Securing The Back Wing
Is it necessary to secure/screw the back wing of the All-Aluminum gutter guard? We recommend that you secure the back wing as it will add strength to your gutter system…
Roof Shingles Nailed Down
What if my roof shingles or tiles are glued/nailed down at the roof edge? If your roof shingles or tiles are glued/nailed down at the roof edge, do not disturb…
Roof Grit
Will roof sand grit clog the stainless steel micro-mesh holes? About 99% of the time the small roof sand grit will not clog the mesh. You can have challenges with…
Reversing The Guard
If I purchased the Black All-Aluminum gutter guard, can I flip it over to use the white side (or vice versa)? No, you cannot flip the gutter guard. We offer…
Removing Sections
What if I need to remove a few sections of my gutter guard? Simply unfasten the screws (front and back) from any section of the guard that you need to…
Removing Sections
What if I need to remove a few sections of my gutter guard? You shouldn’t have to remove our gutter guards unless you are repairing or replacing your actual gutter.…
Rainwater Runoff
Why do I have rainwater runoff? There are many reasons rainwater runoff may occur. If you are experiencing this, please call our customer experience team (844) 359-7683. Pro tip: Ensure…
Rainwater Harvesting
Is the gutter guard used in rainwater harvesting systems? Our gutter guard is the only gutter protection system in North America that is UL approved for NSF P151 and NSF…
Rainwater Diverter
What is a rainwater diverter and where can I buy them? A rainwater diverter helps disperse heavier flows of rainwater over a wider space of your gutter to lessen the…
Rainwater Diverter
What is a rainwater diverter and do I need one? A rainwater diverter helps disperse heavier flows of rainwater over a wider space of your gutter to lessen the chance…
