GutterBrush Gutter Filter

The GutterBrush Gutter Guard acts as a barrier blocking most leaves and other debris from entering your home's rain gutters while allowing water to flow unobstructed into and through your rain gutter downspouts.

Clean your gutters, then simply insert GutterBrush Gutter Guard into your rain gutters from end to end.

It easily bends around corners too!

GutterBrush — Easy to Install

• Clean your home's rain gutters before you start.
• Fill the entire length of each of your rain gutters from end to end with the Gutterbrush Gutter Guard.
• If a 3 foot or 18 inch section is a little too long to finish a length of gutter, simply bend or fold the remaining few inches of GutterBrush back on top of itself to create the custom length needed to complete the section. No cutting needed!

While you will notice some leaves in the top of the gutter guard, water easily passes through while the bottom of the Gutterbrush remains clear allowing rain gutters to flow freely. The debris is not inhibiting rain water from flowing off your homes roof into your rain gutters.

Most of the leaves and debris caught near the top of the brush will blow away or decompose through natural weather cycles. Your rain gutters will continue to flow, preventing expensive water damage to your home and keeping you off the roof!

* All gutter guard systems allow some debris to enter gutters and may require limited maintenance. That's why Contractors and Home Improvement experts consistently favor a system which is easy to install & remove. This product is very easy to install and remove unlike gutter covers and screens.

Gutter Covers and Gutter Screens — Can they work as well?

• A gutter cover reduces the size of a gutter opening, allowing water to flow over the cover
• No access to gutter interior makes maintenance or cleaning almost impossible without removal of system
• Interference with roof / shingles can result in problems with roof warranty
• Ice dam may form on a gutter cover
• Haven for nesting bees
• Gutter Screens frequently clog and collapse
• Gutter Screens are difficult to maintain and clean
• Gutter Screens allow water or ice to back up under shingles
• Dirt and rust runoff can stain gutters and home exterior
• Both systems require expensive professional installation