Of note, nearly 2,000 complaints have been filed against LeafFilter with the BBB in the last three years.Īfter receiving a tip from a reader, reached out to LeafFilter for comment regarding the veracity of claims that its gutter guard keeps consumers “off the ladder.” We have yet to hear back. Once by leaf filter and three times by me. Since the fall rains began the screens have had to be cleaned four times. I was promised a maintenance free system and that is not what I got. I am not going to call them every time the screens plug up. But there have also been times where consumers have reported being forced to fix the problem themselves, which means climbing a ladder. In response, LeafFilter has reportedly come out to clean filters under warranty. In fact, consumers have complained to the BBB about a “waterfall” due in part to grit-choked filters, “plugged up screens” and general clogging.
You can imagine how the debris might accumulate over time. Remember that this is LeafFilter’s own demonstration. LeafFilter’s own marketing materials, which promise consumers an “end the dangerous task of climbing ladders and cleaning gutters,” show what appears to be shingle grit starting to collect on the filter:
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1 rated gutter guard “eeps you off the ladder.” Perhaps this is true when the company first comes to install its gutter protection system but what happens when LeafFilter is done with the installation and debris begins to accumulate on the filter? LeafFilter advertises on its website that its No.
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