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Gutter guards in West Allis, WI

5 West Allis gutter companies list gutter guards on their website. Each one has a working phone and a live website. Call them direct.

Gutter contractors that list gutter guards, A to Z

  1. Advantage Roofing Systems

    West Allis, WISince 1978

    Founded 1978 and locally owned. Chimneys, skylights, drainage, gutter guards and flat roofs, with a workmanship warranty.

    • Free inspection
    • Warranty
    (414) 690-9411 Call Advantage Roofing SystemsView profile of Advantage Roofing Systems

  2. Modern Exterior Roofing

    West Allis, WI

    Homeowners near Whitefish Bay and Butler get a family-owned crew for skylights, chimney work, wood shake and storm repair.

    • Family owned
    • Free inspection

    Also serves West Milwaukee, Wauwatosa, Brookfield +17

    (262) 240-6454 Call Modern Exterior RoofingView profile of Modern Exterior Roofing

  3. Rob's Roofing LLC

    West Allis, WI

    Roof vents and attic insulation from a GAF Master Elite roofer. Gutter guards, gutter and siding repair for homeowners.

    (414) 940-8618 Call Rob's Roofing LLCView profile of Rob's Roofing LLC

  4. Three Sons Home Improvements, LLC

    West Allis, WISince 1998

    TAMKO Pro, James Hardie Preferred and GAF Master Elite since 1998. Slate, wood shake, coatings and builder work, plus apartments and HOAs.

    • Free inspection

    Also serves Milwaukee

    (414) 921-1996 Call Three Sons Home Improvements, LLCView profile of Three Sons Home Improvements, LLC

  5. WeatherPro Exteriors

    West Allis, WI

    Roof coatings and attic insulation as an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred roofer. Fiber cement siding, metal roofs and financing.

    • Free inspection
    • Financing
    • Warranty

    Also serves Elm Grove, Wauwatosa, Brookfield +24

    (262) 698-3227 Call WeatherPro ExteriorsView profile of WeatherPro Exteriors

About gutter guards

Gutter guards cover the gutter to keep leaves and debris out while they let rain in. The common types are screens, fine metal mesh, foam inserts, and solid covers that turn water over a curved edge. Fine mesh stops the most debris. No guard stops all of it: pine needles and seeds still collect, and most guards still need a rinse now and then. Some guards slide under the first row of shingles, so ask how the installer fixes them without harm to the roof.

What to ask a contractor

  • Which type of guard do you recommend for the trees around my house, and why?
  • Will the guard go under my shingles, and could that affect my roof warranty?
  • Will you clean and repair the gutters before the guards go on?
  • What cleaning will the guards still need, and does your warranty cover clogs?

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