Types of copper:

"Red" Copper Lead - Coated Copper

Styles of Copper:

Seamless 5" and 6" K- Gutter (OGEE style) This style is the traditional rain gutter profile with the crown molding profile as seen in the image to the right. We fabricate continuous gutter on location from one of our new machines, creating beautiful lines and seam free gutter runs. We use 16 ounce copper coil to produce our gutter, regardless of the size you opt for.

All seams at the end caps, the outlets and at any mitres are soldered on-site with a soldering iron. These gutters can be hung with internal copper or brass hangers if there is fascia board in place, or hung from the roof with wrap-around hangers and straps. We can use any leaderpipe style you choose with this gutter, including 2" x 3" or 3" x 4" corrugated pipe, 3" or 4" round pipe, or even smooth, square copper pipe if you choose. Half-Round Copper Gutter

Half-Round Copper Gutter "5” and 6” Half-Round-The half-round system is a fabricated from 10 or 20 ft. sections of copper half-round gutter. We pop rivet each section to the other, soundly solder the seam with 50/50 solder and a soldering iron and then hide the seam underneath a circle hanger or wrap-around strap, depending on the type of install. Seams are water tight and undetectable. This system looks fantastic on more traditional or historic homes. They achieve a classic look and accent nicely.As you may or may not know, the shiny copper finish will slowly patina to a light green color over a number of years.

Radius Copper Gutter Connecticut Gutter LLC has a few third partyfabrication shops that create beautiful radius gutter sections in 8 ft. lengths. Our estimator will measure the exact radius measurements per gutter and translate the data to have the pieces custom made for your project. the result is a continuous, custom copper gutter run that matches the curves of your home exactly. Both K-Gutter and Half-Round Gutter can be curved to match a radius.

Certifications ConnecticutGutter LLC employees have taken part in and completed a multitude of training modules offered by Copper Development Association (CDA), the definitive resource and authority on architectural usage of copper products. These modules include Soldering and Flat Seam Soldered Roofing, Standing Seam Roofing, and Curving Techniques. you can visit CDA at www.copper.org.