Gutters tend to deteriorate and fail when they are clogged or damaged. By investing in a gutter protection system like Gutter Helmet®, you can avoid costly repairs and the expense of premature replacement. Unfortunately, some homeowners try to minimize expenses by installing subpar gutter maintenance items.
Here’s why you should avoid doing so.
Efficiency
You won’t know for sure whether your low-cost gutter covers can really do the job. When it comes to gutters, you get what you pay for. Low-cost gutters simply aren’t built with high-quality materials and efficient designs to block leaves, twigs and other forms of debris.
Unlike ordinary gutter guards, Gutter Helmet has unique features, such as a nose-forward design and a ribbed surface. These features work in tandem to keep dirt out of your gutters while allowing water to flow into the gutters through a small slit, all without spilling over the sides.
Longevity
A do-it-yourself gutter protection system (like a gutter foam or mesh) isn’t designed to last for a long time. You’ll need to replace it regularly, causes more expenses. In contrast, Gutter Helmet gutter guards can handle up to 22 inches of rain per hour, which is double the amount of the highest recorded rainfall in the United States, and can last a lifetime.
Aesthetics
DIY gutter covers often have a tacky layout, which can affect your home’s curb appeal. With Gutter Helmet’s professional design and patented PermaLife™ finish, your roofline will look sleeker and more appealing.
Warranty
Instead of spending your hard-earned money on inferior gutter covers, why not invest in gutter guards that come with a strong coverage? Gutter Helmet’s Triple Lifetime Warranty is an additional layer of assurance that your Gutter Helmet product really will make gutter cleaning just a memory.
When it comes to gutter guard installation, ABC Seamless Siding is the name you can trust. Call us today at (866) 405-8248 to learn more about our products and services. We serve residents of Anchorage and other nearby areas in Alaska.
