Regular v. Seamless Gutters: Why Seamless is the Best Choice
- Express Gutters

- Jul 22
- 2 min read
When it comes to protecting your home from water damage, gutters play a crucial role, but not all gutters are the same. If you’re considering an upgrade or installing new gutters, it’s important to understand the difference between regular (sectional) gutters and seamless gutters, and why you would want them for your home.
What Are Regular Gutters?
Regular gutters come in pre-cut sections that are joined together during installation. These seams, often every 10 feet, are sealed to prevent leaks. While they’re available at most home improvement stores, the seams can weaken over time, especially with exposure to debris, weather, and temperature changes. This leads to cracking, leaking, and costly maintenance.
What Are Seamless Gutters?
Seamless gutters are custom-made on-site to fit your home’s exact dimensions. Made from a continuous piece of material—typically aluminum—they only have seams at the corners. This dramatically reduces the chances of leaks, sagging, and buildup that can damage your siding, foundation, and landscaping.
Why Choose Seamless Gutters?
Fewer Leaks: With no seams except at corners, seamless gutters significantly reduce the risk of water leaks.
Low Maintenance: Fewer joints mean fewer places for debris to build up, reducing the need for frequent cleaning and repairs.
Custom Fit: Seamless gutters are made to measure, ensuring a cleaner, more attractive appearance that boosts curb appeal.
Durability: They’re stronger and more resilient over time, especially in areas with heavy rain or snow.
Increased Home Value: Seamless systems are seen as a premium upgrade, adding value to your property.
If you’re looking for a gutter system that offers better protection, less maintenance, and a longer lifespan, seamless gutters are the way to go. They may cost a bit more upfront, but the long-term savings and peace of mind are well worth it.
Contact Express Gutters today to add Seamless Gutters to your home!
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