What to expect

How it works

The right gutter guard depends on where you live. We look at the trees around your home, the pests in the area, your gutters and roof, and the weather, then recommend the guard that will last.

Gutter Lock and MasterShield gutter guards
Helps keep birds, squirrels and rodents out of gutters
Matched to the trees and debris around your home
Fitted to your gutter style, roof and trim
Built for heavy rain

Gutter Guards by Gutter Lock

Choosing the right gutter guard

The environment around your home decides which gutter guard will work best. We look at four things before recommending one.

Climate matters too. In an area with heavy rainfall you need guards that handle it without clogging or causing damage. Working with an experienced installer means you make the right investment, avoid unnecessary costs, and get long-term performance.

Trees and debris

Different trees shed different amounts and kinds of debris, such as leaves, seeds and pine needles, and that affects which guard suits you.

Pests and rodents

Gutter guards can keep birds, squirrels and rodents from nesting in or getting into your gutters.

Gutters and roof

Gutter style, roof type, downspout placement and the condition of your fascia, siding and trim all decide what will fit and work.

MasterShield by Gutter Lock

Show me the water

MasterShield draws water through a very fine screen while shedding leaves and debris, so it handles high volumes of water and keeps the leaves out.

Its aluminum frame will not collapse, warp or deteriorate the way PVC and plastic guards can. It can hold 20 pounds of material on its surface, so whether your home sits among heavy trees or faces hard weather, MasterShield is built to protect your gutters year round.

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