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One of the things you keep in mind when doing a gutter replacement or a gutter install is the size of your home and your surrounding environment. If your home is surrounded by a lot of trees, you wanna ensure that you install gutter guards to prevent blockage from all the trees during a storm. When the leaves go into your roof and the water then starts tripping it away into your gutter system.
Another component is the size of your gutters. If you have a large home, it expands the surface area of your roof, which means there will be more water collecting into your gutter system. You also want to ensure that the gutter system, uh, specifically the downspouts, are facing away towards your foundation so it doesn't cause any sedimentation on leveling, which could then cause a severe damage to your home.
Another tip I could provide is getting installed seamless gutters. If you install prefabricated gutters. Each point that you have an attachment is a potential point of failure. When you have seamless gutters, it reduces that amount and ensures a longer lasting system for your home. If you combine all of those things, you should be good for many years to come.