Some houses in Texas may lack rain gutters due to factors like low precipitation levels, sloped terrain facilitating water runoff, building codes, aesthetics, or alternative drainage solutions.

One of the best rain gutters for those that need gutters that can hold rainfall in large volumes is galvanized steel gutters. They usually last about 30 years as long as you clean them well. They are more resistant to rust and rain compared to aluminum so they are perfect for those that leave in very wet environments.

Longer lifespan: Seamless gutters can easily last over 20 years, even with low maintenance. A typical sectional gutter will only last around 20 years (assuming regular maintenance) and must be re-sealed every one to five years.

While seamless gutters have no seams along most of their length, they still do have them at the corners. These are the most vulnerable sections of the gutter system, and when they're compromised, leaks become more than a possibility.