12 Best Gutter Guard Companies in Red Bank, SC

You can start by looking at real customer reviews online, including on the BBB website. A reputable gutter guard installer will be able to provide a written estimate and information about warranties. The one you select should have insurance, in case there is an injury on your property, and should provide you information about if and how its processes will affect your roof warranty.

The best style of gutter guard for your home will be based on several factors, including the types of trees on your property and the usual weather in your area of South Carolina. You'll want to consider the heavy rainfall in Red Bank when making a purchasing decision.

You should also consider your budget and whether you feel strongly about gutter guards being visible from the ground. Employing a local gutter guard professional is a step towards finding the best style for you.

Overall, gutter guards are a smart investment for any household — especially in a place like Red Bank, which gets a lot of rain. They help prolong your gutter system's life span, cut down on how much you spend on cleaning and repairs, and improve your home's overall appearance. They lower the chances of mold and mildew growth and keep your gutters from becoming a home for pests like insects and birds. In addition, when you decide to sell your home, gutter guards can add extra value to your property.

In many cases gutter guard installation companies will also offer cleaning services. You can determine if a specific company provides this service by calling, or by checking if it appears on our list of the top-rated gutter service companies in and around Red Bank.

Other than materials, the main thing that will affect the cost of gutter guards is the size of your home, as this determines how many linear feet are needed. Depending on the style of guard you choose, you may need to factor in labor costs, which will increase if your home is large, has multiple stories, or is hard to access.

The life span of your gutter guards will depend on the style and material that you choose. Most types of plastic guards last between three and six years, while metal ones can last between seven and 20 years (with steel on the lower end and aluminum on the higher). For example, plastic micro-mesh has a life span of around three years, while metal micro-mesh can last for 12 years. Foam guards can last up to a decade, although that life span may be shorter in very sunny or wet climates (like Red Bank). Brush and surface tension guards can both last up to 20 years, depending on the weather in your area and how well you maintain them.