I like the idea of riveting the backside I picked some up to try out thanks
@Aquaductroofingsystems
10 жыл бұрын
You are absolutely correct about gutters on first. This was done with a view toward our installers field-installing the screens (hence, no roofing in sight). This particular screen would suit me better if it was long enough to nail into the decking. Since it is only about 5 inches wide, the only way to keep it on the house is to do the screws in the front lip...not enough underlap of the roofing to reach the deck with nails.
@Aquaductroofingsystems
10 жыл бұрын
Agreed about the out-sloping of large hole screens. "Micro-screen" products are spec'd to install the same way. All of them send water over the front of the gutters in heavy rain or when frozen. Only the colander-type systems (Leaf Relief, eg) are installed with a back slope. The drawback to that is that a kind of shelf is formed that catches crud. Works fine, but sometimes owners object. Thanks for watching!
@soniadeluca1968
8 жыл бұрын
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@carlosescobar923
Жыл бұрын
Good job thank you so much
@340rps
5 жыл бұрын
I think these are meant for the back edge to be installed in the gutter against the hangers which would be done first then snap the front in.
@dakthom11
10 жыл бұрын
you will void the warranty if you install in between the shingles you must install under both shingles so you wont bother the tar/seal strip.
@Aquaductroofingsystems
10 жыл бұрын
Absolutely right here. That being said, since the screens are about an inch too short, out of the box, the solution is to retro-fit a style D drip edge under the roofing to provide a ledge to support the screen. By the time you do that, you've negated the primary reason people install this kind of gutter cover...they're cheap. Leaf Relief gutter covers are our biggest sellers. They don't disturb the roof, work better and come with a no-clog warranty. BY THE WAY, we are not fans of hood-type covers. In our view, only licensed roofers should be allowed to install any gutter cover that requires disassembling shingles. (Sorry, Gutter Helmet that includes you guys, too.)
@dakthom11
10 жыл бұрын
I install Valor Gutter Guard. I have never had to dissemble shingles Now i have seen many roofs without any drip edge and shingles hanging completely into the gutters. Most roof warranty's are voided at the time of installation by licensed Roofers since there is really nobody inspecting them.
@340rps
5 жыл бұрын
Now you just lifted both shingles and left a gap so if you get an ice dam that'd where the water most likely flow. I would not go under any shingle.
@ingenerchik
3 ай бұрын
It just doesn’t work long term. Stuff gets stuck in the mesh openings: helicopter seeds, little twigs. Give it a year or two, it will be clogged up, and impossible to clean- when those hellies get stuck, the don’t come out easdily if at all. BAD design.
@michaelwarthog8258
10 жыл бұрын
3 problems with your video. 1) Kinda hard to install gutter with screen in the way, so the screens should only be installed after the gutters are. 2) Never screw down the screen. Kinda hard to lift them out to get the debris that went thru with screws in the way. And 3) Only large hole screens can be installed in the same plane angle of the roof. If you attempt to install small hole screens between shingles like you showed? Water will only run over the screens as if they were a flat sheet of metal. Air bubbles form in the holes. But good job on bending the ends down at the endcaps.
@Aquaductroofingsystems
8 жыл бұрын
+Michael Warthog Yes, gutters go on first. We never considered that this would look like we were pre-installing the screens. (Sometimes the thing in your head is not thing that people are understanding!) We screw the screens on because the alternative is to nail it under the roofing...not often easy to do, and sometimes damages the shingles.
@shaunhazel3137
4 жыл бұрын
shouldn't the back end install underneath the drip edge flashing?
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