The Gutter Shutter System Photo Album: Avondale Estates, GA Gutter Installation | Gutter Shutter in Almond
When Benjamin purchased his one-story home in Avondale Estates, GA, he quickly noticed a common but costly oversight: no gutters at all. Every time it rained, water cascaded directly off the roofline and pooled right at two entry doors, creating a slippery, frustrating mess for anyone stepping outside. Left unaddressed, this kind of uncontrolled runoff can lead to soil erosion, siding damage, and even foundation problems over time, since rainwater has nowhere to go but straight down against the house.
Rather than commit to a full gutter system around the entire home, Benjamin worked with Karl at Gutter Shutter of Greater Atlanta to design a smart, targeted solution: seamless gutters installed only above the two doorways most affected by heavy rain. The project included more than 100 linear feet of gutter and downspouts, finished in a classic Almond color to blend seamlessly with his home's exterior. Karl specified Gutter Shutter High Flow Inside Corners and Wide Mouth Outlets to maximize water flow at the transitions, paired with a 3x4 Almond downspout to carry water safely away from the entry points.
The result is a low-maintenance, targeted gutter installation that solves Benjamin's exact problem without unnecessary cost. With the Gutter Shutter System's wide-mouth outlets and high-flow inside corners in place, rainwater is redirected cleanly away from his doorways, protecting guests and family from getting soaked and keeping the entryways free of puddling and water damage, all backed by a system known for resisting clogs and sagging for years to come.
No gutters and damages fascia
The house required a gutter system urgently. Before installing new gutters, we needed to replace the damaged fascia.
New Gutter being installed
Here is a front view of the location where Benjamin requested the gutter installation.
Water pours onto walkway
This section of the home's walkway takes the brunt of heavy rainfall. Gutters will be a welcome addition. No more large puddles in front of the main entrance.