Hang up the ladder. Your gutters just got a bodyguard.

That's what we install them for. Raindrop sits at a pitch like a continuation of your roof, so most fir needles and leaves roll right over and off instead of piling up on top. Honest answer: a few needles can get through. It's a tiny amount, it washes down the downspout, and it doesn't cause problems. Nobody can keep every speck out and still let the most water in, so it's a balance: keep the big stuff out, let the water in. Under heavy fir drop we can also add Raindrop's Wide Mouth downspout outlet so the little stuff flushes on through.

It depends on how many feet of gutter you have, your roofline and corners, and how tricky the roof is to work on. Estimates are always free: send us your address through the form and we'll look up your home and get you a number, no sales visit required.

Raindrop is built so debris slides off and small grit washes through to the downspout, so the scooping-muck-out-of-the-gutter routine mostly goes away. No gutter guard can honestly promise zero maintenance under every tree. Gutter guards reduce the dirty work, not the need to care for your roof. If you want, we offer an optional yearly maintenance visit: roof debris removal, light moss treatment, a gutter guard inspection and clearing, and downspout checks.

Raindrop backs the product with a 20-year limited, transferable manufacturer warranty, and we register it for you. Ask us about extended coverage. On top of that, we give you lifetime support through us, for as long as we're in business: if a screw pops, a section lifts or curls, a piece is defective, or the water flow needs adjusting, we come out and fix it free. That doesn't cover outside damage, like a tree falling on the gutter. Coverage details are written out with your quote.

An average home takes about a day, and some take two. Every install starts with a full cleanout of your existing gutters, included in the price. You don't need to be home, as long as we can get to the gutters.

No. Raindrop fastens to the front lip of your gutter, and the back edge is never nailed down through your roof. According to Raindrop, installing a guard under the first layer of shingles does not void your roof warranty. If you'd rather it not go under the shingles at all, it can be installed drop-in style.

That's the whole point of the design. Raindrop's open grid breaks up the water, and the high-flow design lets heavy rain pour right in, even at busy roof valleys. We've tested it on camera with a hose right next to other guard styles, and the water goes in, not over.

Usually not. Raindrop fits standard 5-inch and 6-inch gutters and can be adapted to fit 4-inch to 10-inch gutters. If yours are in rough shape, we'll tell you before anything goes on.

Nope. It's a UV-stabilized polypropylene blend, not vinyl, the same family of material used in car bumpers. It doesn't absorb water, has a high melting point, and flexes back instead of cracking.