Gutter Covers

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Our Gutter Covers Product

Comes with a performance  and workmanship guarantee that assures results.  The perforated aluminum design handles 15 inches of rainfall per hour on up to 15/12 pitch on composition roofs.  We have several different diameter hole designs to suit your application.

Our gutter covers withstand 100+ mph winds, extremely strong and will not break down from pressure from debris, ice, snow or animals.  Allows roof grit, dust, and pollen dust to freely flow through cover and evacuate naturally which keeps the cover from plugging on top like some of the micro mesh screen products available today.

Will work on any roof pitch from flat to 15/12 pitch (steep) with composition, wood shake, slate, tile, or metal roofs.  Mounts with a very low profile so in many cases you cannot see it from the street level, or for a custom look we have optional powder coated colors available which blend with your roof color.

Keeps Out

• Leaves of all varieties
• Oak Tassels and Lichens
• Moss Clumps
• Limbs
• Seeds
• Pine & Fir Needles
• Fir Buds and Pine cones
• Birds, Squirrels, Bees, Wasps, etc.
• Mosquitoes (can’t lay eggs)

Protects

• Gutters
• Fascia and Soffits
• Wood
• Siding
• Doors & Windows
• Landscaping
• Foundations
• Drain Fields

Eliminates

• Gutter Cleaning
• Damage to Roofing from excessive foot and ladder traffic
• Costly Accidents – Over 160,000 accidents per year in the US involving ladders used by homeowners
• Mold & Mildew
• Flooding of Crawl Space and Basement
• Deterioration of Gutters Due to Acidity from Decomposing Debris
• Standing Water & Erosion Issues
• Plugged Storm Water Drains

 

Typical Composition Roof Install

Our gutter covers slip under composition roofing and attaches at inside gutter edge by pinching between the spike and ferule and the inside lip of the gutter.  No fasteners are required on roof or gutter.  Cover installs in 5ft sections which overlap approximately 1″ and are then fastened together with stainless steel screws to eliminate separation and provide superior stability.  The product is secured at all miters and the product is flapped down and tucked at end caps to seal the ends of the gutter which keeps bees, birds etc at bay.

Every Installation Includes the Following:

1. Remove all debris from gutters and downspouts
2. Clearing downspouts as needed to remove all debris
3. Reseal all end caps and corner miters to prevent leakage
4. Re-position and reattach gutters as needed for proper operation
5. Install Premium Gutter Cover
6. Remove and dispose of all job related debris

We also check all gutter spikes for secure and tight fit.  If we find a loose gutter spike we will attempt to tap it back into place.  If required we will use an over-sized spike or a screw in it’s place to assure gutters are properly affixed and we have a solid substrate to mount to.

All jobs installed by Advanced Exterior Systems, LLC must pass rigid quality standards and we do random inspections to assure we maintain the overall integrity and consistency of quality throughout our customer base.  When the job is done right the first time it eliminates costly services which equates into lower overall job costs which can be passed on to the consumer in the form of lower pricing.  We also find that our customer referral rates increase which in turn rewards us for our efforts.  It’s a “Win, Win” situation for everyone involved.

When the job is complete and final payment has been made we will issue and deliver our written “Product and Workmanship Performance Warranty.”

All installations are made by highly skilled gutter personnel that are employed by Advanced Exterior Systems, LLC to assure consistent quality.  Never under any circumstance would we use subcontract labor. Every installer is an employee of the company and is covered by Workman’s Compensation Insurance.

Our crews are well equipped with quality tools, ladders, and scaffolding, to handle the job at hand.
Most jobs are completed within one day unless unusual weather conditions exist which could compromise safe work practices. Some large jobs may require additional time to complete, but generally never longer than two days.