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These guards typically have a V-shaped trough that guides water into the gutter, preventing it from flowing over the sides. Foam gutter guards may also temporarily block pine needles but are quick ...

The Homefront team bought gutter guards for do-it-yourself (DIY) projects and underwent a series of mock installations of brush, screen, foam and micro-mesh guards. Based on this process ...

We recommend a gutter guard with a heating element if you live in a snowy or icy climate. Foam gutter guards consist of an easy-to-install piece of foam that fits into your gutters. The foam ...

When I moved from Minnesota to Texas, the gutter guards were a major perk of my "new-to-me" home. The gutters on my old home ...

To do their job, gutter guards use a physical barrier that could include a cover shape, mesh or screen, bristle-brush material or foam strips. The immediate benefits of gutter guard installation ...

The best gutter guards can help. Several reasons exist to consider installing gutter guards on your home. Arguably, the most important reason is that they help keep your gutter system clean so ...

However, some homeowners may not prefer the look of these guards, which cover the top of their gutters. Finally, you can consider low-cost foam inserts. Foam inserts fit directly into your gutters ...

There are all types of gutter guards. Good ones keep your gutters clean and can eliminate flooding and damage to your home. But Consumer Reports' tests find some don’t work well.

Foam, brush and micro-mesh guards have a tendency to bend, but a well-made screen gutter guard is more rigid and can better withstand impacts. Unlike some gutter guards that sit in your gutters or ...