Easy On Gutter Guard Review and How To install

In this video I detail why I recommend the Stainless Steel EasyOn Gutter Guard. I also talk about how to make sure you are getting the best price when comparing buying at Costco vs big box hardware stores. I cover the best way to install and show the real life results of using the product for 8 months (through fall and winter) in the North East with many trees in the area.

[cbrad]

You just convinced me I can do this project. Great job explaining the process, especially the cuts needed.

[jameswessel]

Just a small detail is that the screws provided are NOT stainless and will rust in time, and have to be replaced. I purchased a bag of stainless screws, (not magnetic), so that is no longer an issue.

[frankcumberland]

An incredibly well-constructed video. Producing a training video--of any kind--is difficult. You have mastered it and helped many homeowners, including me.

[BurgardPottery]

I can thank you enough for showing every little step in detail. nothing is more frustrating than a video that tells you something but they don't show how to do it or they speed it up and you can't see how it's really done. Keep up the good work! These are going on our new gutters before the fall!

[JimCeja-km]

Just wanted to say thank you! Bought my easy on gutter guards and had the back of my house done in 3 hours. The tip with notching out the screen so it butts up clean was great. Thanks again!!

[gigz]

This is one of the best how to videos I've watched on gutter covers. Thanks for your help.

[juliedeane]

Thank you for this informative video. I’m 58 and my s-dad had Parkinson’s for about 5-6 years before he just passed last year. I’ve been trying to keep the house up, cleaning gutters etc for my mom and s-dad. Moms blind. So this was such a great video. I will be installing these guards myself. It looks easy enough. Then I won’t have it so hard cleaning the gutters. Just constantly moving the ladder is enough for me. Cleaning up the mess afterwards takes me out. I finally made a chute out of cardboard into the green waste so I was able to send leaves and beaches fun the chute instead of picking them all up at the end. This will save me even that hassle. Thank you

[kennethwood]

Great teaching job (I'm an old retired Vo-Ed Teacher and you've got me beat!) Thanks!

[dennisgarcia]

Nicely done video and worth a watch for sure! One quick observation and solution intended to be a helpful "tip", , , There is a decent amount of "roof grit"/small debris in the gutters after only 7 months. I anticipated this with my install and came up with a "fix". Place a 6 inch piece (only 2 screws needed) of gutter guard over the "high-end", and another 6 inch piece (2 screws) over the "downspout" (low end). Your video shows that trimming the panels together flush is easy and quick. Every few years you might need to run a garden hose (with jet nozzle) into the high-end to blow all that grit/debris into the downspout as you snake it down. Having small 6" panels is so much easier to handle and remove compared to a full size 4 foot panel, , , just a thought.

[scifithoughts]

I really appreciate how you showed how to handle the abutment with the next segment of easyon gutter guard.

[davidle]

Thanks so much. I just received the box today from Costco and found your super helpful video. I love your details and clear explanation. If you are a teacher, you can make an excellent one. I just subscribed.

[tinyturtle]

Thank you for doing every step and explaining why and how to seal the edges

[bjsongster]

Great job! I will put these on my house and my 3 rental houses!
You did an amazing job explaining and would make a great teacher! You did scare the hell out of me when you were up there working though!
But you obviously know exactly what u are doing!
Thanks!
Your friend,
Barry

[debralingle]

Just perfect!! Keep up the great work. I was thinking I would have to hire someone to do this till I saw your informative video. THANKYOU!

[keithwalburn]

Thank you. I've been looking for gutter guard solution and have found nothing I like or trust. Your solution is my solution. Definitely going to do it. Thanks for installation instructions.

[Zytnia]

I just bought mine and found your video, very well done thanks for all the tips.

[thomasstimson]

I watched the video yesterday and today did my shed (first part of three ever-increasingly larger gutter projects. I am NOT a DIY kind of guy, but his step-by-step instructions and tips made this job really easy. I am confident enough with my imperfect but satisfactory first effort to tackle the rest of the project. I'm getting too darn old to get up on ladders twice a year to clean out leaves, twigs and maple helicopters and this will eliminate that unpleasant chore for a very long time. Thanks!

[wesleyhester]

Thank you for your video. I’m a handy homeowner getting ready to do this to a small structure in our yard and this helped me out. I’m getting these from Costco and have to do a bit of a front panel bend to make them work. But they will! Your recommendation to screw them down makes sense, and they trimming advice helped.

[billandlindahicks]

Thanks for a great video. I just received my guards from Costco-good price on sale. You answered the install questions I had. Thanks again for a great job.

[mikerob]

Glad you made this video! Just bought a new ranch style house and didn't want to hire some one to do something I can do, Thank you!!!