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Rows of tall planted pines beside a sandy rural road under an overcast sky
Long County, Georgia

Gutter Installation Across Ludowici and Long County

Gutter Solutions LLC forms seamless gutters on site for homes, rentals and outbuildings in Ludowici and along the county roads to Aimar, Donald and Tibet, with enough downspouts for long eaves and discharge planned for wet ground.

  • 6-, 7- & 8-inch seamless runs
  • Outlets at both ends of long eaves
  • Manufactured-home roof edges
  • Rhino micro-mesh for pine needles

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  • Long eaves, split pitchAn outlet at each end
  • Discharge planned firstFor flat, wet flatwoods lots
  • Rhino micro-meshMade for pine needles
  • Written specificationFree, measured on site
Long County at a glance

One city, and a lot of county road

Long County spans about 400 square miles of Atlantic Coast Flatwoods, from Fort Stewart on its northern tip to the Altamaha River, which forms the entire southwestern boundary inside a wide, swampy floodplain. Ludowici is the county seat and its only incorporated place.

Long County, GA

County seat
Ludowici
Largest city
Ludowici (1,590 residents)
2020 Census
16,168 residents
Major river
Altamaha, the southwestern boundary
Nearest rain normal
51 in. a year at Fort Stewart
Neighbors we serve
Liberty, Tattnall, Wayne & McIntosh
City and communities we cover
  • Ludowici
  • Aimar
  • Beards Creek
  • Donald
  • Tibet

Out on a county road or close to the Liberty or Wayne line? Call and we will confirm your address.

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Rural lots, long eaves

Why a clean gutter still spills at one corner

Most gutter trouble on a rural Long County house is not dirt in the trough. It is one downspout asked to empty an eave that needs two or three.

What we see

One outlet for a whole eave

Ranch houses, single-wides and shops often came with one downspout at the far corner. In a downpour the whole run floods toward it and spills over the front.

What we do

We add outlets until no stretch of trough carries more roof than it can drain, with 3x4 downspouts wherever the measured roof area calls for them.

What we see

A slope that runs out of fascia

Pitch a very long run one way and the far end hangs visibly low, or the slope stays so shallow that water sits in it and softens the fascia.

What we do

The high point goes in the middle and falls to an outlet at each end, so each half drains quickly and the line still reads straight from the yard.

What we see

Downspouts emptying onto soaked ground

On nearly two-thirds of the county’s mapped soils the seasonal water table rises to within about a foot of the surface. A buried pipe laid into that sits full of water.

What we do

Where the lot falls to a ditch or a low edge, we pipe it; where it does not, extensions carry the water across the surface to ground that slopes away.

Manufactured homes

Seamless gutters on a manufactured home

Census estimates put mobile and manufactured homes at about 37 percent of Long County’s housing, more than one home in three. Three details change on them.

01

The roof edge picks the hanger

Newer units often have shingles over a real fascia board and hang a seamless run like any house. Older ones may have a metal roof edge instead, so we check it and choose hangers to suit.

02

Long eaves drain two ways

A single-wide’s eave can run nearly the full length of the home. Splitting the pitch sends each half to its own downspout.

03

Water kept off the skirting

Rain dumped at the skirting soaks the soil under the piers and adds damp beneath the floor. Extensions carry each downspout’s water well past it.

Pine straw carpeting the ground beneath tall, thin pine trunks in afternoon light
Rhino micro-meshPine needles stay on the surface
Pine flatwoods

Needles in the trough, limbs on the roof edge

Slash, longleaf and loblolly pine cover the county’s sandy flatwoods, and pine timber has always mattered here. For a gutter that means a steady drop of needles, and trees that come down in storms.

Irma put trees down across the county in 2017, one on the power lines on South Macon Street in Ludowici. An EF1 tornado in April 2020 snapped and uprooted trees across Griffin Ridge Wildlife Management Area, and in 2021 Tropical Storm Elsa dropped a tree on a Ludowici house.

