Englert Leafguard of SC
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Englert Leafguard of SC

Englert Leafguard of SC

LeafGuard is a refreshingly convenient gutter guard technology that has been liberating homeowners from clogged gutters for over 20 years. It features a patented one-piece leaf protection mechanism that shields the gutter bowl from leaves and other debris. Your LeafGuard system is custom fit for your unique SC home and protects it for life. Simply put, you’ll never have to unclog your gutters again with a LeafGuard home—guaranteed. We install our gutter guards throughout Greenville, Easley, Mauldin, Fountain Inn, Greer, Spartanburg & more!

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Of 370 respondents, 316 left a review
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285 of 290 would recommend
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What's the best way to hang a Christmas wreath on the new door? Can a nail be used to suspend the wreath? Elaine Donnelly
Dec 30, 2016
You can put a small tack on the top of the door and hang a piece of fishing line down from that to attach the wreath to. Make sure the tack does not stick up high enough to hit the top jamb of the doo ... read more
What is the temperature range for installing roof shingles
Dec 14, 2016
I would recommend not less than 40 degrees. If the shingles are a dark color in direct sunlight they will seal in one day from the solar radiance from the sun even if temps are low. 

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Englert Leafguard of SC

12 Distribution Court,
Greer, SC
upstateleafguard.com (864) 297-7945