Customer Reviews for Gutter Guard by Gutterglove 4 ft. L x 6 in. W Stainless Steel Micro-Mesh Gutter Guard (80 ft. Kit)

Best all around gutter guard and easy install. Will require less maintenance down the line than the cheaper alternatives.

I’m a handyman getting older and not liking ladders so much anymore. I’ve convinced my 28 regular clients to have me install gutter guards on their houses. Have already done a few and it works great. This will save them $ and my aching bones.

This is the third gutter cover brand I had installed since we bought our house 22 years ago. The first two were a waste of money. We have (3) 60-foot tall oak trees, a locust tree, and a few other tree varieties around my house, so imagine the amount of leaves and stuff that fall on my roof year round. The reviews on this brand posted all over were promising, so I am giving it a try. The quality of the stainless steel mesh look great. I tried to put loose shingle granules on the mesh to simulate what will happen, and found it stayed over the mesh and did not go through, which is a great sign. Installation was easy, just make sure you have a good impact driver (wink...wink...DeWALT) to help drive the screws that came with the package. I am optimistic this will be the last time I will be up on a ladder to clean my gutters, but we will wait and see.

I put up these guards about 4 years ago, problem from day 1. Took them down today and sold for scrap. Water runs over the gutter guards on to the deck. They do keep the leaves out however the mash fills up with shingle grit after every rain and the leaves just lay on top of the guards.

We were looking at several guards at HD and online...and looked at a few videos on YouTube as well for recommendations and they did not recommend the instore ones as some of the designs/materials were more or less garbage...We narrowed it down to two brands/design where the install required using screws...but it came down to warranty and maintenance. Of course we went with the GutterGard and bought the box of 20 and10...Installation was not difficult at all, and it looked great!!

Smart simple and design that is well built and will hopefully last a long time. It was very easy to adapt it to my gutter installation conditions and installation manual is well written and illustrated.

I purchased these In September 2019 and installed soon afterwards. They have now been in place over a year and a half. These things were very easy to install and have worked wonderfully. I have had no clogged gutters on my house or garage and I used to clean out clogs a few times a year. Looking out my second story window I can see some asphalt shingle grit gathering on the top but they are still doing the job. Just Not having to get up on a ladder in a year and a half makes them worth the money. My brother waited until I was happy with them and he now has them on his house too.

I installed these gutter guards in the fall of 2019. I went from cleaning my gutters two or three times a year to none now. These gutter guards keep everything out including the asphalt granuals. Occasionally I sweep out the valleys of the roof where a buildup can occur on the gutter guards. If you wait long enough the buildup drys and blows off. I have been so pleased with these guards I have installed them on three other houses where family members live.

Went up quick and easy. Clear instructions, covers almost every possible situation. Give you everything you need to install. Make sure you have sharp tin snips like they tell you. Mine were so dull i went and bought new ones which made it very easy to cut the guard to size.

This is a well made product. The installation instructions were easy to understand and the web site has great videos. I have both metal roof and asphalt shingle which required 2 different methods but neither one was hard. I ordered a brush at the same time not knowing that once you get the product and register it , they will send you a free brush.

Last week I purchased three boxes of the gutter guards and installed them on the lower floor of my home. I was fortunate enough to not have to bend the guards at all to fit onto my gutters. I was able to slide them under the roof shingle and screw them correctly to the gutter without issue. It literally took longer to clean the gutters then it did to install them. Today, we have had almost 5 inches of rain in Southeast Texas in a two hour period. I went outside and watched the water cascading down the roof and into the gutter without issue. No spill over, no splash, nothing other than the water going where it should. I am very happy with these new gutter guard screens. I replaced a leaf guard that you can see in the picture is not doing a good job. The old one seem to do a better job of capturing leaves than keeping them out of the gutter.

Easy to install and appears to be good quality. After install tested with a garden hose. After about 3 seconds 0 run over. So happy to not have to clean these gutters again.

We had wire mesh gutter screens before and I was always having to reinsert them when they fell out. The Gutter Guard screens were easy to install and since you can screw them to the gutter, hopefully I will never have to reinsert or replace again. It took about 6 hours to do my entire gutter system.

Great product that will prevent clogged gutters for years to come. Easy installation too. Can’t recommend enough.

This Gutter Guards by Gutterglove works perfectly and was quick and easy to install. Not disappointed at all!

Very strong, comes with screws. These work great and nothing is going to take these off. I had lots of gutters to do and they were up high, real high. I decided to go with bending the back up close to 90°. If I had done down then it would have been way to hard to screw to the house because my gutters are to close to my roof and I got the 5" so going under the shingles would have been short and I just didn't like the idea. I tried lots of different ideas to keep 2 together laterally, I tried pre drill and rivet, I tried slicing and overlapping more, cutting it right off and more. I landed on what I think is the best. I used clear caulk, it did the trick. Used a bonding and really good, I used less than 1 tube on the whole job. I make my work bench and made 4 marks where I then lined up an untouched piece of gutter guard. I used a punch then went to the drill press and knocked out all the holes. Then I bent the backs up. I used some 1.5" screws for some of the back but mostly the small ones. Use a bonding type and

I installed my self and no little seads from trees not going true well done no more clean gutter thanks

After building a break to bend them to size. These are great. I installed these on my father's house as his house is surrounded by pine trees. These completely stop pine needles from getting into the gutters.

Collects debris. Water runs over. Leaves sit on top.

Excellent manufacturing, and in today's markets... that is worth the cost alone. Simple install, took less than 3 hrs for the whole house. They work flawlessly and I no longer have to deal with cleaning out gutters or waterfalls from the gutters during rain storms.

