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Just enter your approximate footage, or let us measure it for you from space. We’ll match you to the right GutterBrush and price.
How to trace your gutters
- Tap once where a gutter run starts, then tap again where it ends — the line follows your roof edge and totals the feet.
- Add corners or bends by tapping more points along the run.
- Drag any dot to nudge it into the perfect spot.
- Two points can’t sit exactly on top of each other. If you need them close together, tap slightly away from the first point, then drag it into position.
- Finish a run, then start the next along another edge. Measure each straight stretch as its own run.
Now, what size are your gutters?
Pick the size of your gutter — measured straight across the top opening, front lip to back. Most homes are 5-inch.
Does your gutter look like any of these?
Pick the profile that matches your gutter — we’ll match it to the right GutterBrush.
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How GutterBrush Compares
Most gutter guards try to block debris out. GutterBrush fills the gutter so clogs can't form in the first place.
| GutterBrush | Screens / Mesh | Solid Covers | Repeated Cleaning | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Around $300 for most homes | Low for DIY screens; higher for pro mesh | $2,000–$6,000+ installed | $150–$300 every cleaning — forever |
| Installation | DIY — slides right into the gutter, no fasteners or special tools | DIY or pro; often clips or screws into place | Professional installation required | Ladder work 1–2× a year, every year |
| Heavy rain | Water flows through the bristles — nothing on top to overshoot | Debris mats on the surface; water can sheet right over | Relies on a small front opening that can be overwhelmed | Flows fine — until it clogs again |
| Maintenance access | Lift it out to inspect or rinse anytime, then drop it back in | Panels must be removed to clean underneath | Fine debris clogs the front opening; clearing it means disassembling the system | Cleaning is the maintenance |
Pricing ranges are typical estimates and vary by home size and region.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I leave it in over winter?
Yes. It stays in the gutter year-round. Northern homeowners typically report less gutter ice than they had without it.
Will leaves get caught in the bristles?
Some will, and that's fine. Individual pieces of debris don't cause clogs. Clogs form when debris packs together into a dam — which is exactly what a gutter full of bristles prevents.
Can it be cut?
Most installations don't need it, but yes. The center wire is 12-gauge galvanized steel, so use a hacksaw, bolt cutters, or heavy-duty cable cutters. Gloves and eye protection.
How do I know what size I need?
Six diameters cover every standard gutter from 2.25" up to 8". The free satellite quote identifies your size and your linear footage without you touching a ladder.
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Wish I knew about this product years ago. Easy to install.