Gutter Facts
While seemingly small, gutters are the backbone of protecting your home’s foundation. When harsh weather strikes, we rely on gutter systems for water management to keep the water flowing away from roofs and sidings.
Lifetime Seamless Gutters offers complete services for each area of gutter protection. Learn more about each service and its importance for your home gutter system.
Seamless Gutters
If your gutters need re-sealing or are often overflowing – you can benefit from seamless gutters!
Why Seamless Gutters?
Unlike standard sectional gutters, seamless gutters are crafted specifically for placement. Seamless gutters are molded from one piece of material rather than built and sealed by sections. With no sealing and units, seamless gutters are leak resistant and have much longer lifespans than traditional gutter systems.
Seamless gutters prevent mold, mildew, and water damage to your roof, siding, and more through a smooth-flowing system. Seamless gutters present a stunning look to your home, adding protection and seamless beauty.
Soffit and Fascia
Both Soffit and Fascia play an essential role in the look and function of your home.
Soffit and Fascia are the primary construction of eaves. The eaves are part of the roof hanging over the home’s exterior walls. Soffit is the horizontal framing on the underside of the eave and extends out past the exterior walls. Fascia is the board that extends vertically across the exterior walls on the roofline and is what the gutters attach to.
Soffit and fascia give homes a safeguard against the elements. Proper installation and sealing provide your home with a cohesive and clean appearance.
Why Soffit?
Aesthetically, soffit adds stunning color and design to your home, giving the exterior added character. Functionally, soffits protect rafters from weather damage. The soffit helps keep moisture from the rafters, preventing mold and rotting. If your roof has an overhang, the soffit supports natural ventilation in the attic, improving air quality and preserving materials.
Why Fascia?
Fascia is front facing and where gutters are attached to. Fascia is vital in directing water flow away from your home and protecting its foundation.
Fascia supports the gutters, shingles, and roof of your home. Fascia gives a finished trim look and is made of durable material that helps with moisture and water flow.
Downspout Installation
Downspouts are very necessary for your gutter system. A home without gutters and downspouts is much more susceptible to corrosion, water, and moisture damage.
The downspout is the vertical sectional where the gutters flow water to the roof’s edge and down through it to dispense water. Downspouts push the water into drainage systems that keep moisture away from your home’s foundation
