Gutter covers
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10-21-06, 02:23 PM
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Gutter covers
Moved into a new house... with a lot of large trees (oak, maple, birch).. have had to clean out my gutters monthly thoughout the year and daily/weekly in the fall.
What are the best options for keeping my gutters clean? Trying to find a solution that won't break the bank.
Thank you!!
Scott
What are the best options for keeping my gutters clean? Trying to find a solution that won't break the bank.
Thank you!!
Scott
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10-21-06, 03:04 PM
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Not cheap but there is a new one. It like covers the gutter and right at the edge is a slit for the water to go into the gutter . Might look at it Home depot and Lowes have it here.
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gutter foam
My friend used gutter foam 1 or 2 years ago. He said it worked like a charm, so this year I decided to install. I used gutter champ; we both felt its the same stuff. This was less expensive than the gutter foam.
The cheapest option is to use the plastic covers found at a local hardware store. I used this three years ago. I installed the gutter champ becuse the plastic guards had become brittle and broke under the force of a falling stick causing a clog in the spout.
The cheapest option is to use the plastic covers found at a local hardware store. I used this three years ago. I installed the gutter champ becuse the plastic guards had become brittle and broke under the force of a falling stick causing a clog in the spout.
