BroGuard Gutter Guards in Greater Los Angeles

BroGuard is the metal micro-mesh gutter guard installed by The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Los Angeles. It stops leaves, needles, seed and grit at the surface while heavy rain flows through the mesh into the gutter. Because it is stainless metal, it adds nothing flammable to your roofline, which matters in a city where ember exposure is real.

Yes, that is a big part of why we lead with it. BroGuard is non-combustible stainless micro-mesh, so there is no plastic or foam on the roof edge to soften or burn, and dry debris cannot pile up in the trough where embers land. It fits into a defensible-space plan for hillside and canyon homes across Los Angeles.

Yes. Heavy rain flows through the mesh while leaves, needles and grit stay on top, so the gutter keeps its full capacity. That matters most in a back-to-back storm pattern, when there is no dry window to clean between systems and an open gutter refills with jacaranda, sycamore and palm debris within weeks.

Spring and summer are the best windows. In April and May we clear the jacaranda, sycamore and oak drop and install BroGuard so the trough stays clean all summer. June through September is our install and hardening season, which puts non-combustible guards on the roofline before fire season peaks and well before the winter storms.

In most cases, yes, as long as your existing gutters are in good shape. A Solutionist checks the slope, hangers and seams first. If the gutters are sagging or failing, we will tell you so and recommend fixing or replacing them before guards go on, since a guard cannot make a bad gutter drain.

Much less. A good mesh guard eliminates most interior gutter cleanings, but no guard is completely maintenance-free. An occasional check makes sure the mesh is seated, the surface is clear and the downspouts are flowing, especially after a heavy Santa Ana wind event blows debris across the roof.