Easy enough to install yourself and comes with good instructions. I took away a star because one section was poorly manufactured. It was missing a crimp in the frame so the wire mesh was separated from the frame. I had enough good sections to complete the job.

I have had plastic gutter guards for 5 years. Decided to go with Stainless Steele this time. Really glad I did. These are just as easy to install as plastic and will never need to be taken down. The plastic ones sometimes would bow up and be visible from the yard. You can see from the photos these are almost invisible and being steel they will not bow. Also in the photos you can see ALL THE OAK leaves on the ground and then when you look at the gutter guards you don't see ANY on them.

The advertising claim of "Stop Cleaning Your Gutters for Good" is a bit misleading. There is still a bit of cleaning work to do to prevent water from overflowing the gutters. There is always a heavy rain in the fall that brings down the leaves. Some of those leaves will cover a portion of the gutter guards and cause water to miss the gutters. See the first picture below. You will have to brush leaves off the gutter guards once or maybe twice a year with a brush attached to a long pole to remove those leaves. (16 feet or more if you have a two story house) See the second picture below where the leaves have been removed with a brush. The good news is you won't ever have to get on a ladder to remove all the leaves and debris from the gutter. The gutter guards do a wonderful job of keeping junk out of the gutters. Your gutters won't clog, get full of water and overflow. Debris from the gutters won't flow into your underground drainage system and clog it.

I utilized these gutter guards on a straight commercial gutter with building having a metal roof and they worked flawlessly. Guards are heavy duty and very easy to install with the two way system of tape or self tapping screws, I went with the self tapping screws for ease of removal later if needed. Tape would require clean up and retaping if needed to be removed later, I did leave tape on for separation of stainless to aluminum. These guards tucked under metal roof with no bending or cutting of edge, just had to give more bend at edge to gutter to make lay flat on gutter. I have a metal brake for bending so bending guards was a breeze but I'm sure using a straight board and clamps would also work as pictured in the instructions. I choose these guards over others for these reasons, one plastic sags over time, two the longer length of 4' over 3', three stainless steel no rust issues, four aluminum edge, no corrosion. Living in the woods with oak trees that have tassels in the spring, acorns in the fall as well as leaves, I see in my future no more issues with having to clean my gutters. Only issue I can foresee is the oak tassels in spring may clog holes in screen but they recommend a brush clean every now and then, will have to wait till spring. I see no issues with sagging later due to the heavy duty stainless steel and aluminum edge construction and would recommend these guards to everyone with commercial gutters. Aluminum ladder for sale or trade!

Finally an answer to clogged gutters! I replaced the gutter foam inserts which had become caked with moss and debris. Gutterglove is the bomb! Quality product and a lifetime solution! Installation was straight forward and they look great. Thanks!!

Easy to install and effectively keeps out leaves. It took me about 6 hours to install about 136 linear feet. The fine stainless steel mesh keeps out leaves and even roof shingle granules. The aluminum edging was tough to cut through with tin snips.

After 19 years at our home, we still had not conquered the battle of debris in our gutters and downspouts. We had already begun investigating our options for solutions, especially Gutter Glove, when we were randomly visited by a salesman for a company installing similar guards at a vastly inflated price. My hubby politely told him no thanks, and our search continued. Our biggest issue was trying to figure out which size we needed. After a bit of trial and error, we concluded that we needed the 5” gutters. They were perfect!! My hubby was still recovering from knee replacement surgery, so my son and I installed the Gutter Glove guards on the gutters in the rear of the house. Satisfied with the job they did when we experienced inclement weather from Hurricane Laura a day or so later, this we ordered another box so we could install them on the remaining gutters on the side and top of the house. I was able to install the guards over the majority of the remaining gutters, and we rented a 12’ A-frame ladder so our son could install the rest!! We’ve since returned the ladder, so short of climbing onto the roof, which I’m not feeling disposed to do, we’re not able to see how well they’re working. However, based on the performance of the first box we installed, we are resting easy that they’re doing the job as intended!

Simple install - read the clear instructions, trim the end piece, and start sliding the panels under the shingle ends! Set the driver clutch lightly to avoid overdriving the self-tappers, and after several ladder moves, i was done... took longer to clean the old asphalt rubble and this year's pine needles than the install! Gutterglove's excellent customer service group reminded me that the 4' length is nominal and i was glad to have a few panels left over.

This product had all the features I was looking for to protect me from having to consistently clean out my gutters, especially the roof grit and leaves. This avoids the risk of me climbing a ladder as I get older. The 25 year warranty, allows rainwater cathment system and micro mesh was a plus! Have only had installed for a little over a week now.

*** My previous review referred to the product as Gutter Guard instead of Gutter Glove. I am correcting it here. I installed Gutter Glove on a few of the gutters in my home that collect the most debris. We are surrounded by pine trees here in Cape Cod and this product keeps those pesky pine needles out with 100% effectiveness. In addition, shingle grit doesn't get through the very fine mesh. The stainless steel/aluminum material is perfect for our coastal zone. Our home has three different configurations of roof & gutter - flat roof, steep roof, and low hanging gutters. The installation instructions were very helpful in handling each case. I am now installing Gutter Glove on the rest of our gutters the total length will be about 240 feet. This is a significant investment but well worth it. In a few years, I won't be climbing ladders, so this will ensure clean gutters for as long as I own my home. Here are a few tips I discovered while installing mine: (1) Use a hacksaw to trim the ends. The edges are too thick for normal tin snips. (2) Build a brake out of a 2x4 to help make bends uniform. (See photo) (3) Trim the mesh that extends beyond the front edge (cut a small square) to allow gap-less butting of pieces on the front of the gutter. (4) Trim about 1/2" off the flange on the front edge of the first and last pieces in order to lay flat over the end cap.