I've got holes forming in my zinc gutters — water's starting to drip down the side of the house. The gutters run about 25 meters around the property. I'm worried about water damage to the fascia and interior walls. Should I replace the whole system or just patch the worst sections? What's a realistic budget for this before the heavy rain season hits?
Zinc gutter repair costs in the Netherlands typically range from €800–€2,500 for targeted patching of 2–3 problem areas, or €3,500–€6,500 for partial/full replacement of 25 meters depending on access difficulty, gutter profile (half-round vs box), and whether new brackets and downpipes are needed. Rust-through holes usually mean patching buys you only 1–2 more years; full replacement lasts 30+ years. For a 1950s home, check if original gutters are cast iron (heavier, more corrosion-prone) or zinc-coated steel (more common, easier to replace). You don't need a permit for gutter work under Dutch building rules. Get 2–3 local quotes — prices vary widely by region and scaffolding needs. Post your job on AstraNL with photos of the damage and your gutter length, and vetted roofers in Alkmaar can give you firm quotes within 24 hours.
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