We did gutter guards for our two-story 3500 sq ft home. We were able to complete the installation with one person on the roof in about 3-4 hours per floor. It seems to be keeping leaves, nuts, and seeds out of our gutters so far. We have not noticed any problems with water standing anywhere on our roof or with water bypassing the gutter and onto the sides of our house. We will update the review if we notice any problems.

Put these on my gutters a few weeks ago. It’s bait the easiest job cutting them for the end pieces but you get the hanging it. Since then, I’ve watched leaves roll off the roof and over the gutters and I am pleased. Also haven’t seen rain pour over the gutters. So far I am happy and relieved. The product seems to work well and is much cheaper than professionals but they should send a few more screws. And inside corners are tricky but doable.

Just bought 2 boxes of gutterglove and recieved them in just a few days. I have several different roof angles and this product is versatile to all of them. Stainless steel screen is a plus as in the past squirrels would just chew through pvc gaurds. It took me just about 4 hours to put up 180 ft of this product. Going to order more for my barn.

I recently bought and installed this stainless system for my upstate NY ranch style home. Pine needles have been my biggest challenge and I tried the inexpensive plastic home center covers which did ok until the glued on screening tore away. These gutter covers looked to be just the ticket if I could install them myself. Earlier this week, I installed them on a 30 foot section which included an inside corner. I had to bend the back of each panel downward for the best looking result. After trying the method that came with the instructions, I decided to make a simple homemade brake. I screwed two 4 foot, one by two inch boards, to a piece of plywood just far enough apart to slip in a section of gutter guard and bent each piece with ease. At 72, my hands have lost much strength, this made the bending effortless. I also used a small angle grinder with a metal cutting disc to make any cuts needed. This also proved easier than tin snips for me. Once I got going, it took me about 3 hours to complete the section and I can’t wait for another decent day to finish the job. We had a medium shower this morning and they drained perfectly. I am waiting for a deluge to see if there is any overflow like I had with my plastic guards. One more thing I will mention. It appeared that I was using the fasteners provided at a rate where they would not finish the job. I emailed the company and more are on the way, no charge. My gutter cleaning days are over! A great product!

Purchased and installed last week. Overall happy, appears to be made well. Somewhat difficult to cut. Used a scroll saw, nips not working. 3 pieces in one box arrived damaged. Appears to be shipping related. Right after installing received a heavy downpour. Ate up all the water. One small issue is the mesh overlap at the end of each piece was not consistent in length. Had enough, just not consistent. Will the guards function when covered with leaves? Will find out.

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.

I just installed gutter guards this weekend and I was more than happy with the results. I used the self-tapping screws that were provided to attached them to my gutters. They even provided a magnetic Hex Head Driver Bit for my drill which made installation easy. I was not able to use tin snips to cut the aluminum edges; however, a hack saw did the trick when I need to cut the lengths to size. I had previously used plastic guards; however, the squirrels ate holes into them. I don't think they will be able to chew through the aluminum of the gutter guard stainless steel.

I have used a number of different gutter guards, and this one seems to be the best of the bunch. The sponge/foam types and hoods get clogged. The installation is straightforward. You get a free brush from them because tou donhave to brush them off on occasion. Good product.

I purchased this product as I live under very tall Douglas Fir trees and am constantly cleaning pine needles out of the gutter. I installed these today with ease, the most difficult part was climbing up and down the ladder. The only negative, was that there were a bunch of screws in my package that were too big for the drill bit that was included in the package. Can't wait to see how the covers work come fall.

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.