Fire Resistance
Are Raptor Stainless Steel Gutter Guards fire-resistant? Yes, Raptor Gutter Guard passed both ASTM: E2768 and ASTM: E84-19b for Extended Duration Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials. The stainless steel…
Cutting the Guard
How do I cut the gutter guard? We recommend using a new/sharp pair of tin snips. Here is a pair that many of our customers have suggested. Click here to purchase.
Uncommon Roof and Gutter Types
What if the Installation Guide I received in the box doesn’t include my roof or gutter type? Please visit our “How To Install” page on this website and watch the…
Install Slope
How can I tell if I am installing the gutter guard too flat or too steep? As long as you retain between a 5 and 25 degree forward slant (positive…
Reversing The Guard
If I purchased the black All-Aluminum Gutter Guard, can I flip it over to use the white side (or vice versa)? No, you cannot flip the gutter guard. We offer…
Securing The Back Wing
Is it necessary to secure/screw the back wing of the All-Aluminum gutter guard? We recommend that you secure the back wing as it will add strength to your gutter system…
Rainwater Runoff
Why do I have rainwater runoff? There are many reasons rainwater runoff may occur. If you are experiencing this, please call our customer experience team (844) 359-7689. Pro tip: Ensure…
Water Test
How do I perform a water test on the gutter guard? Use a garden hose to check that water is flowing through properly.
Removing Sections
What if I need to remove a few sections of my gutter guard? Simply unfasten the screws (front and back) from any section of the guard that you need to…
Hail
Will hail damage the gutter guard? The All-Aluminum Gutter Guards are made of .019 hardened aluminum. In extreme cases of hail, the gutter guard could sustain some surface dings.
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