How Leafguard Compares
See how Leafguard is superior to other types of gutters.
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Leafguard Gutters Outperform the Competition
Put Leafguard side-by-side against any other gutter system on the market, and Leafguard continues to top the competition by providing the best gutter protection available. No other gutter system is designed to provide Leafguard’s level of quality protection.
| Benefit |  | Hoods, Covers and Helmets | Gutter Screens & Mesh Toppers | Open Face Gutters |
| Keeps Out Debris
Leafguard keeps pests, debris, and leaves out of your gutters so you never have to clean them.
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| One-Piece Design | ||||
| Customized to Your Home
Leafguard's gutters are fabricated on-site, making sure they are customized to your home.
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| Never Have to Clean
Leafguard has a lifetime clog-free warranty, so you will never have to clean your gutters again.
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| No Pull Guarantee |
Find out more about the revolutionary Leafguard system and how it can protect your home.
Other Gutter Systems
Hoods, Covers and Helmets
Gutter hoods, covers, and helmets are secondary gutter parts installed above existing or new open gutters. Most are not seamless and come in only 3 ft. or 6 ft. lengths, causing sag and leaks at jointed areas.
These gutters are designed as two pieces and are attached either over or under shingles by piercing roof decking and roof felt. This method often invalidates roof warranties and can lead to leaks and other costly water damage.
Gutter Screens and Mesh Toppers
Gutter screens and mesh toppers are inexpensive and readily available at hardware stores. However, they are tedious to install, marginally effective, don’t last very long, and won’t keep you off ladders! You will still need to clean debris from the top of the gutter screens.
Although they are somewhat effective against leaves, they do little to keep pine needles and other small debris out. Many gutter screens and mesh toppers are not very durable and can blow away or separate from the gutters in high winds.
Open Face Gutters
Although seamless, all open-face gutters share the same problems. Because their tops are open, these gutter systems collect leaves, pine needles, twigs, and debris. This debris can clog the gutter and downspout, ruining the gutters while causing rain damage to your home.
Two Piece Systems
A two-piece gutter system is not seamless, which can cause frequent leaks. It usually consists of a seamless open gutter bottom that channels the water and a separate gutter cover attached to the roof and hanging over the gutter.
Debris and leaves that do not slide over the gutter cover can become trapped, causing build-up and clogs. Plus, two-piece gutter guards can detach in high winds, and their design makes them vulnerable to damage from ladders and tree limbs.
Quality You Can Trust
All our products are made in the USA, giving you quality gutters you can trust
We offer a lifetime No-Clog Warranty with all gutters. If it clogs, we’ll clean
it out for free
Leafguard is a BBB A+ accredited business, so you know you can trust
us and our expertise
The proof is in the product. Let’s see how Leafguard compares.
The Leafguard Advantage
Leafguard is the original one-piece gutter system; no other gutter guard system can compare. Our proprietary seamless design has revolutionized the gutter industry for over 25 years, making Leafguard the most trusted gutter protection in America.
Leafguard gutters eliminate the problems homeowners worry about, and that’s why we can say –Get It today. Protected for a life!
The Leafguard Advantage
How Leafguard Works
Leafguard is a unique and proprietary one-piece gutter system. It combines a large gutter bottom with a unique curved hood to deflect all types of debris in one seamless piece of durable aluminum.
Leafguard gutters protect due to liquid adhesion. Liquid adhesion is a simple but powerful principle: water adheres to a surface and is pulled downward by gravity. That “pull” corrals the water gently into the seamless gutter system rather than allowing it to escape over the edge.
