Gutter Guards

How much are gutter covers?

“Gutter covers” is just another name for gutter guards, and pricing depends on a few variables we can’t see from a photo alone. The biggest factors are the linear footage, the height and access, the roof type and water volume, and whether the project is a new gutter install or a retrofit onto existing gutters. In Michigan (Zone 5), freeze-thaw cycles and ice loads also matter, so we price based on installing a system that will actually perform, not just “covering the hole.” If you can share a few photos and the sections you want protected, we can usually provide a rough range, and then confirm exact pricing after verifying the gutters and roof edge details on site.

Yes, gutter guards can often be installed on existing gutters, as long as the current gutter system is a good candidate. The key is whether the gutters are installed tight enough to the roof edge to allow the guard to tuck correctly under the drip edge and shed debris the right way. We also check for common retrofit issues like winter distortion, loose hangers, and leaking miters/end caps/outlets, because those can affect fit, long-term sealing, and performance. Many companies will install guards on anything because it’s quick, but we verify the details first so the guard doesn’t end up flat, back-pitched, or creating new maintenance problems. If your gutters aren’t suitable as-is, we’ll explain why and what would be required for a proper installation.