We all know it’s a drag when your gutters get clogged with leaves or other debris. Common gutter-clogging culprits are leaves, deceased birds, bird’s nests, as well as small twigs and branches. Over time, if ignored, this debris can turn to dirt and result in live growing plants.
When your gutters get clogged, you have to climb-up there and clean them out, or risk problems with your gutters or foundation if you don’t. With a leaf gutter protection system, you no longer have to worry about leaves, birds, nests, etc. clogging-up your gutters.
We offer the Leaf Blaster and Gutter Screen EZ Lock gutter guard systems. These leaf gutter guard systems are made from aluminum or steel. Dried leaves and other debris simply blow away in a breeze. Because they’re aluminum or steel, they won’t warp or deteriorate over time, unlike plastic leaf gutter guards. These systems are completely enclosed so birds, squirrels and other small animals can’t build nests in them. They won’t interfere with your roof and are invisible from the ground.
Because Leaf Blaster and Gutter Screen EZ Lock gutter guard systems attach to both the back and front of the gutter, the overall strength of your gutters are strengthened even more.
FAQs
Q. Do gutter guard systems really work?
A. Yes! They really work to help keep leaves, nests, birds, twigs, branches, etc. out of your gutters while still allowing the flow of rain water and melting snow through your gutters and down your downspouts.
Q. Which roofs do your gutter guard systems work with?
A. Our leaf gutter guards work with any roof because they aren’t attached or part of the roof. Whether you have traditional asphalt shingles, standing seam metal, stone-coated steel shingles, tiles, slate, etc., our gutter guard systems will work for you.
Q. What do your gutter guard systems keep out?
A. They keep out large debris, such as leafs, birds, bird nests, etc. They won’t keep out asphalt shingle granules or dirt.
Q. How long with the gutter guard systems last?
A. It should lasts as long as your gutters. Because they’re aluminum, they won’t deteriorate like plastic gutter guards do. They also won’t break or shatter in hail storms.
Q. Does my new leaf gutter guard itself need to be cleaned?
A. Overall, your gutter will require less maintenance. However, you should occasionally check your new gutter guards to see if any leafs or small twigs got stuck in the small holes in the guards. Often, most leaves blow right off in a breeze. 🙂
Leaf Gutter Guard Installation
When you’re ready to order your new leaf gutter guard system, contact us for a free estimate. We’re happy to come to you, measure your gutters, and provide you with a free gutter guard installation estimate.