With an electric drill, tin snips and my ladder I was able to install this easily myself. for under 300 dollars for my front and back of house. When getting an estimate to have it professionally installed they quoted me up to 6500. to protect my gutters. save me some good amount of money. and a feel good did myself job.

I finally made up my mind after reading and buying samples of gutter protection items. Gutter Guard is the best I found and the price is very reasonable. Went on real easy although I had to make no cuts except on the last piece for length. The guards are very sturdy, it really surprised me. I don't think they will sag or bend like the others I have seen. The price is great, these ended up being cheaper in price than the cheap quality ones I found. Installation went just as expected with no issues.

Recently received order for Gutter Guard Kit by Gutter Glove. Well packaged, included an excellent installation guide, plus sufficient self tapping screws & tool adapter for drill. Once I figured out how to modify the start and end panels, the rest of the job was an intuitive & simple process. Being 67 yrs. old, the ladder climbing wore me out - but well worth the effort. Looks good, pleased with the end results. The sturdiness of the installed panel was far better than other brands I sampled and tested. In summary, good value and quality product !

I ordered a second batch - they are that good. Far superior to the plastic large-grid covers I had on my gutters before. In an area with many large trees, these are the answer, especially if you don't want to replace entire guttering system. Highly recommend!

As advertised, This product was easy to install. I opted to use the included screws and the included nut driver. I installed almost 70 feet in about 4 hours. It was easier than I thought. Once I figured out the motion needed to slip it under the existing shingles it went on fast. Had to clean by gutters twice in 6 months before this product. I can already see the leaves blowing off the gutters.

Very easy install, quality self tapping screws along with the guards 4.5 stars. The hardest part about the install is moving the ladder and climbing. My pole barn is 24 by 32 with a 24 ft lean to. Perfect one piece left over. Have the same guards on my house but had them installed by contractor.

These gutter covers work very well. I installed two days ago, and have gone through our first rain since the install with great results. There is no doubt that these will keep the debris (including roofing sand) out your gutters. I was somewhat concerned whether the water would actually still be able to get into the gutters. After the first rain, all went well. We got about an inch of rain in 24 hours, and the gutter covers took it well. Will have to wait and see how a real downpour goes. The installation was OK. Straight runs go very well, but inside and outside corners were tough to install. The instructions for installation are outstanding! The gutters covers were tough to cut. Good thing - they seem very durable, making them tough to cut; bad thing - they are tough to cut. Take the good with the bad. The use of tin snips to cut these is pretty tough. I used a dremel with a metal cutoff wheel, and that went somewhat better. Overall - A+ for quality, A- for installation ease, A + for quality of the supplied installation instructions.

Just had this installed today after fighting with years of clogged gutters. Looks like it will definitely do the job. Very sturdy and will never rust. Mesh is tight enough that nothing but rain water could get through. Looking forward to years of not cleaning gutters again. Installs easy

Easy to install, although our gutter required option 4, which was a bit more work...but at least there are instructions to cover all types! Very sturdy stainless mesh, and appears that it will last for a long time. Great that screws are included, also. No trips to the hardware store!

I purchased 5” stainless steel gutter guards and installed them in 5” aluminum gutters against a metal roof. These gutter guards are a high quality product. However, the quality of the installation depends on how good you are at metal work. I was able to bend the screen nearest the roof down and press into the gutter with a slight bowing of the screen where the spring force holds them in place. I didn’t use the screws and left the backing on the adhesive strips. Most sections laid in flat, but a few required a little extra work to fit uneven openings. I used a 4 ½” angle grinder and aviation shears to cut the sections. They have been installed for three months now during the fall. As Gutterglove’s information says, no gutter guard system is perfect. Leaves will build up on the screen, but are easily removed. Leaves that haven’t blown off tend to get pushed to the bottom of the screen during rain storms leaving room for water to pass through. So far, I haven’t had a situation where rain overflowed the gutters and we get heavy rain here in SC. Early this fall, I was concerned about one area where pellets from oak leaf caterpillars rolled down the metal roof and fused into the fine mesh of the screen. These deposits appeared to clog the screen, but rain water dissolved the deposits and eventually washed the screen clean without overflowing. The insides of the gutters have remained clean. I’ve had metal downspout screens which clog quickly, plastic gutter screens sold by the roll and mesh filters that only last ~5 to 8 years/don't filter out the fine stuff. The aluminum frame and non-magnetic (I assume 300 series) stainless screen material of these gutter guards should last much longer, probably decades. I’ve been pleased with them so far.