Titan 3000 Pro Gutter Guard

One person job, take your time, easy enough to install. Buy your own screws 1/2" self drilling. Figure 4 + screws per 3ft length of gutter guard. I used 50 pcs of guards or 2 boxes @ $100.00 per box. For $200.00 free ship I installed guards on a 1,500 sq.ft. home for $200.00 & self drilling screws.

Need to come in longer lengths

Came with galvanized screws

This product was easy to install and work with. However the quality of the manufacturing process was poor. All of the gutter guards had drain holes that were not completely punched out. I spent about 90 minutes punching out holes by hand

Easy to install. Strong and sturdy. Installed my self. Corners were easy to cut and fit in.

You ,it sucks

I purchased these at a local big-box hardware store because I only had a limited time to get the job done before I left the country for three months. I hadn’t been able to find anyone to climb up 20 feet on a ladder to clean out the leaves while I was away. It took less than a day to get about 70 3-foot sections installed; not bad, and they went up fairly easily. They also worked well to keep leaves and autumn debris out of my gutters. So far, so good. However, there hasn’t been a day during the winter when I haven’t had ice dams over the gutter guards, thick ones or thin ones. I’ve climbed up to chip the ice sheets off a couple of times, but the ice starts forming again as soon as a thaw drops below freezing. When the guards are sheeted over with ice — even with ice only a half an inch thick — then no more water can get into the gutter to be taken away from the house by the downspouts; it just flows over the ice dam and falls right next to my foundation. I’m often the only house in the neighborhood with ice dams and icicles, and that’s even with my going out with a snow rake and pulling the accumulated snow down after every snowfall. The problems that the guards have created are more significant and harder to solve than the problem which I was attempting to address by installing them. If you live in a place where there’s a real winter, don’t buy these.

These were easy to install and appear to handle heavy rain situations well.