Meet Clean Pro Guard
Real steel.
Open mesh.
No plastic frame.
Type 304 stainless-steel mesh with aluminum edge bands. A guard that fits over compatible existing gutters and lets water pass through the screen.
Watch the product at work
Follow the water.
A short, close-up look at water moving across Clean Pro Guard’s shaped mesh.
15-second water demonstration. Water poured across installed Clean Pro Guard runs through the shaped mesh into the gutter. A product demonstration, not a measured rainfall or flow-rate test; real performance depends on installation, roof runoff and maintenance.
Watch the included water-demo.mp4 to see the product demonstration.
Water reaches the screen.
Roof runoff meets the guard covering the gutter opening.
The mesh lets water through.
Openings allow water to enter the gutter beneath the screen.
The gutter carries it away.
A prepared gutter and working downspout remain part of the system.
Look closer
Every part has a job.
Stainless-steel mesh
Type 304 stainless steel forms the screen. We chose 18-mesh openings so pollen washes through while leaves, needles and seed pods stay out. Each opening measures 990 microns (0.99 mm).
Shaped for water movement
The shaped screen and front water dam are designed to slow and direct water toward the gutter.
Aluminum at the edges
Metal edge bands support the fitted installation. There is no plastic frame.
The honest answer about upkeep
Less debris inside.
Still care on top.
The guard keeps larger debris out of the gutter channel. What lands on top still needs occasional clearing.
Leaves, needles and other debris can accumulate on the guard’s surface. Periodic clearing keeps the screen accessible to water. Your trees, roof and weather help determine how often attention is needed.
See care and coverageWhat the guard does
It covers the gutter opening and helps reduce the larger debris entering the gutter.
What the whole system needs
Sound gutters, clear drainage, correct installation and periodic inspection. A guard cannot repair a damaged gutter or replace routine care.
Keep your feet on the ground. Use a qualified professional when inspection or maintenance requires working at height.
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