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How It Works
How Gutter Helmet works, through simple surface tension, to protect your gutters. Both Gutter Helmet and our installation procedures have been approved by major roofing manufacturers.
The Benefits
Gutter Helmet protects your gutters, preventing clog and overflow, and keeping leaves, debris, and animals from getting into gutters. In addition, Gutter Helmet directs rain water away from your house, preventing water damage.
Testimonials
Testimonials and reviews from Gutter Helmet customers, explaining why we're the best gutter protection system out there.
Frequently Asked Questions
Gutter Helmet FAQs, including how the gutter protection system works, installing Gutter Helmet, warranties, and how it protects your gutters
and home.
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About Us
Gutter Helmet is the best solution for gutter protection in the world. The Gutter Helmet system protects your gutters from debris, animals, and rain damage.
Gutters
Learn the different types of gutters, how to choose gutters, how gutters work on your home, and to find the right gutters installer.
Gutter Materials
Gutters are made from several different types of materials. Aluminum gutters, steel gutters, copper gutters, zinc gutters are just a few of the choices that consumers have when choosing gutters for their home.Copper Gutters
Copper gutters and zinc gutters are often strong choices for custom homes and architecturally significant homes that require a more traditional look. Copper gutters and zinc gutters often cost more, but are aesthetically pleasing and tend to perform better over time.Steel Gutters
Steel gutters can be a durable and cost-effective choice for retro-fit gutter systems. While steel gutters are often compared with aluminum gutters, they each have their benefits and drawbacks.Aluminum Gutters
Aluminum gutters are a popular and cost-effective choice for retro-fit gutter systems. Aluminum gutters are installed by the great majority of gutter installers, and have been embraced by homeowners because of their light weight and the variety of colors aluminum gutters come in.Zinc Gutters
Copper gutters and zinc gutters are often strong choices for custom homes and architecturally significant homes that require a more traditional look. Copper gutters and zinc gutters often cost more, but are aesthetically pleasing and tend to perform better over time.Gutter Styles
Fascia gutters and fascia style gutters are a popular choice for gutters in the western part of the United States, and are a fine choice for Southwestern architecture or Spanish Mission style homes.K-Style Gutters
K-Style gutters are the most common type of gutters found on homes in the United States. K-style gutters maintain a profile against the home that resembles crown molding, blending nicely into the roofline of the home.Fascia Gutters
Fascia gutters and fascia style gutters are a popular choice for gutters in the western part of the United States, and are a fine choice for Southwestern architecture or Spanish Mission
style homes.Half Round Gutters
Half round gutters look just like their name implies: like a pipe cut in half. Half round gutters are often used for custom homes or prestige homes, and are generally not used by anyone but the most discriminating homeowners.Seamless Gutters
Seamless gutters are among the most popular gutters for homeowners. Seamless gutters are formed specifically for each home so that there are no sections of "seams." Seamless gutters experience less leakage, though they can sag if they are not installed properly.Sectional Gutters
Sectional gutters are gutters that are pre-cut in lengths, then attached together along the roofline of the home. Sectional gutters come in 10 or 20 foot lengths, and then are cut to match the exact measure of the home and roofline.Gutter Colors
Gutter colors have increased dramatically over the past 40 years with the invention of new gutter materials. Aluminum gutters have allowed paints and coatings that give gutter colors a tremendous range and variety.Gutter Sizes
Gutter size refers to the width of the opening at the top of the gutters, Gutter sizes are generally 5, 6 or 7 inches. The proper gutter size depends on your home, your roofline, average rainfall and a host of
other factors.Gutter Coatings
Many gutters develop a coating over their lifetime, especially those made from organic metals such as steel, aluminum and zinc. These gutter coatings protect the metals over time, in response to the water and elements that continually batter your gutters.House Gutters
There is more to your house gutter system than the trough that we generally imagine when we think of gutters. Read on to learn more about the different parts and pieces that make up your house gutter system.
Gutter Covers
A gutter cover keeps debris out of your gutter and eliminates the danger of gutter cleaning on a wobbly ladder. Don't clean your gutters ever again. Gutter covers solve your gutter problems.
Gutter Guards
Gutter guards protect more than your gutters. Learn how gutter guards can save your wallet, your home, and even your life. No one wants to worry about their gutters and with a gutter guard you won't have to.
Gutter Filters
Gutter Filters are advertised as if they are the same gutter protection system as Gutter Helmet. While there are some similarities, a gutter filter is fundamentally different than Gutter Helmet.
Gutter Screens
Gutter Screens do more than keep rainwater away from your home, they stop insect and animals from infesting your gutters and your home. Install a gutter screen today and save yourself the time, money and stress that will eventually come!
Leaf Guards
Wondering whether or not to install a rain guard or leaf guard system on your gutters? Here are 10 convincing reasons why you should install a leaf guard on your home.
