We Offer The Absolute Best Gutter Products For The Seattle Climate.

MasterShield combines a pitch‑matched aluminum frame with a 316‑grade stainless‑steel micro‑mesh that’s only 50 microns wide—about half the width of a human hair. Water follows the mesh into the gutter, while leaves, roof grit, and even pollen slide off and onto the ground. No lids for debris to sit on, no openings for junk to sneak through.

Yes. The filter mesh is so fine that pine and fir needles, catkins, cedar fronds, and even moss spores can’t penetrate. Copper threads woven through the mesh help break surface tension and discourage organic buildup, so the guard literally sheds tree debris season after season.

You get a lifetime manufacturer guarantee: if the system ever allows a clog, MasterShield will replace the product or refund the purchase price—plus up to $1,500 toward your homeowners‑insurance deductible if water damage occurs. The warranty is transferable to the next homeowner. Zero fine‑print gymnastics.

Nope. The guard fastens to the front lip of the gutter (or fascia when needed) without prying up shingles or punching holes in your roof deck. That means your manufacturer shingle warranty—and your roof’s waterproofing—stay 100 % intact.

It’s the original patent from inventor Alex Higginbotham, featuring downward “water ramps” and copper‑infused mesh that scrubs away bio‑film as water flows. Many look‑alikes copy the mesh, but none duplicate the self‑cleaning copper threads, all‑metal frame, and pitch‑matched install that keeps debris moving off the roof instead of camping on top of the guard. Check out our detailed Gutter Guard Comparison

Not for clogs. In most homes you’re looking at “set‑it‑and‑forget‑it” performance—just an occasional garden‑hose rinse from the ground if tree sap or heavy dust collects. Or call us, we do regular roof maintenance! In independent field use, homeowners call the system “virtually maintenance‑free.” Your Saturdays are officially yours again.