Sag & Clog Free Gutter Installation & Gutter Guards Expert in Zimmerman, MN

A homeowner of Princeton, MN had frequent ice formation on the sidewalk leading to his front door as the garage overhang kept dripping right onto it. With no gutter there to catch the water, all the water could do was sit on the cement and freeze. A solution was needed quick, so the homeowner reached out to our office to get a free estimate of installing our seamless gutter system. Kevin Feldewerd, our regional salesman, visited the home on a brisk February day to draw up a proposal.

Since the homeowner knew exactly where he wanted the gutter and already had a drain tile location, Kevin's planning phase was rather simple. The entry path needed 25 feet of white Gutter Shutter with a single downspout aligned with the drain tile. Since any gutter by itself cannot prevent ice formation, the homeowner also wanted heat tape installed. Gutter Shutter's large size and removable hood is great for enabling heat tape installation, as we can easily make adjustments for placing it throughout the gutter. 

Whatever water problem you are looking to solve, Gutter Shutter of St. Cloud is ready to help provide a solution!

The open style gutters on several parts of Craig's home and shed in Zimmerman were not getting the job done. Through years of wear and tear, a few pieces had bends and dents that affected the water flow. Others were not sealed properly on the fascia board, leading to icicles behind the gutter. This just wouldn't do, so Craig went searching on the internet and came across our website and set up an appointment for his free estimate. 

Kevin Feldewerd, our regional salesman, visited the home to draw up a customized proposal. The job would take 180 feet of Gutter Shutter across five pieces, each with its own downspout. These downspouts, as part of the Gutter Shutter system, would be significantly upgraded from the existing system. Each would be installed with our industry-leading wide mouth outlet, instantly doubling the drainage capacity from each gutter run. On the bottom end, 4 out of the 5 downspouts would tie in directly to a drain tile. Our drain tile adapters would provide a much more durable and sturdy connection with the downspout than the previous ones. 

If your gutters are not protecting your home like they should, reach out to our office today and see how Gutter Shutter can get you the perfect solution!

Steve's house took some damage from summer storms that swept through Zimmerman. The existing one-piece hooded gutter system certainly needed to be replaced and the contractor working on the rest of the repairs reached out to our office to see what we could offer. With some provided paperwork in hand, Jerry Gary, our production manager, was ready to help them out and draw up a full proposal. 

The house needed 13 pieces of gutter, several of which would be connected by miters around corners, to cover all 238 feet of roofline. While the existing system had worked well for years, Gutter Shutter would provide a few upgrades. Each of the downspouts were planned to have our industry-leading wide mouth outlet added on, doubling the drainage capacity from the gutter. Furthermore, Gutter Shutter's two-piece design outperforms one-piece hooded systems, especially in terms of longevity and maintainability of the entire system.

Have you checked your gutters for damage from past storms? Contact our office today for a free estimate and inspection of your system!

The seamless one-piece hooded gutter system on Jim's home was well-damaged during hailstorms in the early summer. In searching for a replacement, Jim discovered Gutter Shutter as a potential upgrade similar enough to his existing system. Speaking with our office manager, Amy Pederson, Jim was able to have a quote drawn up in-house based on previous gutter installation paperwork. 

A like-for-like replacement with Gutter Shutter would provide Jim with several benefits. We would add into his system our industry-leading wide mouth outlet on each downspout, doubling the drainage capacity from each gutter run. Furthermore, the downspouts could now be attached directly into the drain-tile system emplaced in the landscaping, providing a more secure and efficient drainage system. With the existing system closing in on nearly two decades of life, a Gutter Shutter replacement would take away all that wear and tear, especially needed for caulking on the miters.

Whatever your case may be, don't wait for the problems to start with your gutter system. Contact our office today for a free estimate of upgrading to Gutter Shutter!

Joanne's open-style gutters in Zimmerman were crushed, along with part of the roof, during a summer storm after a tree tipped onto the home. The local contractor making house repairs reached out to our office to see what we could offer for an estimate of exact replacement of the system. Kevin Feldewerd, our regional salesman, made the drive out to the house to draw up a plan.

Because the tree fell on a corner of the house, it caused damage to a portion of two gutters. To ensure the gutters are a seamless system, each run would have to be fully replaced, totaling to 110 feet. Tying around the corners required box miters, enabling a smooth transfer of water around corners. One undamaged downspout would simply be re-attached to the gutter, while we would fully install another. This would upgrade the corner downspout to our 3x4 size, doubling the size from the former 2x3 piece. 

After our office worked with Joanne's insurance to assure full replacement, our production department was ready to get the job done. In a few quick hours, the home was equipped with brand new open-style gutters with a high quality screen and a new downspout. 

Have storms damaged your gutters? Don't wait for other problems to start. Contact our office for a free inspection and estimate!