Keep your gutters flowing freely

Surprisingly, most gutter guard systems installed by The Gutter Boys are not installed on gutters without covers. Instead, the team is replacing other gutter covers that have failed.

“Our dumpster is almost always filled with competitor gutter guards we have removed from our customers’ homes and replaced with ours,” says company founder Anthony Alberino. “They failed because of poor design.”

When Anthony started his company 24 years ago, he only cleaned gutters; he didn’t cover them. “That’s because there wasn’t an effective system on the market at the time,” he says. “We cleaned gutters on thousands of homes and saw covers that were broken, clogged, collapsed, or not efficient enough to capture water during heavy storms. Some were plastic, some were fragile screens, and some were sheets of metal with holes drilled in them. None of them worked well, so we decided that wasn’t a business we wanted to be in.”

That call changed when Anthony discovered a micromesh gutter guard system that finally met his standards. “It’s amazing how much better this system is than anything else on the market,” he says. “You can choose a cheap plastic gutter guard, or—for the same or even less money—you can relax knowing you have the best system on the market.”

The Gutter Boys’ guards feature a stainless-steel micromesh that lets water in while keeping debris out. The system also features a patented raised S-curve that encourages the self-shedding of leaves and other debris.

Because The Gutter Boys is a full-service company, it does more than install gutter guards. It also cleans gutters and installs complete gutter systems, including 6-inch gutter systems, which are increasingly popular.

“Gutter cleaning is still who we are,” Anthony says. “Many homeowners don’t want their gutters covered and prefer regular cleanings. We offer one-time cleanings, but most people sign up for our gutter subscription service, which puts your gutter cleaning on autopilot.”

Anthony’s subscription service means his team comes to your home regularly—usually two to three times a year—to clean your gutters. It’s automatic; you don’t even have to call. It’s a good idea because cleaning gutters is one task every homeowner should avoid doing themself. More than 500,000 people in the U.S. are treated for ladder-related injuries each year, including critical, life-altering injuries and deaths. 

Professionals like the technicians at The Gutter Boys are trained in ladder safety and have far more experience than you and I do.

So let’s stay off the ladder.

The Gutter Boys serves all of Northeast Ohio. Call or go online for a free quote. If you choose to cover your gutters, the company offers 18-month same-as-cash financing.

Shift to 6-Inch Gutters

For the average home in Northeast Ohio, common 5-inch gutters can handle water flow perfectly well. However, for today’s larger homes with steeper roofs and greater square footage, 6-inch gutters are increasingly popular. 

“That extra inch of width may not sound like much, but a 6-inch gutter can hold about 50% more water volume than a standard 5-inch gutter,” explains The Gutter Boys owner Anthony Alberino. 

“Plus, the downspouts are 3-by-4 inches instead of 2-by-3 inches. Give us a call, and we can calculate whether a 6-inch gutter system is right for your home.”

The Gutter Boys

440-454-7040

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