I bought these some time ago for our new church we were constructing. We just recently installed them. They were pretty easy to install. This fall will be the test, but from my observation I believe they will work as well as the ones that are advertised on tv, and for a lot less money.

I purchased the Gutterglove gutter guards because Consumer Reports reviews said stainless steel gutter guards were the best overall gutter protection. "Yaa me!" for due diligence but what I didn't know was how easy the Gutterglove gutter guards are to install on my own.

This is my second set of these gutter guards. The first set we installed in our 5 inch gutters, but they were destroyed, along with the gutters and the shingles, by a hail storm. We have upgraded to 6 inch gutters and I am going with these again because they work so well. I wish the screens were supported a little better from behind, but for the money they are a great value.

I just bought this gutter guards to keep the tree debris from getting into my gutters. Just finished installing the gutter guards by following the included instructions which are very thorough. Takes a while to learn the best technique with the gutter system that I have, but then installation was a very straight forward. I screwed mine down, since it is hot here in Arizona in the summer. They are built very well, and being aluminum and stainless steel, should last forever. Screws and driver bit were even included in box.

I purchased approximately 180 linear feet of Gutterglove Stainless Steel Gutter Guard and installed it on my house. I was impressed with its quality and the installation went well. Consequently I purchased another box to install on my pole barn. The spouting has handled some recent rain well. We have not had a real downpour to date so I am hoping it handles this also. Time will tell.

I just finished installing the last 50' (112' total) today. Very good instructions. Color photos with lots of info. No instructions from China that are usually very confusing. Well equipped. I thought I would have to go buy special tape but it is included on the Gutter Guards. In addition, you also send a set of self tapping ss screws. Installing was easy but I took my time - maybe an hour/25 feet. Overall, a very good experience. Well done!

Installed these a few months back. They seem to be working well. Installation was pretty straight forward but I did have to get creative a few times. Due to my roof pitch I was left with a sizeable opening at the end of the gutter / guard run. I envisioned Carolina Wrens and other small birds using that opening and the gutter for a bird nest location. Definately did NOT want to find baby birds washed out of my down spouts. Patched the first run opening. Cut the rest of the last pieces long and folded the ends down to close tje opening. Forget cutting this stuff with used snips. It is TOUGH. I ended up using my 20v angle grinder which worked great. You will still need to plan on cleaing your gutters. With fall here mine need it now. But no more ladders as the debris is on top of the guards and not in the gutter. Should be a simple matter of brushing them off. I am happy with my purchase and my Gutter Guards.

I purchased this for a steel building. It required some modification because the gutter clips are attached to the top of the roof panel. The back of the screen was screwed to the bottom side of the roof panel because the screens are not quite wide enough to reach the back side of the gutter. We are doing water collection from this roof and expect the screen will do a better job than the previous gutter guards.

In the past I've installed curved, metal mesh gutter covers and plastic cover with a plastic screen underneath only to be sorely disappointed by both. I have now installed GutterGlove stainless steel gutter guards (both the 5" and 6" ) and can now relax and never again have to check for tree debris clogging downspouts just before a storm is coming. Although the inside and outside corners were a bit more complicated than I anticipated, a little ingenuity got me through that part of the installation. The straight parts of the gutter werea breeze to do.

I had four estimates for installing gutter guards on my house which ranged from $52.00 a foot down to a low of $32.00. None were of such quality to command that much money. I installed these stainless steel gutter guards by Gutterglove for about $1.90 a foot. I am planning on getting the 5” model for my detached garage.