Gutter Installation Before & After Photos

With their old gutters deteriorating, clogged, and warped, this Williamsburg, VA homeowner needed to replace their old gutter system that had come with a leaf guard. 

They chose to install the Gutter Shutter System which is guaranteed to never clog, sag, or pull away. Its extra-wide trough and downspouts carry 20% more water than traditional 5" gutters and will keep the homeowners off the roof and ladder, checking "clean gutters" off the chore list for good.

This homeowner initially contacted us about water and moisture concerns in their crawl space. At their inspection, we found that there were no gutters on the home. This meant that all of the water-shedding off of the roof during a rainstorm was dumping right against the home's foundation and making its way into the crawl space. 

Adding GutterShutter to the home is part of the solution to helping this crawl space. We need to manage the water around the home to prevent water and moisture infiltration into the crawl space as much as possible. The water infiltration, high humidity, and warm temperatures in the crawl space caused mold and mildew growth, and insulation damage under the home which will also be addressed. 

This Yorktown, VA client was tired of cleaning their gutters and dealing with pine needles getting stuck in their gutters and gutter covers. They wanted a solution that prevented them from having to clean their gutters in the future, so we installed the GutterShutter system. 

This Yorktown, VA homeowner had old gutters that were overflowing and clogged, damaging the fascia board. 

The Drying Co. removed the old gutters and downspouts, replaced the rotted fascia board, and installed the Gutter Shutter System. The Gutter Shutter System is a seamless metal gutter with a hood, utilizing liquid adhesion to keep debris out and let water in. The system is guaranteed to never clog, sag, or pull away and its unique high back protects your home's fascia. 

This home had no gutters on the back, which meant that during a rain storm, water would dump into the patio and into the pond. 

Gutter Shutter was installed along the back of the home at the first and second levels to manage the water and prevent it from dumping into their patio space and water feature.