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Co. Galway · gutters and downpipes
New uPVC gutters and downpipes in Galway cost €600 to €1,900 on a semi, fitted, and aluminium €1,200 to €3,400. Galway city gets about 1,289 mm of rain a year, so the gutters carry about 77,340 litres off a typical roof.
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Rain in Galway
Galway city gets about 1,289 mm of rain a year, December the wettest month. Off a 60 m² roof, that's about 77,340 litres a year for the gutters to carry. Clifden is the wettest of the towns here at 1,526 mm, Ballinasloe the driest at 1,019 mm. Galway's main town is one of the wettest in the country, the 4th highest of the 26 county towns here. Undersized gutters overflow in every heavy shower: ask for square line or deep flow on a big roof, and an extra downpipe on a long run. On the Atlantic side, wind drives the rain sideways, so gutter brackets every metre or so and well-fixed downpipes matter more than the shape.
| Town | Rain a year | Wettest month | Off a 60 m² roof |
|---|---|---|---|
| Galway city | 1,289 mm | December | 77,340 litres |
| Tuam | 1,188 mm | December | 71,280 litres |
| Ballinasloe | 1,019 mm | December | 61,140 litres |
| Clifden | 1,526 mm | November | 91,560 litres |
Met Éireann 1991–2020 averages, the mean of the 1 km grid within 3 km of each town (our calculation). Litres are our sum: rain × 60 m² of roof.
Galway homes
In Galway, most houses are detached (59%), with 40 m or more of gutter and several downpipes. 63% of homes were built before 2001 and 33% before 1981 (Census 2022), so most gutters are on their first or second replacement: plastic gutters fitted in the 1980s and 1990s are now brittle, and older houses may still have cast iron.
We cover all of Co. Galway. The largest towns, Census 2022: Galway city (85,910), Tuam (9,647), Ballinasloe (6,597), Loughrea (6,322), Oranmore (5,819), Athenry (4,603).
Prices
| Job | Typical price | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| New uPVC gutters, detached house (about 40 m) | €1,000 to €2,600 for the run | Metres, downpipes, height |
| New uPVC gutters and downpipes, semi | €600 to €1,900 | Metres of gutter, number of downpipes, height |
| Seamless aluminium, semi | €1,200 to €3,400 | Colour, one-piece runs made on site |
| Downpipe repaired or replaced | €120 to €380 a pipe | Height, offsets, the shoe at the bottom |
| Repair: a leak, a joint or a bracket | €80 to €450 | Access, how many joints |
| Gutters, fascia and soffit, 3-bed semi | €2,800 to €5,500 | Boards on how many sides, bargeboards |
Prices in Galway follow the house: metres of gutter, height and downpipes. The written price comes after a look.
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FAQ
€600 to €1,900 for new uPVC gutters and downpipes on a semi, fitted; aluminium €1,200 to €3,400.
Yes. Requests from anywhere in Co. Galway, including Galway city, Tuam, Ballinasloe, Loughrea, Oranmore, go to one gutter company that covers your county.
Galway city gets about 1,289 mm a year, about 77,340 litres off a 60 m² roof. The heaviest month is December.
In a wet county, square line or deep flow, with enough downpipes. uPVC suits most houses; aluminium lasts longer; cast iron is for period houses.
Yes. The company looks at the gutters and the fascia behind them first, then gives the price in writing.
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