Thanks Man for taking the time to do this video. It went appreciated. Definitely a lot of controversy regarding gutter guards. In the North they all ice over during winter.
Great video!! Good to know thanks for sharing. How does the hydroflow perform in the winter with ice build up? Have you gotten a chance to see them in action over the winter yet? They seem like the best way to go as far as mesh goes.
Any gutter guard that does not go under the shingles and angles down to the front of the gutter is useless. Gutter guars that sit flat on top of the gutter just create a shelf for debris to sit on.
I'm just trying to get someone to email me back about a refund. I bought it 2 days ago and it's pretty much awful, honestly. Which surprises me because I love their RU-vid channel. Take it from me, the RU-vid channel has all the value, not the course.
You helped me focus on the right question to ask, "what kind of trees do you have around your house?" I have the helicopter seeds. Should I use the mesh type of gutter guard?
Thanks for the review. How do these flat guards do with tree debris (pollen, buds, twigs, etc.)? Iwould think it would just pile up on the flat area. I saw your other guard review that included the under shingle surface tension design, but I don't see any reference to under shingle mesh screen designs. Is that for a reason?
Okay a couple questions/comments. A little background I have a maple and a birth tree in my back yard so I'm constantly cleaning the gutters of maple seeds and the birch seed pods. Seems like the ledges that you talk about that keep the water from going over the edge would be something where the birch seed pods and maple seeds would collect. Any comments on that?
I spend most of my time throwing them out. So much dirt still gets underneath the guards causing more damage and resulting in a much more expensive clean. Add it to the list of scams right alongside the Microsoft Technical Support con and the classic Nigerian Prince scam.
