K-Style Gutters: The Standard Choice for Lowcountry Homes
K-style is the most common gutter profile installed today, and for good reason — its front face resembles decorative crown molding, it holds more water per inch than half-round for the same nominal size, and it fits nearly any home style, from new construction to traditional Lowcountry architecture.
Why K-Style Is the Default Recommendation
The flat back mounts flush against most fascia boards without additional hardware, and the shape sheds debris reasonably well compared to some decorative alternatives.
For most homes without a specific historic or architectural reason to choose otherwise, K-style is simply the most practical option.
Material & Size Options
K-style is available in aluminum, copper, and galvalume, in both standard 5-inch and higher-capacity 6-inch sizing depending on your roof’s drainage needs.
Cities We Serve
We install K-style gutters throughout the Lowcountry, including:
Frequently Asked Questions
Is K-style more expensive than half-round?
K-style is generally more affordable than half-round for a comparable material, since it’s the more commonly manufactured and installed profile.ㅤ
Will K-style work with my home’s existing fascia and trim?
In most cases, yes — K-style’s flush mounting style is compatible with the vast majority of fascia board configurations. We’ll confirm during your on-site estimate.
Is K-style a good fit for a historic home?
It can be, but half-round is often a more historically accurate match for older architecture — we’ll give you an honest read on which fits your specific home’s character.