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Some micro-mesh guards come with a slotted frame underneath, but not the LeafBlaster Pro that we use.  In our experience, a few brands tend to clog with pollen, like it’s the case with Gutterglove.  We have been using LeafBlaster Pro brand for hundreds of clients over the years without any report of such problems.

Advantages:
– Only design that protects against pine needles and roof grit
– Stainless steel offers better corrosion resistance than aluminum
– Durable
– Secured with screws to the front lip of the gutter
– Almost invisible from the ground
– Most dry debris blows off with a slight breeze
– Compatible with copper gutters

Disadvantages:
– Expensive
– Does not properly collect water from roof valleys.  When installing these at a property, we often use Mesh gutter guards for the valleys

Aluminum screens with perforated holes.  We usually install the “wavy” type but there are flat ones as well.  Some brands are GutterRx, Shur Flo, Senox Eave N Flow or Smart Flow, LeafTek, PlyGem Leaf Relief

Advantages:
– Durable
– Made of rust-resistant aluminum
– Slides under shingles
– Secured with screws to the front lip of the gutter, and sometimes to the back
– Almost invisible from the ground
– Most dry debris blows off with a slight breeze
– Available in different colors
– Affordable

Disadvantages:
– Does NOT protect against pine needles or roof grits

Some brands are Spectra Armour Lock, Amerimax, and Senox Roll Lock, Step Lock or Flat Lock

Advantages:
– Made of rust-resistant steel, aluminum, or copper
– “Lock-in” installation: slides under the first row of shingles and locks to the front lip of the gutter.  Sometimes we reinforce them with screws.
– Affordable
– Some have a powder coated finish
– Properly collects water from roof valleys (often paired with Micro-Mesh installed on rest of the property)
– Best fit for Half-Round gutters
– Compatible with copper gutters
– Almost invisible from the ground

Disadvantages:
– Does not protect against small leaves, sticks, pine needles, or roof grit