Sectional gutters connect small sections together to form the length of the gutter runs. The joints at which the pieces connect are big points of failure for sectional gutters. Each joint is prone to leakage, and the overlapping seams are likely to catch debris and mold which can become a threat to the exterior and structure of your home.

With seamless gutters, a one long continuous piece is cut rather than connecting sections. This adds strength and rigidity to your home’s gutter system as well as reducing the chances of leaks.

The seams in a sectional system represent a weak point in the structure of the gutter. Over time, the seams weaken causing more opportunities for leaks. The more seams and joints a gutter system has, the higher the risk is for potential leaks.

Many customers prefer the sleeker profile seamless gutters offer to the perpendicular lines typical of sectional systems. The connection and seams of a traditional sectional gutter system lessen the overall visual appeal of the home.

Choosing seamless gutters is an attractive alternative for those who care not only about preventing damage caused from leaks, but who are also concerned about their home’s overall appearance and curb appeal.

Your home is a valuable asset, and likely one of the biggest investments you’ll make. It’s vital to protect your foundation, roof, and all the bits in between by diverting water away from the structure.

Gutter protection can also be installed for even more protection but be careful…Home improvement stores and some gutter companies sell cheap gutter protection that do more damage than good. Let Gutter Solutions LLC show you the difference.

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