Gutters installed with gutter guards or screens will need to be cleaned less frequently.

Answer: True
Explanation: That is the whole point of gutters guard, to kepp your gutters clean

Answer: True
Explanation: Got to God's will keep the big leaves and sticks and twigs out but you should still clean them once a year general maintenance will provide a happy long life for those gutters I don't clean gutters anymore but other people do

Answer: True
Explanation: We offer 2 products - a 10 year no-clog (never clean those gutters) and a transferable lifetime warranty product that guarantees it for life and if you sell your home, the new homeowner gets that same warranty

Answer: True
Explanation: This is entirely dependent on the area you live in and the type of guard or screen you choose to be installed and the manner in which they are installed. Example: if you choose a simple mesh screen installed flat on the gutter and you live in the middle of a wooded area you will spend as much time cleaning the screens as you would the gutter. An experienced and professional installer can lead you in the right direction with this choice. Installed correctly with the appropriate guard for the area= yes.

Answer: True
Explanation: Less debris less cleanings

Answer: True
Explanation: Although not all gutter guards types are effective in the long run. Premium gutter guards require little and in many cases no maintenance

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: The right gutter screen makes a HUGE difference. A screen vs a flat panel vs a round panel each perform differently depending on how much foilage and the pitch/size of your roof

Answer: True
Explanation: True but only to an extent. Difference being that although the gutter may be clear from debris, a buildup of material will occur that is sitting 'half on the roof and half on the screens'. So instead of gutters holding material 'inside', where it possibly could be flushed out it, it now sits on the roof and can retain moisture that could lead to wood rotting and other problems.

Answer: True
Explanation: Properly installed gutter covering should prevent debris from entering your gutters.

Answer: True
Explanation: This is generally the case, and of course is the whole purpose for gutter guards. However, be aware that they will still need to be cleaned at some point, and I have found that in particular screens make the whole job much more difficult. For this reason I do not normally recommend screens as a gutter guard (there are better options).

Answer: True
Explanation: Guards are designed to keep leaves and debris out.

Answer: True
Explanation: Guards or screens are an excellent way to keep debris from entering and preventing flow in your gutter system.

Answer: True
Explanation: Yes, but still require maintenance.

Answer: True
Explanation: Gutters with screens or guards should only have to be maintained, and not fully cleaned. Less quality screens often need swept off because debris will lay on top. Some companies, All Gutter Pros included, offer top quality protection that requires very little maintenance and no cleanings.

Answer: True
Explanation: Gutter guards and screens are meant to keep leaves and some debris out of your gutters. Even though you may have gutter guards or screens, it may be necessary to clean them out every now and again to get out the mud and roof grit that may have got in your gutter system.

Answer: True
Explanation: Normally gutter guards keep most everything out except for single Grit

Answer: True
Explanation: gutter screen on your gutters is a great idea it almost eliminates any maintenance excepts maybe once every year or two just spray hose the screen off and that's it easy as can be remember nothing on your house is maintenance free no matter what anyone says all things need maintenance some more then others

Answer: True
Explanation: The product we recommend and used most often for gutter guards prevents gutters from having to be cleaned for typically 2-3 years.

Answer: True
Explanation: If Gutter Guards Are Installed There Is No Cleaning Necessary All Debris Will Stay Away From Going Inside Gutter

Answer: True
Explanation: Gutter guard will keep debris out of gutters

Answer: True
Explanation: helps keeps leafs broking tree branches and keep the kids toys out of gutter

Answer: True
Explanation: Evergreen needles and small debris may get through gutter screens. But, in general, screened gutters do require less cleaning than unscreened.

Answer: True
Explanation: Gutter guards work great if correct product is used

Answer: True
Explanation: usually you would just have to hose the roof granules out of the gutters every year or two depending how much granules your shingles shed.

Answer: False
Explanation: I recommend a regular maintenance to give the system a tune up.

Answer: True
Explanation: Yes less often but they still need routine maintenance.

Answer: False
Explanation: Gutter guards can trap debris that prevents the flow of water.

Answer: True
Explanation: Depend on the trees and what type of guards you have.

Answer: True
Explanation: If you use proper gutter cover, there should be no cleanout needed at all.

Answer: True
Explanation: The larger debris will not get in the gutters, but silt and granules will.

Answer: True
Explanation: Gutter guard eliminates the need to clean gutters, although in some areas they may need to be cleaned off once a year.

Answer: True
Explanation: This is mostly true. It depends on the quality of the cover or guard system. How well it was installed and again what type of trees are around and how close they are. Most systems are not 100% maintenance free. The price can range from 4-6 dollars per foot up to 23 to 25 dollars a foot and the top end ones definatly need less maintenance going forward. The problem is it may take 10 to 15 gutter cleanings to break even on the cost of installation of the top ones. So the decision is a personal one. Some people just do not want to think about the gutters. Some people just do not want to put up so much money in advance since the average time in a house is 5-7 years.

Answer: True
Explanation: Depends on the type of gutter guards used obviously if u buy the cheapest guards you will be spending more money in the long run you are better off buying the good ones the first time around to avoid any build ups of debris or blow offs .

Answer: True
Explanation: The bigger leaves should not get into the gutters, but dirt and smaller debris can get through the screens.