal (and no, it doesn’t have to look bulky). 

K-style typically carries more water than half-rounds of the same width, which is why it’s used on most homes today.

Choose the Right Size (6″ vs 7″) With Confidence

When 6″ makes sense: Larger or steep roof sections, big valleys that dump water fast, metal roofs where water sheds quickly, or past overflow issues. Expect a real bump in handling capacity over older 5″ systems, roughly ~50% more cross-section, and better compatibility with 3×4″ downspouts for fast drainage.



When 7″ is the smarter play: Very large or complex roofs, long runs with multiple valleys, or areas that see intense rain events. 7″ systems pair well with larger downspouts and are common on big residential or light-commercial roofs.

Compare Materials (Built for Performance and Looks)

• Aluminum – The dependable, cost-effective default with broad color choices and long service life when properly installed. 
  
• Copper – Architectural showpiece; ages with a natural patina and exceptional longevity. 
• Galvalume (aluminum-zinc coated steel) – Tough, modern look with excellent corrosion resistance thanks to its ~55% aluminum / ~43% zinc coating. Great when you want steel rigidity and durability.