I get a ton of leaves. So many that I have to clean the gutters several times in the fall and spring. I wasn't interested in paying thousands of dollars. I checked out the Gutterglove Gutter Guards and felt they were only a little more in cost but way better in quality than competitors. Had bad luck with flimsy vinyl and other metal-products did not have the micro-mesh. Installation was pretty easy once you do a couple. On a cosmetic note, you can't really tell they are there!

I bought the Gutterglove Stainless Steel Gutter Guard kit and was initially a bit intimidated by the installation due to the slope of my roof. After watching a few installation videos on you tube (there are several), and being driven by the powerful urge to eliminate the need to constantly clean my gutters of pine needles and other leaves, I finally gave it a shot. Doing a complete clean of the gutters so they could be covered was by far the worst part of the process! The first couple of panels I installed were a bit of an experiment and did not go as easily as I might have hoped, but after a bit of experimentation the rest was relatively easy. Most important, they work! I still need to occasionally clean the pine needles off, but this can be accomplished with a brush, from the ground... no more ladders! I am very pleased with this product.

Just installed 180' of SS Gutter Guard last weekend and all went well having just beat the snow by one day. Instruction were very good and easy to follow. I did have the gutter installation guys install the Gutter Guard in 2 sections that were too high for my ladder. They claimed to know all about this SS screen product but corners that they did were done very poorly. I would advise explaining in detail to the workers, how to do the work in accordance with instructions. For me, the only slow part of the job was positioning the screen under the roofing valley tin. Since my gutters were new I exposed the tape for fastening. Then because I had doubted about how well the tape would adhere in Dec. in MN, I added a screw at each end. Also, since our roof has a high pitch, I built a make-shift jig so that I could bend all the sections equally so achieve correct slope. I did find it easier to cut the aluminum rails with a jig saw and the screen with the tin snips. I also trimmed a 1/4" square off both ends of taped rail so they could be butted end to end when installed. Only complaint. As mentioned by someone earlier, most of panels required some minor straightening at each end due to slight damage during shipping. As suggested, some foam padding in box might solve problem.

After extensive research I found that Stainless Steel Gutter Guards to be the best product on the market. During my research I discovered that Sam's Club offered the best price. They arrived at our house in a timely fashion. Installation was easier and quicker than I expected . I highly recommend Stainless Steel Gutter Guards and if I were to need gutters in the future Stainless Steel Gutter Guards will be my only choice.

Replaced old gutter screen on one section of gutters so far. Installation went pretty smoothly, once I figured out how to deal with overlap areas. Worked perfectly during a downpour the next afternoon. Have now moved on to replace 2 more sections of old gutter screen. Installation gets easier with each section.

I bought these 5 years ago and we sold our house right after. I did not install them but brought them with us to our new house. As our remodeling is nearing completion I have begun to install them on our new gutters. They fit perfectly ( I bought the 5” size and used them on 6” gutters). Not sure I would like the way the 6” size would look due to having to hump them up to fit. They go on so easy and fast.

Appears to be a high quality product. The stainless steel mesh is fine enough to keep even the roof sand out of the gutters. I was wondering if water would flow through it since it was so fine, but after 3 days of record downpours, it handled the high rate of water without any problems. Installation easy on the straight runs once you learn how to pre-bend the 4' section (if needed - it was on my installation). The corners required more time and effort. The top and bottom bracing is heavy duty aluminum and can't be cut with normal tin snips. I used the 3M tape (supplied) for most of the installation and it worked great. Looking forward to not having to clean out gutters again (normally had to multiple times during the year).

I'm in the process of replacing the shingles on my garage roof and I had the solid style gutter guard with clips and thought there had to be something better out there. I researched a lot of brands and settled on this one and look forward to installing them.

I've just completed the installation of these stainless gutter guards. They look great. The learning curve is important as once you figure out the tricks and techniques, the installation is much more manageable. Be sure to read the manual and watch videos to help determine the best mounting strategy. I'm happy with the final product, but it required several days and lots of patience!

I have over 350' of gutter running around my house with 7 downspouts feeding a large cistern which supplies all of our water needs. Keeping leaves and pine needles out of the gutters has been an ongoing problem for nearly 30 years. The original owner of the house had installed 1/4" mesh plastic screen which was not effective at all in keeping debris out of the gutters, so I removed them and relied on periodic trips to the roof with a leaf blower to keep the gutters clean. Pine needles are a huge problem here and it looks like this fine mesh stainless steel gutter guard may be able to keep them out. I ended up buying 360' (three 92' plus three 28') and had one 4' piece left when I finished. This appears to be a very good quality product and installation was relatively easy. I used the supplied self tapping screws to secure all panels as we have a lot of wind here and I was not sold on the long term outdoor durability of double sided tape. The biggest problem I had was with inside corners, but after doing a couple I developed a process that seemed to work pretty well. Now that the job is finished I am waiting to evaluate how well it works long term.