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Seamless Gutter Installation and Repair

Seamless Gutters in Massachusetts

The gutters on a home are one of the most important safety features any home can have. Most homeowners have an unfavorable opinion of their gutter systems because they only consider the effort required to keep them clean. However, without them, a home is at risk of water damage and soil erosion around the foundation due to the runoff that comes off of the roof.

When they are properly installed, most gutter systems are fairly attractive and unobtrusive, but there are seamless options that add a little more aesthetic appeal and are more durable and functional than traditional gutters.

Eliminating Potential Leaks

Installing seamless gutters eliminates the risk of leaks around the home. Sectional gutters can leak at every connection if they are not properly sealed. These connections are sealed when they are installed, but it is not the only time when work may be needed. The seals can erode with the constant exposure to wind, water, debris, and sun. If not redone or repaired occasionally, the joint will leak.

Another problem is that every seam has a ridge and can allow debris to catch on the seam. Over time, this may cause the gutter to become blocked and cause water to gather on the roof or leak over the sides. Seamless gutters are smoother and are easier to clean because of the lack of ridges.

Ensuring More Durability

A seamless system is typically more durable than sectional gutters. This means fewer bent and broken sections from falling branches. The joined sections of traditional gutters are weak spots that make them very vulnerable to being pulled apart or having sections torn off if they are hit by limbs or branches. Seamless pieces are made from a single piece of metal with no weak spots to worry about.

Adding More Style

Seamless systems are custom designed for each home as they are installed, so they always fit perfectly. It is easy to choose gutters that blend with the home décor because they come in many colors and can be purchased in copper, galvanized steel, and aluminum. There are no seams to collect dust and debris, so they stay looking cleaner for a longer period of time.

Seamless gutters require specific tools and knowledge to install, so they are often more expensive to install. That expense is returned to the homeowner over time as the system will last longer than most sectional gutters, and the average homeowner will spend much less on gutter repair. Anyone who wants a gutter system that is less likely to clog, break, or leak should choose seamless designs.

Contact Roofers Edge & Siding Inc today for a free estimate on gutter installation or repair.