A-M Gutter Guard - Heavy Duty Lifetime Quality Aluminum Leaf & Debris Protection for 5-inch and 6-inch (5 Inch-200 Feet, Mill Finish) - Made in The USA

I bought 150' of the 6" gutter guard for my 65' long pole barn. The guards worked perfectly with the metal roof. I had both sides of the barn done in about 2 hours.I bought 100 of the stainless steel zip screws which should have been enough for around 200' but put them a bit closer than every 2 feet so I should have bought 2 bags.The guards are very light weight aluminum, but seemed to be plenty strong enough being supported by the front edge of the barn gutters and sitting on top of the gutter hangers.I would recommend buying their sample kit which gives you a small piece of 6" and 5" gutter guard. This is plenty to make sure it will work for your gutters.Good quality and made in Ohio!

Recently had a new roof installed. Ordered the 5 inch gutter guards to replace old plastic guards. I ordered a sample pack to make sure I got the correct size. I have a huge 48 year old maple tree that puts out the whirly bird seeds and tons of leaves every year. Love the tree, hate the seeds and leaves! The seeds would stick seed down in the old guards (bigger holes) causing me to have to clean the gutters. Leaves, you know how it goes. As a female approaching 70 years of age, not such a good idea being on a ladder anymore. I ordered a sample pack of the guards with the recommended screws, to make sure I got the correct size. My roofer installed, I watched, went seamless and looks great. I am very happy this product is made in the USA, and proud to purchase from a veteran owned business.

Easy to install! Had to improvise the final section overlay because doing a 45° cut wasn't possible.If you have to do little overlap, cut the folded edging off so panel is easier to manipulate. Use 1 or 2 gutter screws through drain holes to secure it.

Fit very well easy install would give 5 stars but I think they may not handle a heavy rain without runoff over the side of gutter, time will tell .

I am giving AM Gutter Guards a 5 so far...The guards are made out of light weight aluminum (they are not "heavy duty" per se) -- and I found each piece to be surprisingly light weight. It is too early to tell about long term durability -- but I live in FL and am not concerned about snow and ice. They install quite easily -- especially if you have good gutters. My gutters were not uniformly 6" -- so at times, I had to bend the back of the guard up with a wrench to get it to fit -- but that wasn't hard either. You need to add supports/braces if the current ones on your gutters are more than 24" or so apart -- as again, the guards are light weight aluminum -- and need to rest on these cross members for strength. This is especially helpful too when you are joining two pieces together -- as when pushing down on your drill, the overlapping piece underneath will sometimes bend down instead of being pierced by the screw (depending on the amount of support you have to keep the thin sheet from bending instead of succumbing to the screw). Once you watch the installation video, corners were really simple. I impressed myself. I also bought the self-piercing screws (that included a drill bit) and was a little annoyed initially at the magnet strength in the bit as I lost a number of screws until I got my technique down. The hardest part of the install was getting my ladder set up around my landscaping to reach the gutter. How will these things work ultimately? I don't know. Time will tell...but I'm 67 and had no problem putting them in...

I’m 65 and our gutters are about 20’ up. At my age I’m starting to think that at some point it’ll get harder to get up there to clean gutters. About 2 years ago I installed the cheap rolls of plastic guards. I used zip ties, a lot of which had deteriorated in the sun. Worse, squirrels in our area seem to like the plastic - they nibble ~6” sections out of these cheap guards (maybe they use them in their nests?).So I bought these stainless/aluminum ones to replace the old plastic ones. Note that so far I don’t mind climbing tall ladders & working at these heights. I installed four packs of these gutters in two afternoons (about 5 hours total). Except for three spots where I couldn’t lift the shingles enough to slide the gutters under, installation was reasonably simple. I did get a bit for the screws at my local hardware store. There was no need to pre-drill holes - the screws self-tapped easily. Recommend using the clutch on the drill to avoid over torquing the screws. There’s a review that provides some convoluted way to deal with the ends between each section. I guess if you want to absolutely ensure that nothing will ever slip between the space where two sections meet and want to spend loads of time on the install, that may be ok. Personally I don’t see the need for that, since the overlap between sections takes care of that.In the couple of areas where I couldn’t slide the guard under the roof shingles, I slightly cut the guard just where it hit a nail or the soffit. I did get a new pair of quality tin snips and had no problem cutting the gutters.After two snows so far this season, haven’t seen any issues with ice dams.I’m glad I bought these and saved the money I’d have paid for the ones being hawked on TV.

Fit well I like these because they tuck under the shingles on top of drip edge so you only screw it to the front top of gutters not both front and back.

They do what they’re supposed to do. Easy in install.