Local conditions
The Split-Level Gutter Problem
Split-levels and tri-levels — Seaview staples — drain multiple small roof planes through transitions that sectional gutters handle badly. Seams stack up exactly where water concentrates, and fifty-year-old systems show it: streaked siding at level changes, rot at the fascia returns, trenching under the eaves. Seamless replacement resolves what patching can't, with continuous runs and corners formed for each transition.
Typical replacement on these homes is a one-day job, and it's the natural moment to fix the original builder's downspout count — many of these houses were built with the minimum, not the right number.
