Gutter Supply Chicago supplies gutter materials in Chicago, IL in three options: aluminum, galvanized steel and vinyl. Compare them below and pick the one that fits the job and the budget.

For most Chicago homes, aluminum is the best balance of cost, weight and rust resistance. Choose galvanized steel when the job needs extra strength, and vinyl for low-cost sectional repairs on small jobs.
| Aluminum | Galvanized Steel | Vinyl | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weight | Light | Heavy | Very light |
| Rust | Does not rust | Can rust once the zinc coating wears | Does not rust |
| Strength | Good | High | Lower |
| Cold weather | Handles freeze and thaw well | Handles freeze and thaw well | Can become brittle in extreme cold |
| Seamless on site | Yes, from coil | Less common | No, sectional |
| Typical use | Most homes and contractors | Heavy-duty and commercial jobs | Small jobs and repairs |
We also supply the hangers, end caps and elbows, downspouts and fasteners to finish the job. See the full catalog or request a quote.
For roofing and drainage best practices, see the National Roofing Contractors Association.
Aluminum is the most common choice for Chicago homes because it is light, does not rust and can be formed into seamless gutters on site. Galvanized steel is stronger and heavier, and vinyl is the lowest-cost option but can become brittle in very cold weather.
We carry aluminum, galvanized steel and vinyl gutter supplies. We do not sell copper, zinc or galvalume.
It is best to keep the same material across the gutter system. Mixing metals such as aluminum and steel can cause corrosion where they touch.
No. There is no minimum order. We quote small and large orders alike.
We send quotes the same day you request them.
Call (312) 823-7355 and we will help you choose, then send a same-day quote.
Request a Quote Call (312) 823-7355