The BroGuard warranty, and what it means on an LA roofline

No, and no gutter guard warranty does. What BroGuard gives you is a non-combustible stainless mesh that meets fire code, covered for life against material defects, over a trough it guarantees for twenty years to keep clear. Fire hardening is about removing what burns from your roofline. The warranty is what keeps that protection intact for the next two decades rather than the next two seasons.

It depends how it goes on. With a new gutter system from The Brothers That Just Do Gutters, the whole system is backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty. Added to gutters you already have, you get the twenty year performance guarantee against clogging plus the lifetime warranty against material defects.

That BroGuard Premier will keep the inside of your gutters from clogging when it has been installed to factory specification. If an area fails, BroGuard either replaces that section with a new or reconditioned insert, or refunds 100 percent of the material cost. Labor and installer shipping are not included. It is a money back guarantee on the product doing its job, not a maintenance contract.

No. Under normal wear it is guaranteed not to chip, bubble or flake, and that sits inside the lifetime material defects warranty. It is a fair question here, where the same roofline bakes through a six month dry season and then takes everything a Pacific storm throws at it in January.

Not for the warranty, but it should change what is on your roofline. Cal Fire’s 2025 maps moved a lot of Los Angeles into Very High for the first time, including streets that have never thought of themselves as fire country. If there is plastic or vinyl up there, deal with that first. The warranty is what makes the metal worth doing once.

Damage from outside forces, natural or accidental. Failures caused by improper installation. Damage during installation. Chemical damage. Removal of the product. Contact with dissimilar materials. Natural wear from weather or unusual environmental conditions. And clogging caused by tampering, or by paint, caulk or adhesive getting into the mesh, which is the one that catches people during a repaint.

Yes. The balance transfers with the house, and change of ownership forms come from BroGuard’s corporate headquarters. In this market that is a line on a disclosure a buyer actually reads, particularly in a hazard zone where their insurer will be asking what has been done to the roofline.

Your local team, on (213) 205-6598. When BroGuard goes on with a new gutter system from us, the whole system sits under one Limited Lifetime Warranty from one installer, so there is nobody to chase and nothing to argue about between a manufacturer and a contractor.