Gutter Installation Before & After Photos

A major addition to Chris's home south of St. Cloud, MN was naturally getting the full works of exterior improvement, but no gutters had been planned out to manage all the roof water and protect the fascia boards. We followed up with Chris based on an old quote and sent out a salesman to draw up a new estimate for gutters on the home with the addition. 

With the new addition, the planned gutter system would be a total of 148 feet of seamless Gutter Shutter spread across 7 separate sections. We would also need 157 feet of downspout to properly set up drainage for the entire system. Two spots would use a drop-in downspout connection to collect water from high gutters and send them into lower sections. As shown in the photo, this sets up a drainage point with 100% water capture that goes right down to a wide-mouth outlet for maximum capacity drainage! You can also note that our downspouts can be lined up on vinyl siding, stones, or whatever material your house uses. 

Here is a home that needed gutters installed. The homeowner was looking to make sure that their walkway was protected both in the summer seasons from rain pounding down on the landscape and the winter, making sure to keep everything from being icy. 

Heavy snows from this past winter built up on the seamed open-style plastic gutters on a home in St. Cloud. One seam busted on a section near the front door, leading to a noticeable leak out of the gutter as the snow melted. The homeowner was ready for an upgrade and started researching different options online. After coming across our website, he reached out to our office and set up an appointment for a free estimate of gutter replacement. Kevin Feldewerd, our lead Gutter Shutter of St. Cloud salesman, was able to visit the home to draw up a quote and plan. 

With very few trees nearby, the homeowner was sure he wanted to stick with a open-style gutter system. Kevin then drew up a proposal for our premium RainGuttersXL system. These seamless rain gutters aren't your average open-top gutters. Heavy gauge aluminum gives them unmatched strength and the squared trough design nearly doubles the amount of water it can hold. To ensure no water dripped off the side of the roof, we also added in a small deflector piece to redirect water right into the gutter. Beyond the replacement of a plastic downspout with our 3x4 aluminum, the addition of a wide mouth outlet instantly doubled the drainage capacity from the system, pushing it down into a long downspout extension that would send all of the water away from the house and into the lawn.