Micro-Mesh Gutter Guards
Surgical stainless mesh in an aluminum frame — stops cottonwood seeds and shingle grit, passes storm water.
Service
The Wasatch Front's debris is specific: cottonwood down that mats into felt, pine needles that thread through cheap screens, granules off asphalt shingles. Protection that works here is micro-mesh — stainless steel weave fine enough to stop all of it while passing storm-volume water. We install guard systems and the downspout drainage that finishes the job.
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Surgical stainless mesh in an aluminum frame — stops cottonwood seeds and shingle grit, passes storm water.
Extensions, splash blocks, and buried drain lines that carry water 10–30 feet from the foundation.
Our method
Guards go onto clean, flowing gutters — never over debris.
Panels cut to each run; no gaps at corners or ends.
Secured to the gutter lip and under the first shingle course — no screws into the roof deck.
Panel angle set so debris slides off rather than settling.
Every panel checked seated and sealed before we come down.
More services
Seamless gutters formed on-site from aluminum or copper coil, plus the fascia and soffit work that gives them something solid to hang on.
Leaks found at the source, sagging runs rehung to pitch, and honest advice on when repair stops being worth it.
Seasonal cleaning, downspout flushing, and commercial schedules — the maintenance that keeps a good system good.
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Free, no-obligation estimate. We inspect your roofline and quote it straight — no pressure, no upselling.