Stafford, VA
Black gutters look great on all kinds of homes and all materials. Of course in this case its a beautiful home on the Chesapeake bay.
Different roofing mtrls and colors
Although in the distance, the black gutter system really looks great when there are more colors to be combined with.
Multiple roof lines
The important here was to achieve a straight line from the top down to the underground pipe. Architechturally more pleasing.
Facing the pool
The system is dropping down into a groundpipe. Everything on the backside does to manage water around the pool.
Front of the house
Very sleek looking system.
The kid safe bottom elbow
Notice the curled up bead on the RBE or Reinforced Bead Elbow (got to hand it to the Swedes and their abbreviations lol). The edge is perfectly kid and pet friendly with NO sharp edges.
Garage
Beautiful view over the Chesapeake Bay.
Garage.1
The external hangers can be seen and provides superior, absolutely superior strength.
Garage.2
Facing the other way, up the driveway.
End of the garage
You can really see how clean the elbows and the whole system looks. No corrugation, and no screws or rivets cluttering up the clean picture.
The shed
It’s easy to cross water tables with offsets. The strength of the system and a few rivets keeps everything in place.
Shed side 2
Fastening teh downspout brackets in the brick mortar is a bit tricky to manage, since it is so uneven. In this case it worked out pretty well.
Downspout on brickwork
We actually managed to drill into the stone itself. None of the mortar lines where suitable. And then stones are not absolutely flat either lol. Nothing a good hammer drill and some tapcons won’t fix.
This beautiful home sits overlooking the Chesapeake Bay. With so many different colors on the siding, standing seam roof and the brick-work, really only one color was an option. Black looks fantastic on all buildings but it really ties everything together on this home.