Gutter Valley Splash Guard - Straight (Low Gloss White (3 CT))

Pretty good product, came complete with everything and installed it with my neighbor:)

These were a bit more expensive than other brands, but I liked that they are made in the US. Also the design which has the screw mount on the outside of the plate where as other brands have the screw mounts on the inside where the water is. I also found the video explanation/instructions provided helpful.The order comes in a three pack and they are easy to install with an electric drill. In my case, water was spilling over my gutters after I had leaf guards put on top of them. I overlapped two and they have stopped the overflow which was damaging a flower bed below.

works great in the worst of north east storms.

I installed several of these along a 4 foot section of gutter that was prone to water not falling into the gutters during heavy rains. These solved the problem. The color was a good match to my existing gutters.

Watch the video first. It answers a lot of questions, like, “No, you can’t use a screwdriver.” And “Yes, pre-drill”.I used it with an existing leaf guard. Backed one of the screws from the leaf guard out (and used that for one of the 4 holes on the splash guard installation). Then just use a fine tip sharpie or flare pen to mark the remaining three holes. Pre-drill through both the screen and the gutter. Line things back up - and mount with the screws provided.I opted not to use silicone - overtime, dirt and grime stick to it and you can’t clean it off. Besides, I am looking to stop the blunt waterfall that’s happening where my valley dumps into the gutter. A few drips wont bother me.I think this is a simple and easy to install solution!

Great product, perfect fit.Easy to install.

Works as intended but they cheaped-out on the screws which require a special wrench to install, why can’t flat or Phillips head screws be provided for such a premim price on this product?

Ready made product which can be hard to find, even at gutter supply houses. I was told to buy a small flat roll and cut them myself at the gutter supply place. Not for me. Green aluminum primer color can be issue if you are mounting on a multi-story structure. If it is on a one story structure, you won’t see the back, unless you like to hang out on the roof all the time.The screws are not cheap. They are self-tapping sheet metal screws which require a socket set or better still, an impact driver to install. They are not slotted for flat or Phillips screwdrivers because the torque required to tap and set the screw into the gutter exceeds the limitations of most human wrists.