A seamless rain gutter is designed to help protect your home from the elements. Without rain gutters, rain races down the slope of your roof, splashes down against your siding, windows, doors, and foundation, erodes soil around your foundation, and gets into basements and crawl spaces. Rain gutters protect landscaping, prevent stucco staining, and add value to a home or building.
A seamless rain gutter isn’t very exciting. You probably never even notice yours until something goes wrong with them.
A seamless rain gutter won’t leak at seams because there are none; sections join only at inside and outside corners and at downspout outlets. That’s why they’re the most popular configuration.
Seamless rain gutters also allow the water to move more freely though them.
A seamless rain gutter is extruded as one piece; therefore there is a greatly reduced chance of water damage to your home. Seamless rain gutters do not have in-line seams, which always fail. They are made of aluminum, copper or steel that will last for years.
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1 Gutter Guard Information // Feb 5, 2009 at 3:27 pm
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