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   MojoMan | Oct 04, 2004 01:26am | #1

   To buy or to install?

   Al Mollitor, Sharon MA

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   m2akita | Oct 04, 2004 04:11am | #2

   Hmmmm, kinda depends on location (AL, WI, CA??), job site conditions (1 story, 2 story, 3 ??), etc.,

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   Lunicy | Oct 05, 2004 02:52am | #3

   Installed, 2 story NJ

   Can't I go 1 day without spilling my coffee?

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   seeyou | Oct 05, 2004 04:19am | #5

   You can't go by info from another area. My raw material cost is more than $1.90/lin ft for 5". I can't imagine getting alum gutter installed for less than $5/lin ft. I get $18/lin ft for copper.

   I invented raw material.

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   HeavyDuty | Oct 05, 2004 05:58am | #6

   >>I get $18/lin ft for copper.

   Does the profile make any difference? How do you count downspouts?

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   seeyou | Oct 05, 2004 01:44pm | #7

   Does the profile make any difference? How do you count downspouts?

   That's for 5" ogee. Half round is a little more - there's several types of hangers which makes it vary a little. Downspouts run about half the gutter price. I add 2 feet for each miter and 2 feet for each elbow.

   I invented profiling.

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   HeavyDuty | Oct 06, 2004 04:14am | #8

   Soldered, right?

   Thanks greencu.

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   seeyou | Oct 06, 2004 02:08pm | #9

   yup.

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   Ronbaby | Oct 05, 2004 03:19am | #4

   here In va bch I get them done for $1.90 a linear ft. Add both gutter and downspout to get your total footage. Been a couple months since Ive had any done, I think aluminums up some.