No More Ladders Most satisfied with our experience with LeafFilter, from the initial on-site sales interaction with Dan Whitmer right through the installation process by Al Burgess. Both know their jobs well, communicate very effectively, and were delightfully pleasant to interact with while on our property. Yes, a goodly outlay for just 56 feet of gutter guard. But never again having to get up on the ladder? At almost 83, that feels mighty good!

I wish the sales approach were different Frankly, I don't care for LeafFilter's sales approach. It felt a little like buying a used car. There was no itemized/detail pricing, just a final figure - and one the salesperson asked that I not share. Not particularly good optics. It was also a little odd that the contract had part of the name blurred out, and also the final signoff was a document attributed to LeafFilter's parent company, LeafHome. Felt kind of weird. The installation seemed to go fine, though I have yet to inspect it. As for the performance of the product itself, since it was just installed, it is too soon to tell.

Good product - Questionable install Based solely off my experience, statements made by the sales person about how things would be done were not exactly followed by the installer. Perhaps this was due to the installer being a subcontractor and not a dedicated Leaf Filter employee. The product itself seems fine and works fine. Bottom line - I'm the kind of person who believes when you say you're going to do something a certain way, that's the way it should be.

It started with sales person It started with sales person, Jeremy. Polite, friendly, totally knowledgeable about product and professional. I have already shared the product name and Jeremy's name to friends and neighbors. We felt very comfortable with the total process.

4 year itch I had one corner of the roof show a buckled leaf filter guard. Contacted the company and a rep came out, inspected and replaced all questionable sections. It didn't take long for the response or the repair.