Seamless VS Seamed Gutters

[@ChiefBrianIrons]

What about 90 degree truns, it will have a seam that where I notice were leaks mostly occur.

[@lendavidhart9710]

Seamless gutters are the best, but, if you have a long run, with a down spout on each end, you could use end caps in the middle, and have two separate gutters on the same run, it's better than a drip at the seam.

[@chrisewen3813]

This seems (ahem) to assume that all seams would be siliconed not welded. If the building is solid, wouldn’t a welded seam be much stronger than siliconed seam and affect this comparison? I feel like I’m missing something here. I’m thinking about much thicker gauge galvanized metal round pipe.

[@joblow4827]

And with the crazy markup of seamless I’ll just seam mine thanx

[@JRCoronado24]

Hello, where can I buy a machine like that to run my own business? im located in alabama. :)

[@jonathanholden8794]

No one will notice a seam in the gutter 30 ft up on a two story home. Seamless is a sales gimmick to justify higher prices.

[@grantdolinski6337]

Don't know why they keep using the term seamless when in fact it is not you still have corners to caulk why not call this less seamless da

[@edwardluth7740]

Seamless gutters are thin and cheap. Buy strong aluminum or copper if you can afford. I’m sick of cheap stuff.