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Boral Gutter Replacement: The Fort Worth Owner’s Guide

We stock and install Boral-compatible gutter replacement sections in Fort Worth, with most residential runs pricing between $18 and $42 per linear foot installed, depending on gauge, profile, and how much of the existing hanger system can be reused. We carry what’s needed on the truck for most Boral gutter jobs, so a single visit usually gets it done. Here’s the symptom picture we hear most often: an owner notices water cascading over the gutter face during a Texas downpour, or finds a section pulling away from the fascia board with visible rust blooming along the seams.

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Boral manufactured pressed-metal guttering and fascia systems before exiting the U.S. gutter market, which means Fort Worth homeowners with original Boral gutters now face a matching problem. The profile dimensions are not the same as box-store gutters, and slapping a stock section next to an existing Boral run creates a visible seam and a drainage mismatch. We match the profile, the gauge, and the hanger spacing so the replacement section actually sheds water the way the original run did.

Which Boral Models This Applies To

Boral’s gutter line ran through two main profiles in Texas homes: the Boral Contour half-round and the Boral Bullnose quad-style profile. The Bullnose is what we see on most 1990s and early-2000s Fort Worth builds, especially in neighborhoods like Ridglea Hills, Wedgwood, and North Hi Mount. Identification is straightforward if you know what to look for: the Bullnose has a squared front face with a rounded top roll, and it measures roughly 5 inches across the top opening. The half-round Contour is a true semi-circle, 6 inches across.

If your gutters are Boral, there will often be a stamped manufacturer mark on the inside of the gutter, near the end caps or underneath a downspout outlet. If the stamp is gone, we measure the profile on site. Here’s the compatibility gotcha most Fort Worth homeowners don’t know: Boral hanger brackets used a proprietary clip spacing, and most aftermarket hangers sit differently against the fascia. We keep both Boral-pattern hangers and standard hidden-hanger retrofit clips on the truck so the replacement section stays tight to the roofline instead of sagging after the first hailstorm. We are an independent Fort Worth gutter and roofing contractor, not affiliated with Boral. For OEM-style matching, we source profile-matched sections through our supply network; where Boral-specific profiles are no longer manufactured, we form equivalent gauge steel to the same dimensions.

Signs Your Boral Gutter Replacement Is Failing

• Water pouring over the front edge during moderate rain. This usually means the gutter has pulled forward out of its hanger clips, so water follows the outside face instead of the channel. The cause is often failed hanger fasteners where the fascia board behind them has rotted.
• Visible rust-through or pinhole leaks along the bottom seam. Boral’s pressed-steel gutters were coated, but twenty-plus years of Fort Worth heat cycling plus leaf tannins sitting against the steel eventually eats through the coating. Once pinholes start, patching buys months, not years.
• Gutter sections separating at the unions. The joint sealant Boral used at installation hardens and cracks over time, and the sections slowly drift apart. You’ll see a gap, often with water dripping through it onto the foundation.
• Sagging or pulling away from the fascia board. This points to failed hanger screws or rotted fascia behind them. In Fort Worth’s clay-heavy soil, foundation movement also flexes fascia boards and loosens gutter fasteners over time.
• Damp staining on the soffit or fascia near the gutter line. That’s water wicking behind the gutter from a failed back-edge seal or from gutter spikes that have wallowed out their holes. Left alone, it rots the fascia and works into the roof decking.

Replacement Cost & What’s Included

Replacement cost in Fort Worth runs $18 to $42 per linear foot installed, and the spread comes down to three things: the gauge of steel we’re matching, whether hangers need full replacement, and how much rotted fascia repair is behind the gutter. A straight 30-foot run with healthy fascia and reuseable hangers lands at the lower end. A run with rusted-through hangers, rotted fascia board, and a downspout elbow that needs reworking lands at the upper end.

The price we put on paper before any work starts includes the replacement section, profile-matched to your Boral run, hangers and fasteners, seam sealant, and cleanup of the removed material. It does not move at the door. If fascia repair is needed, that’s a separate line item with its own price, and we show it to you before the saw comes out. Every Boral gutter replacement we install carries the 365-Day Done Right Promise: if it fails within one full year, in writing, we come back and fix it at no charge.

DIY or Call Us?

Gutters are lower-risk than most things on a roof, but they’re not no-risk. If you’re comfortable on a ladder and you want to do a quick check, look at the hanger spacing, measure the top opening across the gutter, and check whether the fascia board is soft where the hangers screw in. Those three observations tell you most of what you need to know.

Where DIY goes wrong on Boral gutters is the profile match. A 5-inch K-style gutter from the hardware store is not a Boral Bullnose. The angle is different, the radius is different, and the seam between old and new will leak and look wrong. That’s a call to a roofer who spends his days on Fort Worth gutters. If you’ve verified the failure and want a straight price to match it correctly, call us at (682) 900-7902 and we’ll schedule a look. Tell me what the roof is doing, we’ll figure out what it needs.

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