  • Rhino micro-mesh keeps needles on top
  • Hidden hangers screwed into sound fascia
  • Storm-bent runs replaced, not patched
  • Outlets cleared of packed needles
A rural install, step by step

What happens when we come out to a Long County job

The roll-former rides on our truck, so a farmhouse at the end of a dirt road gets the same continuous runs as a house in town.

  1. 01

    Call or text the details

    The road, the building and what the water does now. Photos sent by text help.

  2. 02

    Measured on site

    Each eave, the roof area feeding it, the pitch, the fascia or roof edge, and where water can go in the yard. Our guide to how 6-, 7- and 8-inch gutters are sized explains the numbers.

  3. 03

    Everything in writing

    Profile, size, outlets, downspouts and every discharge point go on the free estimate. Nothing starts until you agree.

  4. 04

    Formed beside the house

    Each run is cut from coil to the length of its eave, hung on hidden hangers and pitched to its outlets.

  5. 05

    Flushed and walked

    Water runs through every outlet, offcuts leave on the truck, and each extension is checked against the plan.

From the public record

Four Long County numbers behind every estimate

  • 37%Manufactured homesShare of county housing (Census ACS)
  • 64%Wet groundMapped soils with a water table within about a foot (USDA)
  • 10.87 in.Debby, August 2024Rain at the Taylors Creek gauge (NWS)
  • 6.67 in.June normalWettest month at Fort Stewart, the nearest NOAA station
Rain running off a row of red clay roof tiles into the gutter below
A roof-tile town

Ludowici took its name from a clay roof-tile maker

Johnston Station became Ludowici when it incorporated in 1905. William Ludowici had chosen the stop for a roof-tile plant for its ceramic clay and its railroad, and the tiles went out stamped “Ludowici – Dixie.” Locals said red tile covered every dwelling, barn and chicken coop in the county.

The plant closed after 1913 and many tiled roofs were replaced, but the 1907 Well Pavilion still wears Ludowici clay tile. On a tile roof we hang the gutter from the fascia and work from ladders, not from the roof. We don’t do roofing, and the tile is left as it is.

  • Fascia-mounted hangers only
  • Nobody walks on the tile
  • Fascia checked for soft spots first
  • Half-round or K-style to suit the house
Where we work

From Ludowici out to Tibet

Ludowici is the only incorporated place; the rest is unincorporated communities along the highways and creeks.

Ludowici

County seat

The 1926 courthouse town drains west to Jones Creek and east to Doctors Creek. Fewer than half its homes are owner-occupied, and we quote rentals for landlords too.

Aimar

Northeast

On US-84 in the northeast, the highway from Ludowici toward Hinesville and Fort Stewart. About three in ten Long County homes were built in 2010 or later; if yours came with no gutters or a builder’s minimum, we quote adding them.

Donald & Beards Creek

Northwest

Off US-25/301 toward the Tattnall line. Beards Creek, which had a post office from 1853 to 1915, takes its name from the Altamaha tributary that forms that line; creek-side lots get the grade checked before any buried line.

Tibet

Southeast

About 15 miles south of Hinesville at 56 feet above sea level, lower than Aimar or Donald. On flat ground like this we plan where the discharge goes before we plan the gutters.

Questions

What Long County homeowners ask us

Still have a question? The quickest answer is a phone call, and we will talk it through with you.

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Yes. A newer manufactured home with a shingled roof and a fascia board takes a seamless run like a site-built house; an older unit with a metal roof edge needs a different hanging method, which we confirm once we have seen the edge. Either way, every downspout is extended past the skirting.

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Just over the county line

US-84 runs 15 miles northeast to Hinesville, US-25/301 crosses the Altamaha to Jesup, Beards Creek marks the Tattnall line near Glennville, and SR 57 heads southeast toward Darien in McIntosh County.

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A newly built one-story house with pale green siding and bare white fascia, no gutters yet, on a fresh lawn backed by pines and bare hardwoods
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Call or text Gutter Solutions LLC, or book online. Whether it is a new build with bare fascia or an older house with one tired downspout, we measure every eave, count the outlets it needs and put the plan in writing, free and with no pressure.

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Serving Ludowici, Aimar, Beards Creek, Donald and Tibet.

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