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

Answer: True
Explanation: It depends- Having leaves piled up on top of them still allows them to function, but you're collecting moisture that can get behind your gutters and under shingles by allowing debris to stack on top of your guards. This can cause wood rot and other damages to your home. Soffit, facia, etc.

Answer: True
Explanation: Yes it will be all on the top

Answer: True
Explanation: They still need cleaning, but not near as often

Answer: True
Explanation: depending on the covers or screens you may need to blow the debris off them occasionally.

Answer: True
Explanation: Leaves don’t go in the gutter and sit there, it’s installed at a slant so most leaves and debris just fly off, sometime it might need to be blow off but not that often

Answer: False
Explanation: We recommended that no matter what type of gutter guard you have installed, you clean them twice a year. Gutters can still collect fine particles and dirt which can cause a backup of rainwater.

Answer: True
Explanation: Less frequent than before but you will need to keep guards clean so covers can do it’s job at least once a year

Answer: True
Explanation: Gutter guards or screens prevent debris such as leaves and twigs from entering the gutters, reducing the amount of buildup and clogging. This means that the gutters will not need to be cleaned as often, reducing the need for maintenance and prolonging the lifespan of the gutters. Additionally, gutter guards or screens can help prevent water damage to the home by ensuring that rainwater flows freely through the gutters and away from the foundation.

Answer: True
Explanation: This is generally the case, and of course is the whole purpose for gutter guards. However, be aware that most will still need to be cleaned at some point, depending on the quality of gutter guard. I recommend a quality, fine metal mesh gutter guard that keeps everything out. Run from the vinyl ones, unless you live by the ocean.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Cleaned gutters using gutter screens/guards in one neighborhood and most debris, leaves, pine needles were on top of guards. Five miles away same scenario, gutters needed cleaned as well as the guards.

Answer: False
Explanation: Over a period of time the grit from shingles will build up in the gutters, which will require removal and cleaning.

Answer: True
Explanation: Gutter guards protect the gutters from getting over packed with debris such as leaves and twigs.

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: True.... if you have a good brand of gutter guard that works as promised. Some gutter screens do not actually decrease cleaning frequency, because leaves become stuck in the mesh or in the holes where the water runs through. In addition, even the best gutter guards rarely prevent very fine debris from slipping through, and that dirt still creates blockages that need to be addressed.

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: True
Explanation: You may not need them cleaned in the spring, but i suggest you at least have your gutters inspected for any damage from previous winter, this service is less expensive and can save you money in the long run, with new gutter being so expensive

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: A good no clog screen will keep leaves, shingle sand, pine needles, bee's etc.. out of your gutters and downspouts. Avoid any kind of helmet or screens with too large perforations, as these will still let most debris into the gutters.

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: With the gutter guards i use, you will never have to clean gutters again.

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

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: While it will cut down on your need to clean gutters out and prevent blockages. Gutters should be inspected to make sure they are working properly.

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

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: Without gutter guards, it's not unusual to need to clean out your gutters two or three times a year, depending on where you live. With gutter guards, you'll cut that down to once every couple of years. It can also prevent downspout clogs and overflows, which can cause all sorts of damage.

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

Answer: True
Explanation: Gutter screens, properly installed will prevent the leaves from entering the down spout. Generally the wind will blow most of the leaves off the gutter screen. Low quality gutter screen equals low quality performance. I ONLY use SHUR Flo . I have seen hundreds of gimmick gutter screens. None of the work as well as Shur Flo gutter screen.

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: 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: True
Explanation: While this is a true statement in many cases but not all . Screens and covers will themselves get covered with leaves and other materials from the roof wash off. These will still need to be cleaned.

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

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

Answer: True
Explanation: Keeps debree out.

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

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

Answer: True
Explanation: As a rule of thumb. If you don't have the correct Gutter Guard to keep the prevalent debris type out of your gutters, then they can be more problematic than help, simply because you have to remove them to clean your gutters.

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: 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: Gutters installed with gutter guards or gutter screens do not need cleaned as frequently.

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