I do a lot of reviews on Amazon products because I order a lot due to my location in the sticks. I always try to give an unbiased view of my experience that will help others decide if they would use the product so here goes. (1) Does it appear in person as advertised. Yes. (2) Does it install as advertised? Yes. (3) Does it work as advertised? Beats me because it hasn't rained yet but I fully expect that it will based on what I have seen during installation. If that changes I will amend this review.
So, the screens came in two boxes. They were slightly bent at the corners but easily bent back by hand. Some of the screens were bowed at the end probably due to misalignment in the press brake. I measured the width at both ends and it was out 1/16" which probably accounts for the bow. There is no way to correct this but I don't think it will materially affect performance. I installed 100 ft. over 3 days (it was really cold) by myself. If your gutters are in good shape (unlike mine) I expect that it could be done in a day. I bought a metal cutting blade for my chop saw at Lowe's for six bucks and change and it worked fine. You can't cut this product with a hacksaw (I mean I guess you could but it would look like a dog's breakfast). You could also use an angle grinder with a metal cutting wheel attached but my recommendation is a chop saw. You get plenty of screws (self-piercing, not self-tapping) which work reasonably well. It takes some effort to get them started but they hold great once in. I thought of drilling pilot holes at one point but it really isn't worth it. Just ram them in and stop before they strip themselves out.

This product is well-made, easy to install by a reasonably handy person, and, I am sure, will work as advertised. No more gutter cleaning for me!

OK, as promised, my assessment after it rained. It performed as advertised with no spillover and did not lessen the gutter performance whatsoever. Unless you look closely, you can't even tell the screens are there at all.

One last thing. I think we have all had negative experiences with vendors from indifference to outright rudeness so I would like to give a BIG shoutout to Art of Gutter. They offered a rebate depending on size of order if the customer wrote a review on Amazon. Not a positive review, just a review. I posted the review and got an email from them the same day it posted, and the rebate (Amazon Gift Card for $75.00) was verified by Amazon. I also had occasion to email them regarding cutting the screens and was answered almost immediately even though it was Saturday. So they don't just sell you the product and then disappear into the woodwork. In this day and age I must say I am impressed.

We had this product installed on our house 8 months ago and due to the installation of a new roof, we had removed these covers and reinstalled them. They were white, but we quickly sprayed the visible edges charcoal, to match the new roof. They were easily removed, still in perfect condition and went back up very easily.
We had to order an extra 25 ft and the supplier shipped very light gray, instead of black, but Amazon and the supplier very quicky credited and shipped the correct color.
Excellent product.

I will start by saying these gutter guards are great! They install extremely easily, even when your gutters aren't perfect. I went with these gutter guards, even though they cost more than average, for many reasons, but mainly because they are made in the USA! The drip edge off the front is a very nice feature, and I also like how the back lip rests against your drip edge on your house. Other brands are designed to stick up under your shingles and you have to fasten them down under your first row of shingles. That design, not like these, can cause ice daming issues (we get a lot of snow). These gutter guards are EXTREMELY sturdy, and are the strongest gutter guards I could find. This was a top priority for me with the amount of leaves, sticks, and debris I usually have to shovel out of my gutters every year. The wide range of colors these come in are also nice, so you can find a close color to match your gutters and your house. I have navy blue gutters, I installed black gutter guards, and you can't even see them installed when you stand on the ground. The screws these guard come with also work great!

The only complaint I have is I wish the mesh screen overlapped further from one piece to the other. You can see the slight gaps in the photo I posted. It's not ideal to me, but the pros of these guards far out weighed the cons. There is still the thick aluminum portion of the frame, but I wish the mesh would overlap further, even half an inch would be great.

I will update as time goes on, but as of now, these work great and are already keeping seeds and tree buds out!

Great product and excellent customer support.

Ok, to start I am an engineer (and analyze everything in detail) and as a homeowner always looking for top quality at the best value. I have an older 1 1/2 story farmhouse sitting in the woods with over 200 linear feet of gutters (including a detached garage). I have a mix of roofing - metal, asphalt shingles and some copper. After 30 years of living there and cleaning the gutters at least two times a year I decided I am too old to continue to do this safely. So I started getting gutter guard quotes from local installers and those nationally advertised companies. After a half a dozen quotes ranging from $3000 to $6000+ from a wide range of companies most with not very good reviews (Yelp, Angi, and BBB). I decided to look to DIY.

I went to the big box stores (Blue and Orange) and there offerings were terrible, flimsy or hokey. Definitely nothing I would expect to last or work for very long. I then started to search online and actually got samples (some I had to pay for including this one) from at least 5 different manufacturers. Of the samples I got Waterlock Micromesh clearly stood out as the best. High quality construction, heavy gauge aluminum and the micromesh stainless design. In my online research and even from the companies that install and quote their proprietary product the micromesh design typically gets the best ratings and reviews. On this product (Waterlock Micromesh), I particularly liked that their aluminum structure underneath was an excellent design in itself and very sturdy and appeared it would work even without the stainless micromesh locked in above it. In addition, their design of this product can be installed on any type of roof (metal, copper or asphalt) and does not require lifting shingles and potentially voiding your roof warranty or worse yet causing roof damage.

