Close-up of a sloped residential roof with asphalt shingles and a metal gutter.

RainDrops gutter guards

Empty wooden deck with black grill cover, black metal table, and metal chair, surrounded by trees and overlooking wooded area.

Close-up of a metal roof with a vent or ridge cap, reflecting sunlight, with part of a house, backyard, and blue sky in the background.

raindrops gutter guards

Packaging label for RainDrop Gutter Guard, showing an image of the product with black plastic slats and highlighting features like surface tension design, durable plastic, benefits and drawbacks, and lifespan of 15 to 25 years.

The material is Engineered with a specialized polypropylene blend that is similar to a car bumper (HOW COOL IS THAT!) and also, it is flexible and last longer.
Engineered to align with the roof pitch, to allow the water to flow. While it washes away the debris.
It can handle heavy rain
‍Designed to be installed at the slightly pitch, Raindrop gutter guards form a seamless extension your roof, allows water to flow while prevent leaver and debris buildups that causes clogs. ‍

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How you know its time to change out you raindrop gutter guards?

How You know?

hAVING TO CLEAN IT frequently

Having to clean the gutter more frequently defeats the purpose of the gutter guards. Even the guards are installed, is strong sign that is no longer doing its job. Overtime, it will lead up to a build-up and eventually causes clogs.

‍ WEAR outs and tears

If you start noticing cracks, rust or wrapping those are the signs that it has gotten weakened. if not resolved it will lead to clogs and overflows.

Make sure your gutter guard is secure

Even something like this small as a loose section of your raindrop gutter guard can become a bigger problem over time. If the gutters aren’t secure, it won’t keep out leaves,debirs and etc. Environmental factors like wind, rain, and temperature fluctuations can gradually loosen the raindrop gutter guards and it will be more weaken.