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Keep Debris Out and Water Flowing
Clogged gutters can lead to water damage, foundation issues, and pest problems long before you notice something’s wrong. EMC Remodeling installs gutter guards to keep debris out and water flowing freely, so you spend less time on the ladder and more time worry-free.
Gutter Guard Services We Offer
Wire Guards
Wire guards use a wider mesh that lets more water flow through, though they let slightly more fine debris through as well. They fit both 5″ and 6″ gutters.
Mesh Guards
Mesh guards use a much finer screen that keeps out nearly all debris, including small particles like shingle grit. Because the openings are smaller, they let in somewhat less water than a wire guard during very heavy rain. They also fit both 5″ and 6″ gutters.
Why Choose EMC Remodeling
Owner-Operated
You'll always deal directly with one of our owners, not a call center.
Licensed & Insured
All our professionals are fully certified, and our work is backed by comprehensive insurance policies.
Local to Central Texas
No storm chasers, no out-of-town crews — just a team that lives and works in this community, and will be here long after the job is done.
Signs You Need Gutter Guards
Frequent Clogging from Leaves or Debris
If you’re cleaning out leaves, twigs, or debris more than once or twice a year, gutter guards can cut that down dramatically — especially if your home is surrounded by trees.
Recurring Pest or Nesting Problems
Open gutters filled with standing debris are a common spot for birds, rodents, and insects to nest. Guards close off that entry point and remove the habitat that attracts them in the first place.
You Have Trees Overhanging Your Roof
Live oaks, pecans, and other large shade trees are common throughout Central Texas — and while they provide great shade, they also mean a steady stream of leaves, acorns, and pecans finding their way into your gutters. Gutter guards help keep that debris out without sacrificing the shade.
Think You Might Need Gutter Guards?
Common Gutter Guard Questions
Wire vs. Mesh — Which Is Right for You?
Wire guards let more water through, but also let a bit more fine debris in — a good fit if heavy rainfall capacity is your priority. Mesh guards use a finer screen that blocks nearly all debris, including small particles like shingle grit, though they let in slightly less water during very heavy downpours. We can help you weigh the trade-off based on your home and the trees around it.
Can Guards Be Added to Existing Gutters?
Yes — gutter guards can typically be installed on your existing gutter system without needing to replace the gutters themselves, as long as they’re in good condition.
Materials & Brands We Work With
Senox Wire and Mesh Guards
We install Senox wire and mesh guards, the same trusted brand we use for our gutter systems — available for both 5″ and 6″ gutters.
Our Process
On-Site Measurement & Fit
We measure your gutters to make sure your guards are properly sized and fit securely, whether you’re installing them alongside new gutters or adding them to your existing system.
Installation
Guards are cut to the length of your gutter run and installed snug against the roofline, so debris can’t work its way underneath.
Final Walkthrough
We walk the property with you to make sure everything looks right and answer any questions before we consider the job done.
FAQ
Are gutter guards worth it?
For most homes, yes — especially if you’re dealing with frequent clogs from leaves and debris, or don’t want to be on a ladder cleaning gutters multiple times a year. The right guard for your home depends on the type and amount of debris you’re dealing with, which is why we help you weigh wire vs. mesh based on your specific property.
What are gutter guards?
Gutter guards are covers installed over your gutters that let water in while keeping out leaves, debris, and other buildup — reducing how often your gutters need to be cleaned out.
How do gutter guards work?
Wire guards use a wider mesh that lets water through easily while catching larger debris. Mesh guards use a much finer screen that blocks nearly everything, including small particles, while still allowing water to flow through.
Are there any downsides to gutter guards?
The main trade-off is water capacity versus debris protection — finer mesh guards that block more debris can let in slightly less water during very heavy downpours. Guards also aren’t fully maintenance-free; debris can still build up on top and needs occasional clearing.
Do gutter guards need to be cleaned?
Yes, though far less often than open gutters. Debris that collects on top of the guards should be cleared periodically to keep water flowing freely.
Do gutter guards increase home value?
While it varies by buyer, gutter guards are generally seen as a low-maintenance upgrade that protects your home from water damage — which can be a meaningful selling point.
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EMC Remodeling
5100 Midway Dr Suite 211, Temple, TX 76502
Phone: (254) 760-9268
11892 Hero Way W, Leander, TX 78641
Phone: (512) 949-1767
Business Hours
Monday: 9:00am – 6:00pm
Tuesday: 9:00am – 6:00pm
Wednesday: 9:00am – 6:00pm
Thursday: 9:00am – 6:00pm
Friday: 9:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed