Are Gutter Guards Worth It in Florida?
Yes, especially when trees hang over or near your roof. Gutter guards cut cleaning way down by keeping debris out, but the surface may need an occasional rinse and an inspection is still recommended. With no trees nearby, regular cleaning may be enough. Compare both options by debris type and actual gutter footage.
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Two guard options, side by side
| Guard | Material | Debris it stops | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Perforated aluminum | Painted aluminum | Leaves and larger debris | $6 per linear foot |
| Stainless steel micro-mesh | Stainless steel mesh | Leaves, larger debris, pine needles, roof shingle granules and pollen | $7 per linear foot |
When guards are worth considering
Oak leaves, pine needles and Spanish moss are common gutter debris in Central Florida. Heavy summer storms can overflow gutters that are clogged with that debris.
Guards are most worth considering when trees hang over or near the roof. If there are no trees nearby, regular cleaning may be enough.
Less cleaning, not zero maintenance
Both guard options reduce the debris that gets inside a gutter. The surface may still need an occasional rinse, and we recommend an inspection to check that water is flowing.
We price both options by the actual linear footage of your gutters. Perforated painted aluminum from Senox starts at $6 per linear foot; stainless steel micro-mesh starts at $7 per linear foot.
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