PCros wrote: » Another quick question. So I have had a few quotes and one of the quotes told me to stay away from aluminium gutters and use PVC gutters. The reason he says is that aluminium gutters are nailed in from the outside of the gutter and as time goes on water flows along the nail into the original wood. Any truth in this? I also have another quote saying aluminium are the best...
Eaglebridie 32 wrote: » How much were you quoted for pvc, similar job myself, looking for ballpark figure, thanks
PCros wrote: » Have 3 quotes so far and they are all in around €1200/€1300 for black. Was also looking to match the front anthracite grey windows so to match that was coming in around €1500. Think I'll just go black. I also have a small roof at the front which covers the porch and sitting room too so that is extra work there.
Eaglebridie 32 wrote: » Thanks, seems a reasonable price, my have to replace soffit boards, so will be expecting to cost me a bit more
PCros wrote: » Any damaged wood would be replaced too in the price - now I guess that's here and there but mine seems fine. Surprised as its a 35 year old house.
Mary contrary wrote: » Paid 1050 for a 4 bed semi including the porch area in July 2018. D15 area, got the stormline version (deep version of guttering) very happy with it. Quotes from the time varied up to 1500. Do price around. They also cemented in a bit of the front of the roof while they were doing it.
Muahahaha wrote: » sorry to hijack but just wondering if anyone would know a ballpark for guttering alone for a 3 bed semi? Im due to paint the exterior of the house next week and had planned on painting the guttering too but upon research I would need an undercoat and gloss too plus all the hassle of it. Guttering is 25+ years old anyway so wondering if it would be better just to replace. Its approx 10m of guttering and then 2 x downpipes 5m each. Also is it possible to get guttering in slate grey, had a look and everywhere seems to be just black, white or brown like on Screwfix.
Irish_peppa wrote: » I got a few quotes for a 3 bed semi D and the prices all came in around the 1000 to 1200 mark plus vat. I was actually surprised as theres a fair bit of work in replacing the fascia and soffit. And then the gutters and downpipes. I think main benefit a lot of older houses have wood fascia and soffits that are prone to rotting all the new ones fitted are made of PVC and not wood so will last a lifetime and wont need painting and virtually maintenance free
Muahahaha wrote: » Read back up the thread, others have paid 1,000-1,500 for their 3 beds so yeah I would say 4,200 is a rip off. My own replacement guttering, downpipes, etc for a 3 bed came to 187 euro for materials only, its not expensive stuff to purchase. Local handyman then fitted it in a few hours for 100 quid so I got it sorted for under 300 euro. Not sure what the cost of fascias and softits are but it surely cant be so much that it justifies a quote of 4,200.
Charliefoxtrot wrote: » My bad, the price we recalled it was actually €3400. I got it the wrong way around. I wasn’t dealing with the guy who came and quoted us. I guess this makes the price look a little bit more reasonable and possibly acceptable
Mary contrary wrote: » Would advise you to get a few quotes seems expensive to me, granted I dont know how much work is required for your house. We are newbies here too. Ours is a 4 bed house with porch area and it didnt cost that much. Granted our fascia and soffit was timber and the timber wasnt replaced as it was in good condition they just put the PVC fascia and soffit over the existing timber, replaced all the existing gutters, and down pipes.. it would probably cost more if they are replacing the timber before the put on the PVC fascia and soffit. There are different types of guttering so when pricing make sure u price the same type each time as some cost more than others and u might think u are getting g a good price for a cheaper type. Best of luck.
griffdaddy wrote: » I've got one quote so far but it's over 6K!