Legacy’s gutter guard options are great and work effectively. But remember that they aren’t entirely maintenance free. They still need to be swept off regularly.
There are many types of telescoping brushes that can perform this job.
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As with all systems, the guards should be maintained proactively. Hence the brush will help with that process. Along with utilizing the brush regularly to keep the guards effectively clear of potential debris build-up, it’s still a great idea to get the entire guard system serviced by us once every 3-5 years. This will ensure proper function and extended longevity of the system.
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