Frequently Asked Questions
What about pine needles and small leaves or seeds?
Pine needles and small debris are among the most difficult to keep out of any gutter system. Some debris may get caught in the top of the brush but it is not usually enough to prevent water from flowing. During natural weather cycles most debris will dry out and blow away or break down into small particles that pass through the gutter.
Do I need to cut GutterBrush?
No. GutterBrush comes packed in 3 ft. lengths and we also include a couple of 18 in. sections to finish shorter spans that remain. GutterBrush can also be folded back into itself to create a custom length.
Will cleaning or maintenance be required?
All gutter guard systems will require mainte nance at some point, so we do not make the false promise that you will “never touch your gutters again.”
One of the biggest advantages of Gutter -
Brush is the simplicity of installation and removal. If cleaning or maintenance is required, simply remove sections of brush, and shake clear any debris. Access to your gutters remains simple.
What about snow and ice?
When black bristles are exposed to sunlight, they warm up. Many customers have reported that GutterBrush has reduced previous problems with ice dams and icicles.
GutterBrush can also be used safely with heating cables.
Commercial Property Benefits:
Attn: Property / Facility Managers!
Clogged gutters cost thousands in damage and maintenance for commer cial properties each year. GutterBrush can help reduce or eliminate many of the gutter related expenses for Condo
& Homeowner Associations, Apartment
Buildings, Schools, Churches, Industrial
Facilities.
All gutter protection systems allow some debris to enter gutters and may require maintenance. This is why so many professional contractors and do it yourselfers prefer a system that is easy to install, remove and clean if needed.
“The GutterBrush is an innovative, simple solution to help homeowners prevent gutter clogs and associated damage.”
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