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GutterDome Product Details Overview
| Manufacturer: GutterDome | Gutter Size Compatibility: 2" to 7.5" |
| Material: Anodized Aluminum& Stainless Steel | Fits Roof Types: ALL |
| Style/Type: Micro Mesh | Certified Dealer Network: Yes |
| Installation: Pro Install & DIY | Warranty: Yes |
Our Ratings
| Price w/ Installation | $$$ | |
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We have found that GutterDome is one of the most cost effective systems, with pricing among the lowest among the micro-mesh category. |
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| Protection Coefficient | 5/5 | |
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Our exhaustive testing has proven that the Gutter Dome system, with its larger hole size (1,600 holes per square inch) greatly reduces the possibility of clogging. Pollen is allowed to penetrate through the mesh while keeping out roof grit, leaves and catkins. Gutter Dome’s “Next Generation” engineering has developed a system which is stronger, offers better water throughput and minimizes any clogging. |
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| Industry Reputation | 4/5 | |
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Gutter Dome is a breakaway company which has re-engineered a system that was developed over ten years ago and that has had significant success (Gutterglove – until now our top rated recommendation). It can be said that they have over 12 years of experience in gutter protection design, improving a system’s flaws and creating a “better mouse trap”. From or investigation they gather suggestions from experienced dealers and homeowners and modify the product to be as best as it could be- While the methodology of other product manufacturers seems to be ” we go this product, good or not let’s sell as much as we can”. GutterDome being a new break-through technology is developing a very strong and positive reputation. |
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| Strength | 5/5 | |
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This is an area where Gutter Dome has excelled. The two, three and five pound weights dropped from equal heights on all samples tested, caused only a minor dent in the five pound weight test with Gutter Dome. All other systems generally incurred severe damage (with many of similar products seemed to have a problem with the mesh falling off following the drop test). Gutter Dome uses a high strength 6063 grade of aluminum and .010” diameter surgical grade stainless steel in a 1,600 hole per square inch engineered mesh and it seemed to do the trick for it’s incredible strength. |
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| Water Throughput | 5/5 | |
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Gutter Dome engineered a system utilizing a different hole configuration to create a siphoning effect through their mesh. The contour of the extruded aluminum frame (the Dome) acts as a gentle but effective slowing mechanism allowing most of a heavy rain downpour to be captured in the first of four large channels. An innovatively machined pattern of hole openings in the extruded aluminum support panel allows all the rainwater to penetrate into the gutter without splashing or deflecting. Gutter Dome handles nearly 10 inches of metered rain per hour. We observed this with the UV died water and at 900 frames per second with our high speed camera. |
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| Durability | 5/5 | |
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Gutter Dome has proven to be the strongest gutter protection system in the market place today (and this is setting the mark rather high). The screen mesh consisting of surgical grade stainless steel and the extruded/anodized aluminum substrate have gone through exhaustive corrosive test (with nasty things such as sulfuric acid ) with no negative effects. We can most likely say that it will outlast your home. |
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| GutterDome Overall | 5/5 | |
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In our opinion, Gutter Dome is the benchmark for gutter protection excellence and should continue to be for years to come ( It is hard for us to imagine how a better product can be engineered). Moreover it is much more reasonably priced (than most other micro-mesh systems) should guarantee Gutter Dome’s continued success. It is our #1 choice and recommendation in gutter protection for 2012. |
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Discussion
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The Pros and Cons of Installing Gutter Protection | Gutter Guard Reviews May 13, 2012






Are you are a contractor who currently installs gutter covers and would like to be considered for NCR verification?
Do you have a rep/installer in Houston, Texas?
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Is this product available in Canada, province Saskatchewan
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Hello,
I install rainwater capture systems and see a whole lot of marketing BS in the gutter industry so I am trying to find an honest cost effective fit for my systems. I’ve had to rip out a 316 SS micromesh system becuase of water loss (30% to 40% at .24 gpm per lineral ft of gutter filter). So I am looking for a replacement but this time I will rely on test data, either my own or the manufacturers. I can test with a sample 2 ft. section or you can share with me your test results. The site quotes “Gutter Dome handles nearly 10 inches of metered rain per hour. We observed this with the UV died water and at 900 frames per second with our high speed camera.” Assuming 15 sqft of roof exposure per linear foot of guard, that is 1.55 gpm/ft of guard. Is this the absorbion rate you are quoting? What is the % water loss from spill-over tension accross the screen? Is the guard level or at roof pitch under the test? If you would give me an idea of the wire size (e.g. Mesh Per Inch: 14, Wire Diameter:0.0090″), then I could calcualte the expected rate of absorbsion installed at various roof pitches.
Looking forward to your reply.
Best regards,
Matthew
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I’d also like a fair response around the organic growth with the micro-mesh. According to the 2012 updates, BOTH the GutterGlove Pro and Ultra ended up having organic growth within the mesh. I would imagine the exact same would happen with this system over time as well. Please indicate if you’ve seen this and/or if you haven’t run it through the same period of time. I suspect once organic growth begins, over time all these micro mesh systems will eventually clog substantially.
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You are correct, they also clog because of mud coming off the roof.
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@Greg,
To you earlier comments regarding the testing questions , we have decided to remove them from this page as they deal with our testing methodology – please re-post them on our testing methodology page, when it is launched.
Furthermore we have decided that from now forward, we will no longer allow you to use our comment section as any sort of an advertisement for your products, as we feel that it adds no value to our readers. Any comments that mention your product should be published to :
Gorilla Gutter Guard Review ,
We will no longer tolerate trolling!
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@Joe,
You are certainty correct that the micro mesh systems may be susceptible to organic growth and potential clogging, after testing for over two years in accelerated conditions, we observed very little buildup on the micro mesh products – GutterDome seemed to be the best performer in that regard as the mesh hole size was among the largest in the micro mesh category and it seemed that any growth (as well as shingle grit, sand and clay/mud ) would flush through quite quickly and did not pose a blockage.
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