New downpipes
Run from the outlet to the drain or a water butt and clipped every metre and a half so they stay straight in wind.
Rainline forms seamless aluminium gutters on your drive from a coil, cut to the exact length of each wall. We also fit PVC and coated steel runs, new downpipes and brackets, and every quote is measured on the house and priced by the metre.


Sectional gutters arrive in short lengths joined with clips and rubber seals, and those joints are where most drips and sagging begin. A seamless gutter has joints only at the corners and the outlets.
We park a forming machine on your drive, feed it a coil of coated aluminium and cut each run to the length we measured. The gutter goes up the same day on hidden brackets, spaced for the weight of rain and snow your roof sheds.
Prices include taking the old gutter down, new brackets and fitting. Downpipes, corners and outlets sit on lines of their own, so the quote adds up the way your house is built.
| Material | Profile | Fitted price | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| PVC | Half round or square | from $28 a metre | Light and quick to fit; colours can fade in strong sun |
| Seamless aluminium | K style or half round | from $42 a metre | Formed on site in one length and does not rust |
| Coated steel | Half round or box | from $58 a metre | The heaviest and stiffest; suits long roofs and heavy snow |
| Downpipes | Round or square | from $30 a metre | Matched to the gutter, usually one for every 10 to 12 metres of run |
| Corners and outlets | Mitred or moulded | from $35 each | Every internal corner, external corner and drop is counted |
Minimum job $480. A tower or scaffold is priced separately for houses over two storeys or with a glass roof below the eaves.

Send rough lengths and we email a price range the same week. The fixed price follows a short measuring visit, because eaves are rarely as long as they look from the ground and corners add up quickly.
On the visit we measure every wall, count the corners and outlets, look at the fascia boards behind the old gutter and work out how much roof drains to each side. You get a written quote that lists each line, valid for 60 days.
Aluminium and steel come in these coated colours. PVC comes in white, black, brown and grey.
Most of these can go onto a new gutter or onto a run that is still sound.
Run from the outlet to the drain or a water butt and clipped every metre and a half so they stay straight in wind.
Fine mesh that keeps leaves and moss out of the channel. Guards make cleaning rarer, but they never end it.
Rotten timber fascias replaced before the gutter goes on, so the brackets have something sound to hold.
Brackets reset to the right fall, so water runs to the outlet instead of pooling in the middle.
Collector boxes where several pipes meet, sized for heavy downpours off large roofs.
Old runs, pipes and brackets taken down and carried off for recycling with every fitted job.
From a single bungalow wall to a terrace in black steel, and one of the tired gutters we took down.






Thirty one metres along the back of the bungalow in one piece, formed on the drive while we watched. The first heavy storm went straight down the pipes and nothing dripped on the patio.
They found two rotten fascia boards behind the old plastic gutter and priced them before starting, not halfway through. Anthracite to match the windows, fitted in a day.
Black steel half round on our terrace, matching the neighbours' originals. The quote listed every corner and clip, and the bill came to exactly that.
Give us an idea of the house and the runs, and we ring within two working days to book a measuring visit. If you already know the lengths, add them and a price range comes first.
The aluminium coil costs more and the gutter is formed on site with our own machine. Because the straight runs have no joints, it usually lasts far longer with less upkeep, so the cost over the years tends to even out.
We look at how much roof drains into each run, how steep it is and how hard the rain falls where you live. A large, steep roof may need a deeper profile or an extra downpipe rather than a bigger gutter all round.
Only if the boards are sound. We check them on the measuring visit, and if they are soft or split we price replacements before work starts, never as a surprise on the day.
Most houses take one day, including taking the old gutters down. Long runs, steel profiles or a scaffold can stretch it to two.
No. Guards keep leaves and moss out of the channel, but fine grit still settles and the mesh itself needs brushing now and then. They make cleaning rarer, not unnecessary.
Jobs under $2,000 need no deposit. The invoice comes once the gutters are up and tested with a hose, and payment is arranged directly with the office.
Seamless aluminium and steel runs carry our 15 year workmanship guarantee, and PVC runs 10 years. The makers of the coil and pipes add their own material warranties, which we hand over in writing.
Calls are answered in office hours. Measuring visits are booked in two hour windows.
| Monday to Friday | 07:30 to 17:00 |
| Saturday | 08:00 to 12:00, measuring only |
| Sunday | Closed |
Homes within about 50 km of our workshop. Further out, we group visits by town to keep travel off your quote.
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