What we do · 03
Guards fitted to the gutter you actually have.
A guard that is the wrong profile for the gutter, or the wrong angle for the roof, sheds water over the front and keeps the leaves. Fitted right, it means the ladder stays in the garage.
How we do it
The job behind the photograph.
Gutter guards work when they are matched to three things: the gutter profile, the roof pitch, and what is actually falling on the roof. Pine needles, maple seeds and oak leaves all behave differently on a screen. Under the big trees in Metamora and Addison Township the answer is a different guard than on a new build in a subdivision, and the honest advice is sometimes that a guard is not worth the money on that house.
Fitting matters as much as the product. A guard has to sit at the angle of the roof so water follows it into the gutter rather than sheeting over the front edge, and it has to be fixed so a winter of ice does not lift it. Zack fits guards to gutters he has hung and to gutters that are already there, as long as those gutters are sound. If they are not, you will hear that first.
Guards do not make a gutter maintenance-free. They make cleaning rare and easy instead of twice a year on a ladder. That is what is promised, and nothing more.
Fits
New or existing gutters
On existing gutters, only if they are sound. If not, you will hear that first.
Sized to
Profile and pitch
The guard follows the roof angle so water goes in, not over.
Trees
Matter
Needles, seeds and leaves all want a different screen. Ask.
Quoted
Free, in writing
Alone, or as a line on a new-gutter quote.
Free estimates
Get a number for your guards.
A rough size and what is there now is enough to start. Zack reads it, calls you back, and measures the roofline: free, in writing.
(586) 255-5387- kostiuk34@gmail.com
- Based in
- Almont, Michigan 48003
- Hours
- Calls answered seven days a week