Two Levels of Gutter Protection

Regular

Leaf Sentry regular panels provide gutter protection for a variety of applications, offering a sleek, streamlined appearance. Their low-profile design enhances the look of your home by blending the gutters with the shingles and concealing unsightly metal flashing. This will increase the curb appeal and overall value of your home.

High-Flow

Leaf Sentry High-Flow is perfect for areas with concentrated water flow. It is engineered to manage rainwater on high-flow surfaces such as metal roofs, steep roofs, and roof valleys. The pill-shaped vents enable concentrated water streams to enter the gutters while preventing leaves and debris from getting in.

Leaf Sentry Regular Panel on a brick house

Leaf Sentry High-Flow Panel on a brick house

Leaf Sentry is available in 16 colors plus copper.*

Request a sample swatch from your sales representative for the actual colors. *Copper is available by special order only.

Leaf Sentry Care & Maintenance

Leaf Sentry is an easy-to-maintain gutter protection system. Most of the time, a gentle breeze or rainfall will clear away most leaves and twigs. If stubborn debris clings to the leading edge, just spray it with your garden hose to wash it away. In sheltered spots or under overhangs on gently sloped roofs, debris can gather where the airflow isn’t strong enough to carry it away. This is quite common and something to keep an eye on to help maintain your roof's integrity. We recommend checking these spots periodically to keep Leaf Sentry functioning properly.

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WUI Compliant

Leaf Sentry panels are WUI Fire Class A compliant, which is the highest fire-resistance rating. They’re approved for use in wildfire-prone areas and meet current ASTM code requirements.

This means they’ve passed the required fire tests for flame spread and ember exposure. They won’t contribute to fire spread on the roof or at the gutter line — exactly what inspectors and insurers look for in WUI zones.