One commonly asked question about Gutter Helmet® gutter guards is, “Will the gutter guard installation void my roofing warranty?” The answer is a definite “No!” Gutter Helmet will not void roof warranties.
Installing our patented gutter covers will not harm roof shingles, but it is crucial to hire a professional installer who can avoid causing undue workmanship damage that will not be covered by the warranty. The professional installers at Gutter Helmet of Minnesota are extremely cautious with all installations.
Gutter Guards Protect Your Roof
Not only does our gutter protection system not create any warranty problems with your roof, it actually protects your roof from damage! This is one of the outstanding features of Gutter Helmet. By keeping your gutters free and clear of clogging debris, rainwater will not end up going over the sides of the gutter and soaking into the roof edge. Once that happens, eventually the wood will begin to rot and your shingles will not have a solid base. If you fail to keep gutters working properly, you will have no recourse when other parts of your roofing system are affected.
In addition to protecting your roof, a properly installed gutter guard also affords protection for your walls and foundation, not to mention protecting the soil around your home from the erosion that occurs when water cascades over the sides of your gutter. These are just a few of the many reasons to have Gutter Helmet of Minnesota give your home the protection it needs.
Professionally Installed by Experts
Your gutter guard installation will be completed by experts who take the utmost care with your home during the project. Moreover, Gutter Helmet installation methods have been evaluated and approved by major roofing manufacturers including GAF, Owens Corning and CertainTeed.
Not only does the installation of your gutter guard NOT void the warranty coverage for your roof, Gutter Helmet® comes with its own Triple Lifetime Warranty! For more information or to schedule a free estimate, contact Gutter Helmet of Minnesota now.
