Seamless Gutters In Genesee County, MI
Installation, replacement, and repair of your gutters
Seamless Gutters or sometimes known as Continuous Gutters are gutters without any seams. The lack of seams helps prevent leaks and makes your gutters significantly stronger. Continuous Gutters also help make your home look better because they form on straight, seamless edge along the edge of your roof.
A Better Roof For Less custom builds seamless gutter systems for your home or building. After inspecting your roof edges, and existing gutters (if you have them), we’ll then take detailed measurements of your roof edges. Once we've got all of the information we need, and we know everything we need to about your installation we’ll get to work fabricating your new seamless gutters.
We Make Continuous Gutters Out Of:
Aluminum: Aluminum continuous gutters are light weight, durable and won’t ever rust out on you. Usually they are painted to prevent oxidation of the Aluminum.
Galvanized Steel: Galvanized seamless gutters are another good choice. They are stronger than Aluminum gutters but the trade off is that Galvanized steel gutters can rust. Especially around holes drilled for installations, seams, or anywhere that the bare metal is exposed. Galvanized steel gutters are also slightly more expensive than Aluminum gutters.
When Gutters Meet Fascia
One of the issues we run into quite frequently when installing gutters on Michigan homes is that their drip edges (flashing on fascia to prevent water from getting between fascia and gutters) do not stick out far enough. This causes a problem when the water gets behind the fascia and actually rots it out. On many of our gutter jobs we end up having to make additional flashing for the homeowner to fix this issue. It’s a small detail that makes a big difference when protecting your home from preventable water damage.
We Offer Seamless Gutters In Genesee County
- Argentine
- Atlas
- Burton
- Clio
- Davison
- Fenton
- Flint
- Flushing
- Gaines
- Genesee
- Goodrich
- Grand Blanc
- Lennon
- Linden
- Montrose
- Mount Morris
- Mundy
- Otisville
- Richfield
- Swartz Creek
- Thetford
- Vienna
Questions About Seamless Gutters?
Seamless gutters are a type of rain gutter system that is cut and formed to the exact lengths needed for your home, reducing the number of seams or joints. This can lead to fewer opportunities for leaks and blockages. Seamless gutters can be manufactured on site, so you get a perfect fit for your home.
Seamless gutters are typically installed by professionals using specialized equipment. The gutters are measured and cut to the exact length needed for each section of your home. They are then securely attached to your home with hangers, and the downspouts are installed.
For most homes, seamless gutter installation can be completed in a single day. However, this can vary depending on the size and complexity of your home.
Seamless gutters can be made from a variety of materials, including aluminum, copper, steel, and vinyl. Aluminum is the most common material due to its lightweight, rust-resistant nature, and affordability.
Seamless gutters offer several advantages over traditional segmented gutters. They are less likely to leak, easier to clean, more visually appealing, and can be custom-made to fit any home perfectly.
Like all gutters, seamless gutters require regular maintenance to function effectively. This includes cleaning out leaves and other debris, checking for and repairing any leaks, and ensuring the gutters are securely attached to your home.
Yes, seamless gutters are designed to handle heavy rainfall. They should be installed at a slight angle to guide the water towards the downspouts. The effectiveness of seamless gutters in heavy rainfall will also depend on their size, with larger gutters capable of handling more water.
Yes, seamless gutters are available in a wide variety of colors and styles. We offer custom color matching, so you can choose gutters that complement the color scheme of your home. In terms of style, the most common types are K-style and half-round gutters.