Gutter guards
in Los Angeles.
Gutter guards aren't all the same. The cheap snap-in screens you see at hardware stores collect debris on top and clog faster than open gutters. We install professional-grade micro-mesh and reverse-curve systems sized to your roof pitch, your trees, and your gutter profile — not one-size-fits-all. The right guard cuts cleanings to once a year or less.
Lifetime material warranty · 5-year workmanship guarantee · Los Angeles County only.
Site assessment
We walk the property, look at your trees, your gutter profile, and your roof pitch. The right guard isn't the same on a tile-roofed Spanish house and a steep-pitched Craftsman with pines overhead.
Micro-mesh or reverse-curve options
We specify the system that actually fits your situation — fine-mesh stainless for needle-heavy yards, reverse-curve for heavier oak or sycamore debris.
Sized to your gutter profile and roof pitch
Guards are cut to fit. K-style, half-round, and box gutters all take different profiles. We verify pitch and overhang before install so the fit is clean.
Manufacturer + workmanship guarantee
The guard manufacturer's warranty applies to the product. Our 5-year workmanship guarantee covers the install — fastening, sizing, and water flow.
Spec, install, verify.
Most single-family guard installs are a one-day job once the right system is specced.
Quote your project
Send photos of the trees overhead, your gutter profile, and any sections that have been overflowing through the online quote form for a written quote within 24 hours. Or call us directly — we'll be back in 15 minutes during business hours, and an on-site walk is available on request. The right guard is a function of trees, gutter profile, roof pitch, and any existing damage — not just price.
Guard recommendation
We write a quote that names the system we'd install and why. If your existing gutters can't safely take guards, we'll say so before quoting.
Install
Most single-family installs are a one-day job. Guards are cut to fit, fastened to the gutter or roof edge per manufacturer spec, and sealed where required.
Flow test
Same as a new gutter install — we run water through every guarded run and watch where it goes. If a section overflows or doesn't shed debris properly, the guard isn't the right one and we'll say so before we leave.
Annual or biennial check-up reminders
We text or email a reminder when it's time for a maintenance visit. Most guarded systems need a once-a-year brush-off and flow test, not a full cleaning.
What actually drives the price.
- Linear footage. How much guard we install. Most LA single-family homes run 100–180 linear feet.
- Guard system chosen. Micro-mesh stainless costs more than budget aluminum mesh; reverse-curve has its own pricing tier. The right system isn't always the most expensive — it's the one matched to your trees.
- Roof pitch and accessibility. Steep roofs and hillside homes take longer to install. Tile roofs need careful walking and stand-off ladders.
- Existing gutter condition. Some older systems aren't worth guarding — guards on failing gutters extend the failure rather than prevent it. We'll say so honestly.
- Tree density and species. Pine, palm, and liquidambar are the most demanding profiles to guard against. Heavy coverage may push you toward fine-mesh stainless and a slightly different install spec.