Gutter guards that
actually keep up

The right gutter screen for your property

Every home faces different debris, weather, and tree cover. That is why we do not push a one size fits all product. We come out for a complimentary inspection to evaluate which gutter screen will best suit your property. Pine trees nearby, heavy snow loads, pest pressure, roof pitch, and shingle type all affect which gutter protection performs best over the long term.

We install a range of premium gutter protection systems, from perforated aluminum to stainless steel micro mesh, always secured with fastener screws. Weddle & Sons has been a family operated roofer since 1999. We see what gutter protection looks like five, ten, and fifteen years after installation, in homes across Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Missouri, and Wyoming. We recommend what survives the long view, which is why we put our name on it.

What we evaluate during your complimentary inspection

• Tree cover and debris type — pine needles, oak leaves, maple seeds, and shingle granules all behave differently
• Snow and ice load — some products collapse or pull loose under heavy accumulation
• Roof pitch and shingle overhang — affect how water enters the gutter and how debris sheds
• Pest and bird pressure — certain designs create nesting cavities or entry points
• Existing gutter condition — pitch, hanger spacing, and downspout flow must be right first

Perforated aluminum gutter guards

Perforated aluminum systems are a solid choice for many homes. The perforations are sized to block leaves and debris while letting heavy rainfall through. Because they are aluminum and mechanically fastened with screws, they handle snow load, wind uplift, and seasonal expansion better than friction fit or adhesive products. This is one of the styles we frequently recommend for properties with standard leaf debris and moderate weather exposure.

Micro mesh gutter guards

In properties with heavy pine needle drop, fine seed pods, or persistent shingle granule wash, stainless steel micro mesh may be the better fit. The ultra fine mesh blocks particles that other styles can let through. During your complimentary inspection, we will tell you honestly which system we would install on our own home, given your specific conditions.

Our gutter guard installation process

Complimentary inspection. We evaluate your trees, roof, gutters, and local weather patterns, then recommend the right screen for your property.
Gutter prep. We clean the gutters, tighten or replace failed hangers, adjust pitch, and confirm downspouts flow freely.
Installation. Your selected gutter guard system is installed with fastener screws, secured against snow, ice, and wind.
Walk through. We test water flow and show you the work.

Why homeowners choose Weddle for gutter protection

Schedule a free inspection with our Estes Park office and a trained Weddle inspector will document your roof condition, walk you through findings honestly, and provide a clear written report. If you need a new roof, we will explain why. If you do not, we will tell you that too. That is how a roofing company in Estes Park earns trust over decades.

• Family operated since 1999 with permanent local offices across the region
• Over 1,000 verified five star reviews across our service area
• Complimentary inspection to match the right product to your property
• Premium systems installed with fastener screws, not adhesives or friction fit
• Flexible financing on gutter and exterior projects
• A+ rated with the Better Business Bureau

Stop cleaning your gutters

Whether you are tired of climbing the ladder every fall, watching gutters overflow during heavy rain, or fighting pine needles year round, the right next step is a free, no pressure consultation. Schedule online or call your nearest local Weddle & Sons office.