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Traditional gutters come in pre-cut sections that are pieced together during installation, whereas seamless gutters are extruded to custom lengths on-site using a specialized machine. The benefit of seamless gutters, such as those provided by Prestige Gutter Systems, is that they have fewer joints, reducing the chance of leaks and requiring less maintenance. They’re also more aesthetically pleasing since they provide a smooth, tailored look.
Choosing between 5” and 6” gutters depends on factors such as your roof’s surface area, slant, and local rainfall intensity. Larger roofs or those with a steeper slope generally require 6” gutters. At Prestige Gutter Systems, we offer a free consultation where we assess your home and advise on the best gutter size for your specific needs. This ensures optimal performance and longevity for your gutter system.
The Spectra Eco Guard and Leaf Blaster Pro are effective gutter guards that prevent debris from clogging your gutters, but each offers different benefits. The Spectra Eco Guard is a durable, cost-effective solution with a flat design for simple installation and maintenance. On the other hand, the Leaf Blaster Pro has a unique micro-mesh technology that blocks debris and allows water to flow freely, making it a more advanced, though a pricier option. We can discuss these options with you at Prestige Gutter Systems and recommend the best one according to your home, budget, and the surrounding foliage types.
Aluminum is the most common material for gutters because it’s lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and available in various colors. However, other materials like vinyl, steel, and copper are also used depending on the home’s style and owner’s preference. At Prestige Gutter Systems, we provide various gutter material options and will gladly guide you through making an informed decision based on aesthetics, durability, and cost considerations.
While you do not always need to replace your downspouts when you replace your gutters, it’s often a good idea due to the compatibility and efficiency of the entire system. If your downspouts are aging or damaged, it’s best to replace them along with your gutters to ensure both components work well together and extend the life of your whole gutter system.