We install gutter guards on homes across Huntingdon Valley, from Lower Moreland to the streets near Lorimer Park. Every install starts with a free inspection, so you know whether your gutters are ready for guards before you spend a dollar.
What clogs gutters in Huntingdon Valley
Mature oaks drop leaves, tassels and acorns, and the white pines common along the Pennypack shed needles all year. That combination defeats screens, foam and reverse-curve covers. A fine stainless micro-mesh is the only guard type we recommend for heavily wooded Huntingdon Valley lots.
Local tip: On heavily wooded Huntingdon Valley lots, check what is actually landing on your roof: broad oak leaves, needles from white pines, or both. Needles are the deciding factor. If you see them, a fine micro-mesh is the only guard type that will hold up.
Are your gutters ready for guards?
Guards only work on gutters that are sound. Before quoting any Huntingdon Valley home we check pitch, hangers, seams and the fascia behind the gutter. If your gutters pass, we add guards to them. If they don't, we will show you why and quote seamless gutters with guards instead, which is usually cheaper than doing them a year apart.
See what you get with TopFlow gutter guards, from the free estimate to the final walkthrough.
Recent gutter guards work by our crew
