When it comes to cleaning the gutter guards we recommend leaving this up to a professional gutter cleaner.
Do gutter guards damage shingles.
The soil around the house is stabilized.
We need a pic of the gutter with the guard installed to see what is going on.
Because they re not screwed down screen gutter guards may be dislodged by high winds or knocked out from under the shingles by falling branches.
Do you hear stony silence from anyone.
They are designed to fit around your home on all edges preventing debris from accumulating in the most obvious places.
Gutter guards do nothing to impact the rest of the system.
That moisture can penetrate into the shingles facia siding and roofing resulting in the need for expensive repairs.
Beyond your roof proper water drainage is important to protect the rest of your home.
Some homeowners think it is necessary to nail the gutter guard into either on top of or just beneath the roof s shingles.
Other screens are an easy on gutter guard and just drop in which makes them a good choice if you have old brittle shingles or a shingle type other than asphalt that can t be pried up.
Gutter guards installed this summer wont damage the shingles in a few months unless it was installed by a hack.
But that doesn t stop gravity.
No is the answer and they note that the gaf limited warranty only covers manufacturing defects of the shingles and does not cover the gutter covers or damage due to their installation.
Buying the wrong size.
It can cause your roof felt and your wood sub roof to sustain water damage.
Plastic screen guards can become brittle over.
Without them or when they are clogged water will damage fascia boards over time and can get back up under shingles.
Other gutter guard systems require installation under your first row of shingles.
This can break your roof s water barrier leading to costly water damage down the road.
To work properly the guards are installed securely to the gutters.
A gutter guard that traps debris is a bigger problem to a roof since the debris can wick water up the shingles where it can cause problems.
Gutter guards protect your roof line.
When water sits on a shingle like its doing here it can work its way under the shingles at every seam.