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Chamblee & DeKalb County
Screens won't eliminate cleaning entirely, but they can cut how often you need it. If heavy leaf coverage has you calling us three times a year, screens are worth the conversation.
The Honest Version
No gutter screen on the market eliminates the need for cleaning entirely. Pollen, shingle grit, and pine needles in particular can pass through or accumulate on top of most screens over time. In Atlanta, pine needles are the biggest factor, and they're thin enough to slide through many screen openings.
What screens do well: they block leaves, twigs, and larger debris. For homes with heavy oak, maple, or poplar coverage, a good screen can cut cleaning frequency from two or three times per year down to once. If you're dealing mainly with pine needles, talk to us before buying anything. We'll tell you honestly whether screens make sense for your situation.
What You Get
Screens on clogged or damaged gutters lock problems in. We clear and check before anything goes on.
Screens that aren't properly secured shift, gap, and let in more debris than no screen at all.
Photo documentation of gutter condition before we start and the completed install when we're done.
If screens won't help given your tree situation, we'll tell you before you spend money on them.
Chamblee & DeKalb County
We'll come out, look at your tree situation, and give you an honest answer before you spend a dollar.
FAQ
They work well for large debris like leaves and twigs. They're less effective against pine needles and pollen. If your main issue is leaves, screens will help. If pine needles are the problem, they may not reduce cleaning frequency enough to justify the cost.
Yes, in most cases. Screens reduce how often you need cleaning, not whether you need it. Plan for at least one cleaning per year even with screens installed.
Yes. We install screens on existing gutters in most cases. If your gutters have structural issues that need addressing first, we'll flag that during the estimate.
The terms are often used interchangeably. "Guards" typically refers to solid-cover or micro-mesh products that sit on top of the gutter. "Screens" are mesh inserts that sit inside the gutter opening. We'll show you the options that fit your gutters and budget when we come out.