Seamless gutters in Smyrna and metro Atlanta
Sectional gutters come in short pieces joined together, and every joint is a place that can drip. Seamless gutters are formed on site to the length of the run, so the only joints left are at the corners and downspouts.
Gutters are the last step in the roof’s job. Everything the roof sheds lands in them, and if they fail, that water ends up against your fascia, your siding and your foundation.
Signs yours are failing
Water over the edge
Overflow in a hard rain means a clog, a bad pitch or a gutter too small for the roof above it.
Drips at the joints
Old sealant lets go, and the stain down the fascia or siding shows you where.
Sagging or pulling away
Loose hangers or soft fascia. Standing water in the low spots adds weight and makes it worse.
Water at the foundation
Washed-out beds or a wet crawlspace can mean downspouts are dumping water in the wrong place.
Check the fascia first
New gutters need something solid to hang on. If the fascia behind the old ones is soft, it gets fixed first, and the estimate will show it.
