Traditional gutters are installed in sections and then joined together on-site. These gutters are pieced together in sections and contain multiple seams. Each of these sections is joined using connectors or couplings and then sealed at the joints.
On the other hand, a seamless gutter is one piece of metal such as zinc, aluminum, copper, painted steel, etc., that is constructed on-site and then directly attached to the exterior of the house. Seamless gutters have no seams reducing the chances of leaks, and this is the primary reason they have become so popular.
Following are the 6 top benefits of seamless gutters that homeowners love.