Leaves, pine straw, and shingle grit are the quiet enemies of a working gutter system. A seamless gutter can carry thousands of gallons of water away from your home every year, until the first heavy spring storm pushes a season of debris into the run. Once the channel clogs, water backs up under the shingles, behind the fascia, and down the side of the house. Gutter guards stop that cycle before it starts.
Crosby Roofing & Seamless Gutters has been installing and servicing gutters across Middle Georgia and the Southeast since 1989. We fit guards to your existing seamless gutters or install them as part of a new gutter system, so water has one place to go: the downspout.
Contact us for a free gutter guard estimate and we will measure your runs, check the pitch, and tell you exactly which guard suits your roof.
Guards only work when the gutter underneath them works. Our crews treat installation as a full roof edge service, not a snap-on accessory:
If the gutters are beyond saving, we will tell you. Crosby Roofing installs seamless gutter repair and installation in the same visit, and we can wrap or replace rotted fascia before the guards go on.
There is no single best guard, only the best guard for your roof pitch, tree canopy, and rainfall. We install all three of the systems that hold up in Georgia weather:
A fine stainless or aluminum mesh set into an aluminum frame. Micro-mesh is the strongest choice under pines, oaks, and sweetgums because it keeps out pine straw and shingle grit as well as leaves, while still passing heavy rain.
A solid aluminum profile that lets water curl around the nose while leaves and twigs slide off the front. Excellent for large-leaf debris and steep roofs that shed a lot of water fast.
The most economical option, well suited to light debris loads and outbuildings. We will be straight with you if a screen guard is all your roof needs.
Not sure which one fits? We bring samples to the estimate and show you how each performs against the debris that actually lands on your roof.
Guards are not a luxury upgrade, they are a maintenance decision. Without them, most Middle Georgia homes need their gutters cleaned two to four times a year, and every one of those cleanings means a ladder and a risk.
We install guards on single-family homes, multi-family properties, and commercial buildings, including long runs, box gutters, and buildings where a clogged gutter means a flooded entry or a wet roof deck. Pair guards with a scheduled roof maintenance program and the roof edge stops being a recurring problem.
We also handle soffit and fascia repair, roof repair and replacement, and free roof inspections, so the whole roof edge is handled by one crew.
Call 478-785-2285 or request an estimate online. We will inspect your gutters, show you the guard options side by side, and give you a written price with no pressure and no surprises.
Gutters rarely fail all at once. They tell you they are overloaded long before the fascia rots. Watch for these signs:
If you are checking more than one of those boxes, guards plus a gutter tune-up will solve it in a single visit. Crosby Roofing & Seamless Gutters has protected Southeast homes and businesses since 1989, and every gutter guard installation is backed by our workmanship.
They dramatically reduce cleanings, and most homes drop from two to four cleanings a year to an occasional inspection. Guards block the bulk of the debris, but a little grit still settles in the channel, so we recommend a quick check each spring.
No. Guards attach to the gutter and the fascia, not to the roofing material, so your shingle or metal roof warranty is unaffected. We install without disturbing the roof deck or the drip edge.
Quality aluminum and stainless micro-mesh guards routinely last 20 years or more. Our guards carry a manufacturer material warranty plus our own workmanship warranty.
Yes, and we would rather fix the gutter first. If hangers are loose, seams are failing, or the run no longer pitches to the downspout, we repair or replace the gutter during the same visit so the guards sit on a system that actually drains.