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My Gutter Helmets are clogged one year in. They told me today I am supposed to have them cleaned by Gutter Helmet once a year. Nothing anywhere says that. All literature says maintenance free, never clogs. One panel was bent. He wanted to replace multiple sections. He told me to turn it over to my homeowners insurance. I overheard the worker say that they had tightened it down too much during installation. Don't buy Gutter Helmet! They aren't worth it!
Total scam - Forget all the gutter guards / leaf filters and fabricate a gutter cleaning tool using pvc pipe and a ball valve for under $50. 1 - 5' length of pvc 1- 90° elbow 1 - 6" length of pvc 1 - 90° elbow 1 - 3" length of pvc 2 - threaded adapters so the final configuration is a straight pipe with a "U" shape at the top attach ball valve between hose and bottom of straight pipe using the two threaded adapters attach to hose close the valve turn water on hold up and over gutter regulating downward water pressure stream with ball valve handle
Aluminum is not as good as vinyl. You got cheap aluminum gutters at Dollar General along with those oversized womans sunglasses. Go back to your job at Jack N the Box.
Bull, it is the best thing going. Used it for many years and it works great. None of the others are worth the money. Sure you have to clean the gutters like all the rest. The top is still open to remove water, when others stop the water from going through. Water goes over the side. Water will still flow over when it is raining so hard the downspout is full.
I have the same problem on one side of a fifty foot long gutter, but not as bad as that. I already bent out the drip edge, but when it really rains capillary action just overwhelms the drip edge. Also, the gutter is not completely tight to the fascia despite enough hidden hangers. I do not understand it really.
Why spend so much for aluminum plating with big holes that allow your gutter to fill with roof shingle rocks while allowing mosquitos to breed in you gutter so easy to fly right through those little holes. I'm going to buy a spool of heavy screen, and save money, while avoiding cleaning out the shingle rocks while preventing mosquitos from breeding in my gutters. I bet that I can find a coil of galvanized stripping to secure that edges of the screen when screwing it into the gutter.
Hi and thanks for the great content! I am trying to compare the Raindrop vs Leaf Relief brand gutter guards. Do you have any insight on these 2 options when put against each other? Thanks!!
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Just had Leaf Filter install gutters on my home without the micro mesh filters. I didn't need them since I don't have any trees around my home. Gutter installation was horrible. I have standing water in several areas. My 1200 sq ft. 2 bedroom home gutter system was $7000. Rip off. If I had gone with the micro filters it would have been $14000. Stay away from Leaf Filter! They suck!
Downspouts need to flare into a larger opening at the gutter, similar to heating duct/ floor register. Too often this is where debris plugs up the flow.
I understand the strong desire to avoid cleaning out the gutters, especially as our age sets in; however, these guards never work properly after a season or two. The gutters still fill up with the tiny pebble particles from the shingles sgedding them, and it piles up ruining the proper flow of water to the down-spouts. The added weight over time of that coarse sand adds weight. Now add large volumes of water from a rain deluge where water now fills the enitire gutter, all the way to the downspout, which only handles the water that is high enough to go over the sandbars that formed in the gutters. The weight can cause deformation in the gutter, as the contact points to your house fascia start to droop because they're too far apart. Pine needles manage to insert themselves in cracks, crevices, and in the mesh, or cutout slots, and they stick there very well, many standing up and catching more material. I cleaned my best friend's homes (several of them) over the years, and was always amazed at how much material gets past the "filter" that leafguards purport to stop. Just go with a properly installed gutter, forget the leaf guards, and suck it up on paying your local handy man to climb the ladder and scoop out the gutters by hand, to include the piles of roofing tile sand. That sand will continue to fill the drains for the next two decades. You'll be happier in the end. Think of it as house maintenance, just like a car needs it's own maintenance. Good luck.
I love this stuff , I replace usually 5 yrs. I just got off my roof , I noticed a weed growing in one bc of 5 - 6 yrs of breakdown as a medium. So I will replace, approximately $100 for my roof. My downspouts never ever clog and I have monster redwoods all around.
Please just pay someone to clean out gutters as needed. All of the gutter guards have problems, especially with certain type trees nearby. Maple, sweet gum(worst due spiked seed balls), oak, pine trees, sycamore, are examples.
The main issue on my 50 ft 2nd story back gutter is that they need regular cleaning,and I am too old and afraid of heights to do it myself. At $190 visit,I would like something that would cut down on visits from my gutter cleaner company. Since clogging is due to mature elms,which drop 1/4 in seeds that turn to porridge when wet, I have been considering one of those wide mouth eavestrough outlets for my gutter. Would that enable water to drain better down my downspouts when the gutters get full of seeds?
In some older videos you installed gutter edge that snapped in place and then you fasten with some screws. This appears to be a different product. Why did you switch you said better, or just more economical / easier to install? I assume both of them just work by providing a drip edge. Is that correct?
Had LeafFilter installed on my last house. Burning the money for heat would have served me better. What a terrible product. The certified installer went awol when he saw the direction our install was going to go. He recommended modifications that I paid for that failed as well.
I am looking at putting about 78 ft of gutter with 11 ft drop on my house. Yours is the best explanation of the various types and what type of gutter I should get. Thank you.
