Easy to install, great materials, should last many years of normal weather. Only downside is corners in the gutter requires cutting angles to fit, and can be a little tricky or take a couple tries at first. I left extra screen beyond the aluminum rails so the two cut corners would overlap some. Straight runs are easy and quick. It took a couple hours to clean out gutters prior to installing used rubbing alcohol to clean off top edge of gutter for best tape bond. Let it sit in a sunny day to cure tightly to cutter. Mine didn't need the screws. I'll double check them after the first good storm here in OK City. Maybe I'll put a few of the supplied screws in if any come loose. How easy? I've put up over 160 feet of guards in about 6 hours, with 3 corners. Once you start it's pretty easy going, unless you have a difficult roofing material to work with. If so, ask a friend to help, and it will go smoothly. And I've used a cordless 4in grinder with a cutting (thin) disk and it goes through the guard like butter to cut angles.

Product almost easy to install. We had a large firm give us an estimate in excess of $2300 to fix and install their product on a 23' length of gutter on my front porch. I bought 93' of a very similar product, which will do both front and back. I've already done the front. I am in my 80's and did not have any difficulty in completing the project.

These have a good feel to them. Not lightweight or flimsy. Installed well. We used the screws rather than tape. Chose these as the ridgid screen is right and looked like it would keep out the maple pods and leaves well. Covered gutters very well and appear as if they should last many years.

Bought this great quality Stainless mesh with ample amount of permanent sheet screws that work great also . Directions well made out and warranty cards . Only one time product after installing easily. Took me 6 hours 120 feet cleaning and applying. Corners and Heavy duty snips and a drill with the included screw bit for easy screwing . Awesome !

These were installed on my back porch which is shaded by a couple of trees. I had the foam inserts and generally grew maple trees in them. This design looks very promising (ask me in a year), and it went on very easily. I look forward to not growing any more trees in my gutter.

Today it rained. It was sooo nice to have the gutters cleaned out and the rain flowing out the gutters and away from the house! I had a company come out and tell me that it would be about $1300 to get a crew out and material. That did not include labor and it was only for one side of the house . Purchasing the Gutterglove stainless steel gutter guard kit cost me $177. I love my Gutterglove purchase! Thanks!

Well-made product, I installed them on two homes ,very little issues with them. Provided self tapping screws and socket to install them is very helpful. I find using an angle grinder to trim the pieces made the job a lot easier, but sharp tin snips work also.

Instructions were good and installation was relatively simple. Used supplied screws and they worked well. After three days of rain the guards worked well.

Installed with provided self-tapping screws using a battery-powered driver. Installation was straight-forward (following instructions). Note: I’ve installed same guards years ago on another house. Adhesive strips did not work well for me; so I’d recommend using the screws for a more secure installation. At this previous house, the guards with micro-screen mesh work very well. They keep gutters clean while allowing water to flow into the gutters.

Very happy with the quality of the product and the enclosed instructions were very detailed and covered any typical application. The only reason I did not give this a 5-star review is that it certainly is not easy by any means to cut this material with tin snips (and I have good quality heavy duty tin snips). As a result, for the end cuts and corner cuts, I found it necessary to climb down the ladder, walk to the garage, and make the cuts with a sabre saw, and then return up the ladder to put the piece in place. I have about 200' of gutter. The first 40' was a typical learning process and took longer than expected. The remaining 160' should be more efficient. I would recommend this to any do-it-yourselfer who is comfortable with tools and working on a ladder. However, I would think gard before tackling this project on a two story home.