My father-in-law wanted to install gutter guards on his house. A local contractor quoted us a price of $1,250.00 to install 266’ of gutter guards. Fortunately he failed to show up. I decided to do the work myself and researched various options. I elected to go with the Stainless Steel Gutter Guard Kits from Sam’s Club. The available on-line reviews were almost unanimously favorable and Sam’s Club had the best prices I could find. I ordered three kits on 3 June, for a total of just over $600 which included the taxes for my area. The kits arrived via FedEx on 12 June. All kits arrived in good shape and each kit included the necessary screws, a magnetized bit holder and an extremely helpful & thorough instruction booklet. I studied the instructions (which are available on the Sam's Club product page and are pretty straight forward) and reviewed the manufacturer's instructions, also available from the product information page. The install went extremely easy despite 95 degree temperatures with 90 percent plus humidity. The only thing I did differently from the instructions was to use a mini-grinder to cut the guards. It was significantly easier than using tin snips. It took me three days to complete the job working alone for about four hours per day. I’m 65 years old and I’m pretty sure I could have done it in one day back when I was a bit younger. The hardest part of the job was moving a 24-foot ladder every 4 feet. I did need to get some extra screws from the manufacturer and contacted them via e-mail. I actually got a call back from the company’s owner offering assistance. I also got a return e-mail from the customer service folks advising me that they’d sent me the extra screws. Advice: #1 Read & heed the instructions; they’re great, #2 Visit the website and watch the video for your particular roof type a couple of times – well worth the time, #3 Register your product since it extends your warranty period by 15 years to a total of 25 years! I can’t overrate this product: the price was right, the product is high quality, the service was great and my father-in-law saved about $600. One other item: a stand-off for your ladder is imperative. Without it your ladder is resting against the gutters and makes the install a lot more difficult.