Gutter Downspouts
Gutter downspouts and accessories for directing roof runoff, including rigid and flexible downpipes, elbows, hangers and mounting hardware. The category covers mid-range replacement and installation parts (price average ~(price varies)) across brands such as plusgutter. Ratings average about 4.45 from 62 indexed products
Top Products
Brown 2-Pack Rain Gutter Downspout Extensions
plusgutter
Budget
Rubber downspout splash block 2-pack, brown
IMC
Mid-Range
Rubber downspout splash block 2-pack, stone-textured
IMC
Mid-Range
Rubber downspout splash block (2-pack) with stone texture
IMC
Mid-Range
Rubber 2-Pack Downspout Splash Block (Gray) – Stone Textured
IMC
Mid-Range
White 2-pack Flexible Gutter Downspout Extensions
plusgutter
Budget
Rain gutter downspout extensions, extendable 21" to 58"
PXCAYFF
Budget
Easy Assembly 6-pack decorative downspout splash blocks
Suncast
Mid-Range
Flexible rain gutter downspout extensions (3-pack) 21-60 inches
Rodnsurw
Budget
Flexible rain gutter downspout extensions (3pcs, brown)
Rodnsurw
Budget
Splash Block for Gutter Downspouts 24" Rainwater Extender
Jamphaza
Budget
3-pack flexible rain gutter downspout extensions
Rodnsurw
Budget
4 Pack Flexible Gutter Downspout Extensions (21"-67")
Gutterlix
Mid-Range
4 Pack Flexible Gutter Downspout Extensions
Gutterlix
Mid-Range
Flexible gutter downspout extensions 4-pack, extendable 21"-67"
Gutterlix
Mid-Range
4 Pack Flexible Gutter Downspout Extensions (21"-67")
Gutterlix
Mid-Range
Suncast decorative downspout splash block set (8 pack)
Suncast
Mid-Range
Rubber Downspout Splash Blocks (2-pack)
Sekcen
Mid-Range
Gutter downspout extensions with splash block (4 pack)
Creative.C
Budget
Rain gutter downspout extensions 3-pack, flexible 21"-58" (brown)
PXCAYFF
Budget
Rain gutter downspout extension, 21-66in, 3-pack (white)
Ogutter
Budget
Gutter downspout extensions 4-pack with splash blocks
Creative.C
Budget
Rain gutter downspout extension 21-66 in (3 pack, green)
Ogutter
Budget
Rain Gutter Downspout Splash Block 24" (3 Pack) Green
plusgutter
BudgetRoundups
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right downspout size and shape for my gutter system?
Match the downspout cross-sectional area to your gutter capacity and roof runoff; common residential sizes are 2x3 in rectangular and 3x4 in rectangular or 3-inch and 4-inch round. Use larger sizes for steeper roofs or long roof runs and check local building codes for minimum sizes
What materials are available and which should I pick for durability and cost?
Downspouts commonly come in aluminum, galvanized steel, PVC/vinyl, and copper; aluminum and PVC offer good corrosion resistance and lower cost, steel is stronger but can rust without coating, and copper is durable and expensive. Choose based on climate (corrosion risk), desired lifespan, and budget
Can I install downspouts myself and what tools or parts will I need?
Many homeowners can install downspouts with basic hand tools: measuring tape, hacksaw or tin snips, drill, rivets or screws, brackets, elbows, and sealant; follow manufacturer instructions for cutting, securing straps every 2–3 feet, and connecting elbows to direct water away from the foundation. For complex runs or high systems, consider professional installation
How do I size and route downspouts to prevent foundation and drainage problems?
Place downspouts to direct water at least 3–6 feet from the foundation using extensions, splash blocks, or buried drains; use multiple downspouts spaced along the gutter line to reduce overflow, and ensure grade slopes away from the house to carry water away
What maintenance is required and how can I prevent clogs and ice issues?
Inspect and clean downspouts at least twice a year or after heavy storms, remove debris, flush with water, and check for leaks or loose brackets; to reduce clogs use gutter guards and install downspout strainers, and in cold climates consider heat cable or improved insulation to mitigate ice buildup
Are replacement parts and accessories standardized across brands?
Many basic components like elbows, straps, and extensions are available in common sizes and styles that fit standard 2x3, 3x4, 3-inch, and 4-inch systems, but proprietary fittings and decorative pieces can vary—measure existing parts before buying replacements
How much should I expect to pay for downspouts and what affects price?
Individual downspout components and lengths often range from budget options under $50 to higher-cost materials; total system cost depends on material (PVC and aluminum are cheaper, copper is pricier), length, number of outlets, and any specialized accessories or professional installation