Gutter guards
Gutter guard options that help reduce debris buildup, support better water flow and reduce how often your gutters need to be cleaned – installed on a system that’s ready for them.
What guards do
Leaves, needles and seasonal debris are one of the most common reasons gutters overflow. Guards help keep that material out of the gutter in the first place.
Guards help limit the leaves and debris that build up in gutters and downspouts.
With less debris in the way, water has a clearer path to the downspouts.
Guards help reduce how often gutters need to be cleaned.
Best paired with properly sized gutters, correct pitch and well-placed downspouts.
Real project
In this Johnson Exteriors project, a debris-filled gutter was replaced with a new gutter and gutter guard along the roof edge. The guard sits over the gutter opening to help keep leaves out while letting water through.
Set expectations
Guards are a strong upgrade for the right home. They work best when the rest of the gutter system is working too.
Guards won’t fix a failing system. If your gutters are undersized, sagging or leaking, we’ll recommend addressing that first – or replacing them with guards included.
Minnesota debris
From spring seeds to fall leaves to winter freeze-thaw, St. Michael gutters see debris most of the year.
Our process
Five clear steps from the first look at your gutters to a clean, finished job – with a straightforward recommendation in between.
We check your gutters, downspouts, roofline, drainage issues and any storm damage.
We recommend repair, replacement, gutter guards, downspouts or a new layout – whichever fits the problem.
We plan the right gutter size, material, layout and drainage setup for your home.
We complete the approved work with attention to water flow and exterior protection.
We review the finished system with you, answer questions and clean the work area.
Related services
Most gutter projects touch more than one part of the system. These services often go together.
New gutter systems planned around roofline layout, drainage needs, water flow and downspout placement.
For leaking, sagging, undersized, storm-damaged or poorly draining gutters that no longer perform.
3″x4″ aluminum downspouts that move runoff away from foundations, landscaping, walkways and entries.
FAQ
What to expect from gutter guards on your home.
Have a question that isn’t covered here? Contact Johnson Exteriors.
Yes. Johnson Exteriors installs gutter guard options that help reduce debris buildup, support better water flow and reduce how often gutters need to be cleaned.
Gutter guards are especially useful for homes near trees or in areas with heavy seasonal debris, where gutters clog often.
Guards help reduce how often gutters need to be cleaned; they don’t make a gutter system maintenance-free. We’ll explain what to expect for your home.
Often, yes. Guards work best on gutters that are properly sized, correctly pitched and paired with well-placed downspouts. If the existing system has problems, we’ll recommend fixing those first.
Yes. Adding gutter guards during a new installation or replacement is a common way to get a complete, lower-maintenance system.
Free quote
Tell us about your home and what you’re seeing. Johnson Exteriors will follow up to schedule a gutter evaluation and walk you through your options.
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