The regular clips won’t work through the mesh of the gutter guard. I tried adhesive clips but they didn’t stay up in the rain we had yesterday. Any great ideas? (besides staples)

I have a lot of trees and now that the leaves are falling I would like to put the toppers on this year while I clean out the gutters. Please let me know the best and cheapest way and product I should use. Also if you have expreience with this in the past [...]

Snow shouldn’t make too much difference to your gutterguard. Hail on the other hand can damage it.

Does it work well? How’s your experience with this product?

House gutters prevent rainwater and roof water from trickling into a resident’s dwelling or basement. Without it, the acidic rainwater may cause structural damage to both the foundation of a home and the building itself. It is important for homeowners to get gutter guards to prevent twigs, leaves and other rubble from p…

Just about every house is equipped with rain gutters. They hang there below the roof eaves, just waiting for rain to fall so they can collect the water and direct it away from the walls and foundation of your house. You probably donâ??t think about them very often…unless you donâ??t have a gutter protection system [..…

I have found a product that has been very useful to me. It was a real tight woven mesh material that only let water in. I used it on my house and it works very well. The link is below.

For hundreds of years rain gutters have been used in house design. Many different materials have been used over the centuries starting with stone, later zinc and wood, and today aluminum, galvanized steel, or copper. And as long as there have been rain gutters, there has been the need to regularly clean out the gutters [...]<…

The trees in our subdivision are finally tall enough to send their leaves into our gutter, so this year, we want to add a gutter topper to prevent this. How does one choose which is best?

And are they any better than what you can install by yourself? Thanks