Common Gutter Problems
Homeowners suffer from a number of common gutter problems including leaking gutters, sagging gutters, gutters that are tearing away from the home and ice dams or frozen gutters. This article details common gutter problems and their solutions.
Gutter Installation
Gutter installation is often taken for granted on the home. However, unless you have a trained gutter installer on your side, your gutter system could not only fail, but it could cause real damage to your home. Learn why proper gutter installation by a trained gutter installer is essential to your home’s protection.Warped Gutters
Gutters can often warp and sag under years of strain from rain, snow, ice, wind and a host of other hazards. Warped gutters and sagging gutters can cause major problems for your home, and often require the services of a trained gutter installer.Clogged Gutters
Clogged gutters and leaves in gutters are a real problem for many homeowners. Clogged gutters are difficult to clean, as leaves and debris in gutters, often require ladders and awkward movements at great height. Clogged gutters and debris in gutters can often be cleared by gutter cleaners, or stopped through gutter protection.Ice Dams & Frozen Gutters
Ice dams and frozen gutters can not only harm your gutters, but they can cause major damage to the interior and exterior of your home. Ice dams and ice damage are a leading cause of homeowner problems in the winter, and are best addressed before the cold and ice of the winter appear.Clean Gutters
Clean gutters contribute to a safe and happy home. When gutters are clean, rain water and melting snow flow freely and harmlessly away from the home. Clean gutter practices are important to maintain a safe, consistent gutter system that will protect your home for years.
Choosing a Gutter Installer
A gutter installer is easy to find. Finding great gutter installers is not so easy. Homeowners have a hard time choosing a gutter installer because almost anyone can enter the business. This article explains how to choose the right person or business for a gutter installation.
I Want to Replace My Existing Gutters
Looking to replace gutters? Almost anyone with a credit card can replace gutters with the right equipment. As a homeowner you want to find an expert who can replace gutters with quality workmanship. Read more to find out how to find the right installer to replace existing gutters.I Want to Install Gutter Protection
Install gutter protection to protect your home and landscape. This article explains how to choose the right gutter protection product and the right gutter protection installer.Installing Custom Gutters
If you are building a custom home, install custom gutters that perform great and look even better. No ordinary gutter installer will do. You'll need a gutter craftsman. Here’s how to find the right custom
gutter installer.
Gutter Cleaning
Gutter Cleaning can become a thing of the past if you install a gutter protection system. Gutter Helmet eliminates all of the typical hassles that come with gutter cleaning. Read more about how a gutter protection system like Gutter Helmet can eliminate gutter cleanings forever!
Gutter Helmet Dealers by State
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Competitive Comparison
The Gutter Helmet Competitive Comparison gives homeowners the ability to educate themselves about the strengths and weaknesses of Gutter Helmet competitors.
Leaf Guard®
The Leaf Guard gutter protection system requires rainwater to flush out the dirt and debris that finds its way into your gutters. Leaf Guard doesn't want you to know that you will still have to clean your gutters. Gutter Helmet promises you'll never clean your gutters again.GutterShutter™
The GutterShutter gutter protection system has flaws that the people at GutterShutter don't want you to know about. Read more to find out about how these defects could cost you money and time.GutterBrush™
Learn more about the contradictions of the GutterBrush gutter protection system. Homeowners should be wary of a product that attempts to keep gutters clear by filling them with hardware or brushes. Unlike GutterBrush, Gutter Helmet promises you'll never clean your gutters again.LeafX™
The LeafX gutter protection system relies on rainwater to wash out the dirt and debris that, they admit, inevitably ends up in your gutters. Homeowners that use LeafX should expect to clean their gutters occasionally. Gutter Helmet promises you'll never clean your gutters again.Leaf Relief®
The Leaf Relief gutter protection system cannot guarantee that you will never have to clean your gutter again. Read on to learn about the differences between Leaf Relief and Gutter Helmet.MasterShield™
The MasterShield gutter protection system cannot ensure that homeowners will not have to get up on the ladder again to clean their gutters. Read what homeowners who installed MasterShield have said about their experience.Gutter Pro™
The Gutter Pro gutter protection system has horizontal openings that are liable to clogging. Learn how the Gutter Pro gutter protection system compares to the Gutter Helmet System.LeafSlugger®
The LeafSlugger gutter protection system warranty is a 20 year limited warranty. Learn how the Leaf Slugger warranty compares to the Gutter Helmet warranty.Gutter Topper®
The Gutter Topper gutter protection system works using surface tension. But does Gutter Topper work for every type of roof? Learn how the Gutter Topper system compares to the Gutter Helmet system.
About SEMCO and Gibraltar
Gutter Helmet is proud to be a part of SEMCO Southeastern Metals, as well as Gibraltar Industries, a leading manufacturer and distributor of metal materials for the building, vehicular, and industrial markets.
Hometime and Gutter Helmet
Watch Dean Johnson from Hometime's testimonial on Gutter Helmet. Why you will never have to clean your gutters again using Gutter Helmet's gutter protection system.
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