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Gutter Guards America

Gutter Guards America is committed to keeping homeowners off the ladder with America's best maintenance-free gutter guard, backed by quality installation and customer service. Show more

Gutter Guards America is committed to keeping homeowners off the ladder with America's best maintenance-free gutter guard, backed by quality installation and customer service.

Our patented, award-winning design captures more water than other micro-mesh gutter guard systems. We fit our gutter guards over your existing gutters to eliminate leaf and debris build up, allowing your gutters to do their job and keep rainwater away from your foundation. Hide

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4200 Steve Reynolds Blvd, Ste 4, Norcross, GA 30071 (800) 292-4951 https://www.gutterguardsamerica.com/

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Review of LeafGuard of North Georgia by Betsy D.

Jan 14, 2015 · Atlanta

I am delighted we made the chose to go with LeafGuard. They were entirely professional, and it's a great relief to have gutters I no longer have to worry about.

Review of Georgia Water and Fire - Newnan by John F.

Oct 5, 2015 · Fayetteville

They did what they were going to do and when they were going to do it.They did a good job!

Review of Georgia Water and Fire by Lynn J.

Apr 1, 2016 · Gainesville

I really liked them and I trusted them. I would have that same crew in my home again.

Review of Taylor Construction by Julie W.

Sep 6, 2019 · Newnan

This was a good experience from start to finish.

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When it comes to major home renovations, what improvements/fixes produce the best ROI?

Robert Johnson of Southern Home Improvement, LLC ^PRO answered:

Nov 29, 2016

The short answer is the percentage of ROI varies by region but, kitchen and bathroom upgrades including new cabinets and countertops always top the list. From there it depends a lot on the house, it's ... read more

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I have two outside outlets (one on the back and one in the front). I noticed that the one in the front is flashing red. Why is that?

Charles Clemons of Champion Windows of Chattanooga ^PRO answered:

Aug 30, 2016

That sounds like it is a GFCI outlet, which simply put means your outlet has it's own breaker. Most codes now require outside electrical outlets to be GFCI for safety reasons. If it is flashing red it ... read more

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