How much does Lindab Guttering cost in the UK?

This is not a one sentence answer!

This is obviously one of your first considerations when looking at this product. In fact, its probably the first question anyone asks in the initial conversation about Lindab. Although the answer isn’t straightforward, we have put this article together to hopefully give you a rough idea of what to expect.

The complexity of your roof will ultimately determine the cost. For example, if each guttering run is straight, then it will be reasonably less expensive than if it runs around corners. Fairly easy to understand.

Guttering is an important part of any property as it obviously has a specific job. Redirecting rainwater from the roof into the drains is essentially what it is there to do. Protecting all external elements from excess water (windows, doors etc) to prevent potential damp issues, It aids the drainage in taking the water away from the building to reduce the chance of flooding and excess surface water.

We would recommend getting a professional to install your guttering, however it is possible to do this yourself with the right equipment, keeping your own safety in mind of course. We have some other articles that help with this specifically, click here to see more.

The average cost per linear meter of Lindab Guttering is a hard one to gauge, but as we have now been supplying this product for years, we have a fair amount of data to trawl back through and give some reliable figures, these are only based on cost and not inclusive of installation and are only indicative of prices up until now.

Based on supply of materials only.

Straight runs of guttering – Between £15.50 – 21.80 + VAT per linear metre.

Average Downpipe drop – Between £18.50 - £31.50 + VAT per metre

Extra fittings e.g., corners - £40 - £60 + VAT each

What makes Lindab more expensive? Well, the main thing that affects the price of Lindab guttering is the material. Being a made from steel instead of UPVC is one of the main factors, but the range of finishes/colours and sizes being so large also affects the price. The brand is also one of the strongest on sale today, with limited rivals in the field.

Primarily the best way to keep the cost of new guttering down is to reduce wastage. Measuring accurately and being precise with your quantities will prevent having a lot of material left over and will also save extra items needing to be ordered. This in turn will likely incur extra cost and inevitably cause delays to the project.