Gutter Guards & Leaf Protection

Gutter Guards That Actually Keep Pine Needles Out

A gutter guard is a cover that sits over the opening of the gutter. Rainwater passes through it and into the trough, while leaves, pine needles, and seed drop stay on top, where they blow off or break down instead of packing into the run.

Atlantic County puts a lot on a roof. Oaks let go of leaves and acorns, pines shed needles all year, and coastal storms strip branches in a single night. Pine needles are the hard case, because they are thin enough to slip past a guard that was not chosen for them, which is why the guard has to be matched to the trees standing over the house.

We fit guards to gutters you already have, or install them as part of a new seamless system, and we pick the guard based on what your trees actually drop rather than putting the same product on every house.

Guards are not right for every house, and we would rather say so up front. We set out the whole argument in are gutter guards worth it, including the cases where we tell a homeowner to hold off.