My husband installed and he is 70 years old. Said it was easy to work with and everything was provided. Oak trees recently did spring shedding and the gutters blew clear with the wind.

We had the Gutter Guard professionally installed because my husband has balance problems and no longer climbs ladders. Since installation we have had a few heavy rainfalls, and the Gutter Guard has been working fine.

Easy to install. Looks like they will work and we will no longer have to clean our gutters! Reasonable priced alternatives to expensive major installations.

I previously installed some of these on the back slope gutters and it eliminates cleaning out the gutters. They are very well constructed being all stainless steel.

I like the product and it is fairly easy to install but I had one section that separated when I tried to bend it to fit for installation. I already had to bend several others with no problems. I like the idea that you supply a magnetized bit

I am still in the process of installation, there have been thunderstorms every day for more than a week here on the high plains. But, the combination of aluminum and ultra-fine stainless steel mesh should work really well for a long time.

These gutter guards are really good. Well built with stainless steel mesh. I put them on my house and liked them so much I put them on some of my rental properties.

Have concrete tiles on my roof in Arizona. Was very easy to install the Gutter Guards. Put on a good pair of gloves and just slid the bottom tile up about 8". After attaching the Gutter Guard with the tape, I lifted and slid the tile back in place, being sure that the tile extended beyond the edge of the fascia board. I did not need any screws as the weight of the concrete tiles held the rear portion of the Gutter Guard in place. See attached photo.

Purchased these after quote from "that" company that advertises on TV, newspapers and periodicals. The cost of their installation for their product was through the roof. I installed these in no time flat. The only drawback is cutting these. I began using tin snips and eventually hurt my wrist because of the difficulty getting through the front and rear metal. Reverted to a hack saw to get through the front and trailing edges. The mesh cuts like butter using tin snips. I chose not to use the self adhesive tape just in case I wanted or needed to remove a panel. Mitering the corners was a bit of a challenge due to my metal roof nad roofing caps. All in all I would definetly recommend these gutter guards. I hope they hold up because I just completed installation a week ago. I don't see why they wouldn't hold up (to hurricanes as well) because they're well made. Best part about this is I will no longer have to clean out my gutters and you cannot see them from the ground. Cheers!

Glad I installed these! Can be a little tricky if you need to do the bending, definitely make sure you use squared off wood, I inadvertently used rounded and had to follow up with my level to get a good bend. My roof has quite a few angles, so I got pretty good at making cuts. All in all installation was straightforward. It rained the next day and no leaves!