Seamless gutters

Seamless aluminum gutters, one piece per run

One continuous roll of heavy-gauge aluminum, cut to the length of your roofline, in styles and colours to match the house.

Chapter 01

A seam every 10 feet is a leak waiting for January

Conventional gutters are made from several pieces of material, which leaves a seam about every 10 feet. Every one of those joints is sealed, and the seal is the part that gives out first.

In Wisconsin that joint works hard. Water gets in, freezes, expands, thaws and does it all again through every freeze-thaw swing between November and April. A joint that was tight in September opens a hair by March, and from there it is leaks, breakage and sagging along the run.

That is the failure we meet when we take old sectional gutters off a house in Brownsville or out toward Fond du Lac. Often the trough itself is fine in the middle and bad at the joints.

White seamless aluminum gutter and downspout outlet along a shingled roof edge

White seamless aluminum gutter and downspout outlet along a shingled roof edge

One continuous roll, custom-made to your roofline

Seamless gutters are made from one continuous roll of heavy-gauge aluminum, so the run has no seams in it. They are custom-made for your house rather than pieced together from stock lengths, in styles and colours to match your home.

Our team always arrives on time, works quickly with a meticulous eye for detail, and treats you and your property with the respect you deserve. Estimates are free, and the gutters carry a manufacturer's warranty.

Seamless does not mean fitting-free. Corners and downspout outlets are still fittings, so that is where the care goes: hung with a fall toward the downspout so water has one place to go.

Chapter 03

Where the water goes after it leaves the roof

A gutter that carries water to the downspout protects your siding, your roofing and your foundation. Water with nowhere to go runs behind the fascia, down the siding and into the soil along the foundation, and none of those repairs are small.

With no seams along the run there are no joints to open and re-seal, so there is far less to check each spring. Pair the run with gutter guards and the fall ladder work shrinks too.

If your gutters sag, weep at the joints or pull away from the fascia, call (920) 979-3483. A Gutter Rite representative gets back to you the same business day.

“Very professional, excellent work ethics, Great crew, perfect results.” Tim P

The 10-foot test

Walk a 40 foot eave and count the joints

Sectional gutter, seam about every 10 feet

10 ft
10 ft
10 ft
10 ft

Three joints inside the run, each one a place for water to find its way out.

Seamless gutter, one continuous roll

One piece, 40 ft

No seam along the length. Corners and the downspout outlet are the only fittings left to look after.

Made from

SectionalSeveral pieces of material

SeamlessOne continuous roll of heavy-gauge aluminum

Seams on the run

SectionalAbout one every 10 feet

SeamlessNone along the length

What goes wrong

SectionalLeaks, breakage and sagging at the joints

SeamlessProtection against leaks, breakage and sagging

Fit to your house

SectionalStock lengths

SeamlessCustom-made, in styles and colours to match