Test GutterBrush in Your Toughest Gutter – 5" & 6" Trial Packs Just $49 - No Additional Discounts or Codes
15 Ft. Pack For Standard 5 Inch Gutters
12 Ft. Pack For Large 6 Inch Gutters
Gutter Screens, Mesh and Leaf Filters Get Dirty, Keeping Water Out
Other gutter guards allow debris to quickly pile up on top, blocking water flow and creating a ramp that sends water past the gutter. They're also difficult to install and maintain.
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Since 2004 - GutterBrush Has Been Protecting Gutters
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How GutterBrush Works in 3 Simple Steps
Insert GutterBrush Into Your Gutters
- Its easy, anyone can install GutterBrush
- GutterBrush is a cylindrical brush that fills your entire gutter, providing 360 degree flow and protection.
- The UV-protected bristles allow rainwater to flow through while blocking leaves, twigs, and debris from clogging.
- No tools, cutting, or fasteners required, just slide the 3 ft. sections into place.
GutterBrush Blocks Debris While Water Flows Through
- GutterBrush stops clogging and protects downspouts and in ground storm drainage.
- The gutter can not clog when filled with GutterBrush.
- Wind, natural weather cycles and the sun, help decay, deteriorate, dry and blow away most debris.
- Rain water follows the bristles into the gutter for great rain water acceptance
Enjoy Clog-Free Gutters with Minimal Upkeep
- No need for frequent gutter cleaning or expensive professional maintenance.
- Works year-round and also prevents ice dams.
- GutterBrush is easy to install and easy to, eventually, maintain and renew.
- If necessary, maintenance and renewal is easy. Click to go to FAQ section or scroll down to read about GutterBrush maintenance below.
Questions About GutterBrush Brush Gutter Guards
How does GutterBrush actually prevent gutter clogs?
Fill your entire gutter with GutterBrush to stop clogging. Debris cant form a dam and it can not form a plug to clog the downspout. If debris can not flow to create a larger clump, it can not clog. Individual pieces of debris were never a reason for clogging, rain water flows between the bristles and out the downspout. Click to learn more about how GutterBrush works to solve gutter clogging.
How long will GutterBrush last once installed outdoors?
We have been manufacturing GutterBrush from high quality materials right here in the USA for over 21 years. It comes with a 10 year Material Warranty but it lasts far longer than that.
What makes GutterBrush so durable compared to other gutter protection products?
The quality materials were engineered that way from our start in 2004. Flexible UV protected bristles are also rigid, strong and thick; which lasts longer. The core is galvanized steel. We've been manufacturing GutterBrush for over 21 years here in the USA with no material problems or premature degradation.
Why is GutterBrush designed as a long cylinder filled with bristles?
The biggest problem with gutter mesh, screens and other gutter guards is that they become the actual reason the water misses the gutter. Early on, even when clean; and also when they leaves lay on them, the gutter guard becomes a ramp sending the water shooting past the gutter. GutterBrush is different. It solves clogging while the bristles draw the water into the gutter. No other gutter guard accepts fast rain water as well as Gutterbrush.
Should I leave GutterBrush in year-round? How does it handle winter?
Yes — GutterBrush is built for all-season protection and should remain in your gutters year-round. GutterBrush solves snow clogging and decreases winter gutter congestion. The black bristles absorb warmth from the sun and transfer heat to the gutter, helping melt snow and ice. Most gutter ice starts when snow clogs the gutter; GutterBrush prevents this by letting meltwater flow beneath the brush and out the downspout. Click for our Winter Gutter Guard page.
Why does America’s #1 home improvement radio host, Gary Sullivan, recommend GutterBrush?
Gary Sullivan has had GutterBrush protecting his home's gutters for 20 years. Gary Sullivan recommends GutterBrush because it’s one of the simplest, most reliable gutter-clogging solutions available. It requires no tools or fastening and it is far more affordable than other options. That's why Gary likes it.
Don’t leaves and debris get stuck in the bristles??
Of course leaves and debris can lodge in the bristles ; for example maple helicopter seeds; but the gutter will not clog. Individual pieces of debris can not cause a clog unless they can clump together and flow to make a bigger plug or dam. Debris cant not move so it can not make a larger clump, it can not clog the downspout opening, and it can not make a dam. The water flows between the bristles and out the downspouts. Check out our "How Gutterbrush Works" page.
Are there other factors that help GutterBrush keep gutters flowing?
Any debris or leaves that are lodged in the bristles, really cooks and decays from the sunshine and air flow. The debris is not laying on the bottom of the gutter, instead it is surrounded by airflow and sunlight, so it dries, cooks, and degrades quickly, breaking down into small particles that drop to the bottom of the gutter and wash through the system. Advanced degradation of the leaves means keeping your gutter flowing for longer.
Will GutterBrush eventually fill up with debris?
There is no such thing as a maintenance free gutter guard out in the debris field. All gutter guards in the debris field, need maintenance. That's the best thing about GutterBrush, at some point down the line there are no fasteners so you can easily remove the GutterBrushes and bang the debris out of them; clean the gutter and reinstall them. GutterBrush is easy to maintain and renew.
How often will I need to maintain or clean my GutterBrush?
At some point, maintenance may be necessary but every location is different as to when that may be necessary. Some go many years without needing maintenance while others with trees overhanging, may need more frequent maintenance. Click here to see a GutterBrush results video out in the gutter after 4 years. Click here to learn more about maintenance and " How It Works ".
