Gutter Guard

Choose gutter guard by roof profile

Gutter guard fixes to the roof as well as the gutter, so start with the roof you have. Each Screen Tech kit is made for one profile, with clips shaped to suit it and the mesh, trim, clips and screws in the one box. You choose the mesh and clip colour, and the trim and screw colour, when you order.

Roof kits run along the roof edge and cover the gutter. Valley kits cover the valley, where two roof slopes meet and drain into the gutter. A valley collects water and leaves from two slopes at once, so it is often the first place a gutter blocks.

• Trimdek roofs: TrimDek roof kit and TrimDek valley kit
• Klip-Lok roofs: Klip-Lok roof kit and Klip-Lok valley kit
• Tiled roofs: tiled roof kit and tiled valley kit
• Corrugated roofs: corrugated valley kit

If you want a guard that sits over the gutter itself, the IRC gutter guard is sized for standard residential gutter lines, and the Hytile gutter protector is made to fit a wide range of gutter profiles.

Not sure which suits your roof? Our guide to which gutter guard suits your roof type walks through each profile. New gutters are in Colorbond gutters.

Gutter guard FAQs

What gutter guard do I need for a Colorbond roof?

The one made for your sheet profile. Colorbond roofs are usually corrugated, Trimdek or Klip-Lok, and each kit here is cut and clipped for one of those shapes.

What is the difference between a roof kit and a valley kit?

A roof kit protects the gutter along the edge of the roof. A valley kit protects the valley between two roof slopes. Many roofs need both.

Does gutter guard mean I never clean my gutters?

No. It keeps leaves and twigs out of the gutter, but they can sit on top of the guard. Brush the guard surface clear from time to time so water keeps running through.

Can I pick up gutter guard in Melbourne?

Yes. Order online and collect from 2/1 Network Drive, Truganina, or choose delivery within our Victorian service area.