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Yes it is. I have added a french drain to my downspouts to divert water away from the house. Unfortunately I've noticed some pine needle build up on top of the gutter guards. I really need to do a follow up video on that. Thank you for commenting. I will try to post a follow up when the weather cools off.

@@ProjectEric2024 thanks for replying. Good luck with the pesky pine needles. Enjoy the rest of your weekend

Thank you Sir for that comment. My favorite childhood memories were made right here in this spot - not looking at a phone or a computer screen. Thank you for watching and I hope to see you up there sometime. God Bless my friend.

Thank you Becky for your comment. I have had mine for over a year now so I need to do an update and show people what the tops of my gutters look like. I will try to get up on a ladder this weekend and post an update for people. I'm sorry you had a bad experience but hopefully my video plus honest feedback like yours and others here will help future buyers make the most informed decisions they can make.

“Leaf Filter” is a scam company, and I’m here to inform anyone who’s thinking about having them installed. I had them put on my back patio gutter, only, was $3,000. That was a year ago this past March, and the gutter is already clogged. So I called them to have someone sent here to fix that. They said it would cost me $97, because my one year warranty was up. So much for their so called “Lifetime No Clogs Guarantee” 😑

I think the key is to still swipe or blow off the leaves every now and then. The filter system just eliminates having to get up there and really dig out and power wash the gutters.

Thank you my friend. A lot of good memories growing up working there, I learned a lot about work ethic from my Pawpaw.

Hey mpm, I actually need to do a follow up video to show since it's been over a year. So far, so good, no buildup. I get a few pine needles that collect on top that I see then when it's windy they blow off. I know a lot of people have buildup but for me so far I have not had that issue. Water still drains off real good. I'll try to take a video tomorrow on my ladder so you can see and post it. Thanks for your comment and have a happy 4th of July my friend.

Thank you for your comment - do you mean you worked for LeafFilter as an inspector or as a home inspector?

@@ProjectEric2024 worked for Leaffilter. Part of my job was also correcting issues that I found on installs. 99% of the installs I inspected I found issues that I had to correct or in quite a few cases require the installer to go back out and fix. Most common was not properly sealing the end caps, gaps between panels, and not putting in the screens the correct way.

@@napalmstickylikeglue I appreciate the comments and the honesty. Your feedback might help save some folks who live where there's a good bit of snow some money if they read them. I appreciate it.

Pay? Isn’t it all warranted?

@@GMperformanceOWNER the system is limited warranted.... meaning it it breaks. The first time they'll come and clean it for free.... Anything after that it's considered a service call and you get charged for it.

Thank you my brother!

Todd, thank you for your comment. My house is a ranch style, single story 1700 sq. ft. home and nothing was wrong with the gutters except they were stuffed full of pine needles. I just looked at the invoice and I paid 31.95 per running foot. My salesman didn't pressure at all, he gave us the cost, I told him to go outside for ten minutes so my wife and I could discuss it and he came back in and we agreed to the deal. I'm going to post an update video in December after the pine needle shed is over for the year and I'll get up on a ladder all the way around my house and show folks how the Leaf Filter is working for us. Hope this helps.

@@ProjectEric2024 the more I look at my quoat the more I would of felt ripped off.they had me down for 201 lf ,my house is only 44 ft long plus a foot and a half over hang on each end.(47 times 2 =94 ,plus 23ft on the garage=117),then they were going to charge me for 201 feet of old gutter removal,plus they were going to make money on my old gutters at the recycle center.$808.00 for removal,and I dont know how much big mouth down spout adapters cost,but,$67.00 each seems pretty high.I guess I will see what the next guy has to offer.

They always price it very high and then act like they're giving you a sweet deal. They called it senior citizens discount or a veterans discount or a sunny day discount or something of that nature. If you live in a snowy region then you're going to have issues come winter time. Ice is going to build up on the guards and any melt off you get from your roof will just run right over your gutters. Basically it renders them useless.

Yeah they used the same sales tactic on me, I sent them away with no sale. That type of sales tactic usually means something is wrong. Depending on how much debris you have around your roof line these guards probably will clog. You downspouts won’t but you will have to clean the debris off of the screens. Still more ladder time……..

I appreciate your comment. So far, so good with mine. Nothing has accumulated on top of them so far.

Hopefully you don't live in a place that gets a lot of snow and ice. The issue you're going to have with that is the snow builds up on the guard and melts and refreezes. Then when snow is melting off of your roof it'll run right over the iced over portion of the guard. They'll then try to say that your roof is not insulated good enough as an excuse. I used to inspect for them. That was one of the biggest complaints I always got. They just neglected to tell you during the sales process.

@@napalmstickylikeglue I live in central Georgia so snow and ice aren't a big concern. Thank you for your comments - we'll see in a year or two how well my gutters shed the pine needles.

​@@napalmstickylikeglue dude, really. You expect a gutter cover to be snow proof? That's idiotic. I love in the northeast and we have to cover the roads with salt to melt ice. How would a gutter guard do that automatically?

@@treasurethetime2463 it's called being honest and not misleading customers who spend thousands on a junk gutter protection system.

I'm going to give it to you straight, yes it was. Very expensive. I paid it to get (hopefully) years of gutter protection that I don't have to worry about. I plan to do a video this fall when the needles fall for an update so everybody can see how good they work. (Or how bad.) Thank you for watching Freddy. I will upload a video giving the real deal answer when the needles shed in the fall so folks get the real deal but that will probably be in November sometime.

@@ProjectEric2024 They will fill up with Debree ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.

guaranteed.....the only warrantee you'll ever get from these crooks is a $95 service charge per trip. If your lucky

@@henrycrawford2697 if they clog you get your money all back plus they fix what the issue is. They’ve had 15 issues and the last 20,000 installs. And those 15 were fixed.

That's awesome Colton! Tell Brenda at the cash register Eric sent you and Happy Birthday my friend!!

It's delicious brother!

So far the PBJ is far superior to be honest with you.

@@ProjectEric2024 that’s good to hear, I believe the PBJ will be my next purchase, it seems like one I can use without standing over it for hours and still ruining the food.

Good point.

A PBC with high quality charcoal & proper lighting/setting will last upwards of 7hrs without refilling with fuel. It seals very well and is extremely fuel efficient. I use b&b oak competition briquettes and I had 3/4 of a basket after a 5hr cook... trust!

Stegs, yes you do in a Pit Barrel depends on how hot it runs.

Thank you so much Jack. God bless you guys, hope to get up to Daddy Jack's one day. Ya'll stay safe my friend.

Thank you AV! I need to upgrade the Pit Barrel Jr. to the regular size PB. I've used my Pit Barrel Jr. to death since I bought it. I hope you like the rub. Thank you for commenting and have a great New Year my friend!

Jaime, no I didn't. Just let it marinate in the sauce for a few hours then pour off the excess and cook. Thanks for the question and Merry Christmas!

that's right brother

Thanks Russyl, they turned out great brother!

Nope.

Yes it is and I just picked up a Kamado Joe a few weeks ago so I'm cooking on that now, but still prefer the PBC - it just makes it so easy! Thanks for your comment my friend!

I appreciate it. I don't put as much charcoal in the basket, but the real trick is to only light about half a charcoal chimney full, then close the damper at the bottom almost all the way. I didn't know they quit making the Jr.'s.

@@ProjectEric2024 Cool. thanks for the info on that. Looking forward to more Jr vids as it's difficult to find anyone who has the Jr. Hope to see more content!

I LOVE your products - can't say enough good things about this marinade!