Screen Boss installs engineered structural gutters and seamless aluminum gutters across the Tampa Bay area. Structural gutters carry the load of your attached enclosure or roof system, while seamless gutters roll out in long, joint-free runs that match your home's color.
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Not every gutter is built the same, and at Screen Boss the difference comes down to engineering. Structural gutters are fabricated from heavy-duty aluminum extrusion and designed to carry the load when a screen enclosure, pool cage, or solid roof system attaches directly to the gutter — they're a structural component of your build, not just a water channel. Seamless gutters, on the other hand, are rolled on site from lighter-weight aluminum coil through our gutter machine in long continuous lengths, which minimizes joints and seams that can leak over time and gives you a wider range of color options to match your home. Whether your project calls for a load-bearing structural gutter tied into an enclosure or a clean seamless run for standalone water management, we size, engineer, and install every system to handle real Florida rainfall and wind exposure.
When a screen enclosure, pool cage, or solid roof system attaches directly to the gutter, we use heavy-duty aluminum extrusion engineered to carry the load of the entire structure — not just channel water.
Our seamless gutters are rolled from lighter-weight aluminum coil through our gutter machine in long continuous lengths, reducing the number of connected pieces and joints that can leak over time.
Seamless gutter comes in a wide range of color options to match your house color theme, giving you a clean, finished look that blends right in.

Got questions about Structural & Seamless Gutters? Here are quick answers.
Structural gutters are built with heavy-duty aluminum extrusion and engineered to carry the load when a screen enclosure, pool cage, or solid roof system attaches to the gutter. Seamless gutters are made from lighter-weight aluminum coil material rolled through our gutter machine in longer lengths, which reduces joints and seams — and they come in more color options to match your home.
If we're attaching a screen enclosure, pool cage, or solid roof to the gutter, structural gutter is required to carry that load. For standalone water management without an attached structure, seamless gutter is a great-looking option with more color choices.