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Is there a company that sells the curved/cup shaped gutter system that uses liquid adhesion to drain the water into the gutters but keeps most debris out without having to worry about or deal with screens?

The two companies I have found are LeafGuard and Guttermaxx. Both companies are a bit too proud of their product as in too expensive for me. Are there other cheaper alternatives that have a similar design to their gutters but do not charge an arm and leg for it?

Thanks

The neighborhood next to me got ATT Fiber and I just smiled when I found out we got GFiber instead. However, that neighborhood started getting ATT fiber at about the same time my neighborhood started getting GFiber. The contractor GFiber hired is still F’ing around trying to get the drop boxes installed in my neighborhood and they have also completely skipped a few houses not even giving them drop boxes on either side of their property. This has been going on since January of this year. Mean while I drove thru the adjacent ATT fiber neighborhood more recently and there was an ATT van with cables coming out of it going to one of the main drop boxes. Looked like they were already testing all of the connections. Mean while some houses in my neighborhood do not even have the dig outs for drop boxes and the actual fiber has not been pulled thru the orange conduit yet. What the F is going on?

My neighborhood is primarily a Spectrum ISP neighborhood and I am thinking about never leaving Spectrum until I see how my neighbors experience GFiber installs if we ever get to the point where fiber to home installs will be possible.

Also, I have pointed out in person multiple times how one of my neighbors does not have a drop box on either side of their property to the GFiber contractor and they all say the same thing…oh we do not skip houses and there must have been a reason why they did not get to that one. Well, almost 5 months later they still have not gotten to it. That neighbor has a wife with dementia so I look out for them and if they were to ever call to get GFiber, it would be a dysfunctional nightmare trying to get whomever to come out and do the install.