Gutter Installation Before & After Photos

Ed was in the market to put a first gutter system on his home. After receiving a company postcard in the mail, Ed called up our office and got an appointment set up with Kevin, our Minnesota salesman. Once he had a full installation plan in hand and saw a demonstration of our product, he signed off on the work and got our production department moving. 

In these photos, you can easily see the step-style fascia boards. To properly mount a gutter, a flush surface is needed to maintain the flow of the system and keep the water following the trough. We make this flush by bending up metal flashing at a 90 degree angle twice, creating a square shape that adds depth to the recessed fascia board. In the installed photo, it is easy to see how the lower half of the gutter is not sitting against the lower board. 

Gutter Shutter of St. Cloud installed our premium open-style product on this home to get this section's water away from the house!

The old seamless gutter on this home in Sauk Rapids, MN was clogging, rusting, and leaking from its perch on an angled fascia board. With such a steep angle, the gutter had been mounted with inside hangers and wedges to keep it flowing towards the downspout end, which wear and tear eventually reduced. Gutter Shutter's extra-large gutter trough and our commitment to long-lasting design changes our approach to working on angled fascia boards.

Rather than using wedges that can rust out, we build out 1x6 boards to square off the angle and create a solid surface for the gutter to be mounted on. To ensure longevity and water protection, we also fully wrap the boards with a color-matched fascia wrap. The high-back design of Gutter Shutter also helps prevent water from slipping behind the gutter and into the fascia. This 33 foot piece of seamless gutter was installed with our solid-cover style to eliminate any chance of catching pine needles. All this would drain down to the far end downspout, equipped with our wide mouth outlet to ensure maximum drainage. 

Scott a repeat customer of ours had us come out and install the Rain Drop Gutter Guard on his home to keep his gutters clean and clear of debris!

This project reached our office through a contractor needing to add new sections of gutters to a house. Rather than sticking with the old seamless hooded system, they went with Gutter Shutter to take on the new areas, especially drainage off the deck.

Our expert salesman, Kevin Feldewerd, identified how to best install the system for the area. Due to nearby pine trees, the solid hood design was selected. To properly mount the gutter on the stone wall, a 2x6 cedar board was secured into the stone. This enabled the patented Gutter Shutter Brackets to be properly installed, attached the gutter with our sag-free guarantee.