What is the difference between seamless and sectional gutter systems?
Sectional types are sold in pieces that measure from 10- to 22-feet long. They are made out of vinyl, painted aluminum or even pre-painted steel. The gutter sections are joined together by various types of connectors. All sectional systems have end caps, corner pieces and drop outlets for connecting to downspouts. The downside of sectional gutter systems is that there is a potential for leaks at the seams that is aggravated by weather over time. While they can be installed by the homeowner the drawbacks are considerable which is why they have declined in popularity. They may even impact the salability of your home because of their known limitations. Seamless gutters are the most popular type today. Seamless gutters are usually made out of aluminum that has a baked-on finish, but they may be made from copper or factory-painted steel. We bring a special machine to the job site so that we can cut them to exact measurements that we take on the spot. These types of gutters cannot be install
