Texas Seamless Gutters Offer Long-Lasting Rainwater Control for Your Home and Yard

Seamless Gutter FAQs

1. Are gutters necessary in Texas?

Two factors determine whether gutters are necessary: soil conditions and weather conditions, both of which can cause expensive damage to the foundation, yard, and siding.

Consider annual rainfall figures for each of the regions we serve.

• The Gulf Coast Region: 40 to 60 inches of rainfall annually.
• The Prairies and Lakes Region: 26 to 40 inches of rainfall annually.
• Texas Hill Country: 16 to 32 inches of rainfall annually.
• South Texas Plains: 16 to 28 inches of rainfall annually.

Gutters are only optional in dry, arid climates. Some parts of Big Bend Country are arid enough to go without, but homeowners in most regions of Texas need rainwater protection.

As for soil, there are 21 major land resource areas with similar soils. Clay-type soils that hold water are very common in the wetter parts of the state. Whenever your soil holds water, keeping that moisture as far from your foundation as possible becomes more important than ever.

2. What are seamless gutters?

We're talking about custom-cut gutters that are created on-site to run the length of your home instead of in ten-foot lengths like sectional gutters. The only join points are at the corners.

Seams are a major snag point for leaves and other debris in sectional gutters, serving as places where clogs and leaks tend to form. Seamless gutters eliminate these problem spots.

3. What do seamless gutters look like?

These advanced gutters offer your home a smooth, streamlined, and modern aesthetic.

They're also available in 57 colors, which means they can complement or contrast with your house trim as you desire.

Check out project photos of our seamless gutter installs posted regularly at Facebook and Instagram.

4. Our preferred manufacturers

We source locally whenever possible and use the finest manufacturers in the state. Examples of our major suppliers include ABC Supply and Senox.

Both have outstanding reputations for providing superior quality materials.

5. How are seamless gutters made and installed?

We bring the roll forming gutter machine right to your house and cut the material on-site to ensure a custom fit.

We then install your system with rivets, rather than screws, to make sure that our gutters can withstand the kind of high winds and falling debris that are typical of the severe weather that is common in the state.

6. How long do they last?

It depends on the materials you use.

• Aluminum gutters can last 20+ years.
• Galvalume gutters gutters can last 70 to 150 years.
• Copper gutters can last 50 to 100 years.

Any of the three materials are a fine choice for Texas gutters, and we offer all three!