Rain gutters are more important than you might realize. Though they can add a nice decorative element to your home, their primary purpose is to prevent mold, mildew, and other water damage. Gutters keep your home in place by directing rainwater away from your siding and foundation. Does that mean everyone needs gutters? Yes, with a few exceptions. This guide explains what makes gutters necessary and explores how you can tailor them to fit your home’s style. You may also want to invest in gutter guards to keep your gutters clean and functioning properly. Gutters are installed under the edge of your roof to catch rainwater as it streams down your roof’s surface. The gutters then direct water to the edge of your roof and into vertical sectionals called downspouts. Often, downspouts dispense the water into drainage systems or extensions that relocate the water away from your home’s foundation. You can also design an eco-friendly gutter system that channels the water into tanks for gardenin
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