Built-in gutters, also known as hidden gutters, are gutter systems integrated into the structure of the roof. Since they can’t be seen, they are popular with homeowners who want a functional and efficient way to manage runoff while enhancing the… Read More »
One of the oldest types of gutter systems, box gutters date back to the eighteenth century. They were simple to make, requiring few tools and could be applied to residential dwellings and public buildings. When well-maintained, these gutters have been… Read More »
One of the several advantages of hidden gutters is the fact they are out of sight; since they can’t be seen from the ground, built-in gutters improve the esthetic appearance of a home’s exterior. But when out of sight means… Read More »
Hidden gutters or built-in gutters are often found on historic buildings and heritage homes. But in the past decade, they have been making a comeback. Advantages of built-in gutters include heightened esthetics and longevity. This type of gutter system is… Read More »
First appearing on homes, churches and public buildings as early as the eighteenth century, built-in gutters were integrated into the roof line often behind an architectural feature such as a cornice. Today hidden gutters are used on modern and contemporary… Read More »
