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Gutter guards · Greater Dayton
Our stainless steel micro-mesh gutter guards run $12 to $18 per foot installed. Where your home falls depends on the pitch of the roof, how steep it is, how many stories the house has and how hard the gutters are to reach. Every install carries our lifetime warranty on material and workmanship; if a guard ever gives you trouble, we fix it at no cost to you. Most houses take about two hours, and you won't clean your gutters again.
Updated October 2026 · Reviewed by Aub Holley, owner
Your price range is based on the feet of gutter you want covered. It's a range, not a quote, because every house has corners, heights and details a calculator can't see. Your exact price comes from a free inspection, where we measure your gutters ourselves. Schedule your free inspection.
We install one kind of guard: stainless steel micro-mesh on an aluminum frame. It keeps leaves and debris out of the gutter while the water runs through. We fit a wider guard to 6-inch gutters than to 5-inch gutters, so the whole opening is covered.
$12 to $18 per foot installed. A low, single-story roof with easy access sits at the bottom of that range. A steep roof, a second or third story, or gutters that are hard to reach move it up. Enter your footage in the calculator for a range on your house, and we'll confirm the price when we measure, free.
What that price includes: the guards, the installation, and our lifetime warranty on both the material and our workmanship. If a guard ever gives you a problem, call us. We come out and take care of it at our expense, with no cost to you.
| Type | How it works | Where it falls short |
|---|---|---|
| Stainless steel micro-mesh (what we install) | A fine screen lets water through and keeps debris on top, where it washes off | Costs more up front than a basic screen |
| Perforated metal | A sheet with holes over the gutter | Seeds and shingle grit fit through the holes |
| Reverse curve (hood) | Water follows the curve into the gutter and debris drops off the edge | Heavy rain can run past the curve, and debris collects at the lip |
| Foam or brush inserts | Sit inside the gutter and fill it | Hold debris and break down over time |
| Plastic screens | Snap on top of the gutter | Sag, crack and warp in sun and cold |
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Keeps out leaves, needles, seeds and shingle grit while the rain runs through. Fits 5-inch and 6-inch gutters.
Covers our workmanship on qualifying installations and replacements. See what it covers.
The guard slides under the first row of shingles and fastens to the gutter, so it won't void your roof warranty. About two hours on most houses.
Aub Holley founded Helping Hands Roofing in 2016. We're fully insured and based in Beavercreek.
Your gutter guards carry a lifetime warranty on both the material and our workmanship. We handle it ourselves, so there's no manufacturer to chase and nothing to mail in. If a guard ever gives you trouble, call us and we'll send someone out, at our expense, with no cost to you. See the Lifetime Workmanship Warranty.
$12 to $18 per foot installed. The pitch of the roof, how steep it is, how many stories the house has and how hard the gutters are to reach set where your home falls.
No. It's a price range from your own measurements. Your exact price comes from a free inspection, where we measure your gutters ourselves. Schedule your free inspection here, or call 937-215-8663 to schedule it.
No. If you ever have a problem, call us and we'll send someone out.
Dayton gets about 41 inches of rain and snow a year. Ours hold up in heavy rain and through the winter. We've installed these guards for eight years without a callback for a clogged guard.
If your gutters clog every fall or you're tired of the ladder, yes. You stop cleaning them, and the water keeps going where it should.
The upfront cost, and a guard can't fix a bad gutter. Undersized, poorly sloped or failing gutters won't drain right no matter what's on top. If yours need work first, we'll tell you instead of capping a bad system.
Yes, if they're in decent shape. If they aren't, new seamless gutters and guards together is often the cleanest fix.
No. Nothing is fastened to the roof.
About two hours on most houses.
Yes, with no obligation.
Greater Dayton. See every town we serve on our Service Areas page.
We look at your gutters and measure the feet you want covered. The inspection is free.
If the gutters underneath need correcting or replacing first, we tell you, and we give you an exact price.
The guards slide under the first row of shingles and fasten to the front of the gutter. Most houses are done in about two hours or less.
Aub and his team did a great job with our new roof install. He made sure we were set for the winter and then installed as soon as possible in the spring for best results. Helping Hands also worked directly with our insurance, which was a huge help!
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I would absolutely recommend Helping Hands to anyone. They did a great job replacing my roof and downspouts. I appreciate the amount of work that they put into helping me with my insurance company and how much they cared about me. They helped with things I'm quite sure other companies wouldn't have cared about. In the end, when my insurance company wouldn't budge, they made sure I was taken care of. Thank you for everything.
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I highly recommend Aub and the team at Helping Hands Roofing! They replaced my roof five years ago, and we had a fantastic experience. Recently, after experiencing storm damage, Aub and his crew came out quickly to make the repairs. We ran into a few unexpected obstacles both times, but Aub's fast and clear communication made resolving them a breeze. If you’re looking for a local, honest, and family-oriented company, definitely give them a call for your next roofing project.
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A Free Inspection is a straight, honest look at whether guards make sense for your roof and gutters, with no obligation.