So I decided to give it a try and ordered enough to do just the first level of my house, easily reachable by ladder - so if I did not like it or it did not work I could easily remove it and replace it. Product shipped quickly and included screws for install which was a nice touch. I also got some of my own screws -1 inch self tapping with rubber gasket - for where I was going to have to be tight to the drip edge or behind it. I also felt they secured into the fascia board better than the quarter inch ones provided. Probably not required but hey I am an engineer and this is my house.

I installed this first order in the spring of 2022 and let it work for that full summer and into the heavy leaf season of fall. It worked great, no over running water (which I was concerned about) and while leaves did collect on the gutter guards most would eventually clear themselves after they dried. Also even with leaves sitting on the gutter guards the water did not seem to overrun - or at least I did not notice it - the guards just worked. I do note in their instructions they do say in some areas you may have to sweep the gutter guards clean occasionally. So far the only place I have swept them clean is on a very flat lower porch roof I have where the porch roof itself actually accumulates leaves and debris (even before I had gutter guards) and the gutter guards actually made that a breeze (as I did not have to clean out the gutters after brushing off the roof).

So in November of 2022 I placed my second order. To install on the upper parts of my roof. This work would require a lift (I am a DIYer and the lift was actually the best thing I have ever rented - made the job easy and fairly quick.). I did not start this install until March of 2023, and even ordered more product in March from Amazon just to make sure I had enough. My first two purchases were direct from the manufacturer. I received identical products from the manufacturer and from Amazon at the same price - no difference just the shipping was only free from the manufacturer in larger quantities.

Also regarding my install, I had poorly installed gutters to deal with as well. Some did not slope properly and all were irregularly placed on the fascia boards in relation to the drip edge. This is an important note - this product can and should be installed behind the drip edge if at all possible. Ideally for this product to install the easiest you will need about 1/2 inch to 1 inch space at the fascia board side to properly get it in. Note many of my gutters were tight to the drip edge with some even behind the drip edge and some were as much as two or more inches below the drip edge on the fascia. With a little work and ingenuity I was able to get these covers installed everywhere. Also of note some of my getters were so poorly installed that there were gaps between the gutter and fascia board of a 1/4 inch or more. Because of the design of these gutter guards they effectively cure and helped this issue (though I did rework the gutters to get them as tight as possible to the fascia as well).

Now on to the customer service part. Unfortunately even great products can have quality issues. On my second batch of gutter guards (ordered in November) about half of the footage had a manufacturing defect. This defect was not readily apparent from looking at the product, and only became evident when I was installing the guards. Each edge of the micromesh is held into the aluminum gutter guard frame with a crimp running length wise. Unfortunately this crimp on some of the guards was not fully formed. During install, as I handled the guards and started to screw them in, the screens would start to pop loose (note there is a channel the mesh rides in where the crimp is and even with a partial crimp they are held pretty well and may not have caused an issue) but some of the screens were very loose and easily popped out one side or the other. So here I was half way through install (lift rented) so I decided to keep installing and add some screws into the face of the guards to hold the screens (at least temporarily) or until I could resolve it with the manufacturer. This was a weekend project so I waited until Monday to contact the manufacturer.

I got an immediate response from the Manufacturer (Art of Gutter) and they immediately said they would replace the product - no questions asked. Everyone, this is a very strong note - all products no matter how good have manufacturing issues occasionally - the key is how the manufacturer responds to those issues. Art of Gutter responded superbly. They did not ask me what I had done wrong, or how it was my error. And also note I had purchased the product in November and I was installing it 6 months later in March. All they asked was for me to send pictures of the product with the defects (and why it had taken me 6 months to install it - winter in Kentucky on a lift is beyond my DIY desires).

They sent out the replacement product within 2 days and even offered to refund me for some unused product I had (I had purchased extras as I was not sure how much waste I would have cutting corners, gutter lengths, etc.). I expected to eat the extra product (as I had over ordered so it was my fault) but they insisted to help make amends for the defective product. That is customer service.

So bottom line, For about $1200 in material, $300 lift rental, and about 3-4 man days of install I have the best gutter guards installed properly on my house.

This is a quality product (the best gutter guard I have seen and I looked at almost all of them) with excellent customer support. Oh and made in USA which was a definite selling point as well.

Hope this review helps.

I was looking for gutter guards to keep the leaves and other tree debris out of my gutters. Received a quote from the well-advertised solution and could replace all of my gutters for that price. These are all metal, the other is not. I employed a young fellow to do the installation and all in was less that 1/5 of the quoted price.