Author: Elizabeth

Gutters divert rainwater away from your home, helping prevent foundation erosion, shingle rot and other costly damages. When taking in water, your gutters can collect leaves, twigs and other debris that can clog your system and prevent proper drainage.

Gutter guards, or leaf guards, help prevent debris from clogging your system and reduce the number of times you need to clean them out. Read on to learn more about gutter guards and their installation costs.

Using our jump link table of contents to find what you’re most interested in for this guide on gutter guard costs

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1. How Much Does Gutter Guard Installation Cost?
2. Factors That Impact the Cost of Your Gutter Guard Installation
3. What Are Gutter Guards?
4. Benefits of Installing Gutter Guards
5. FAQ

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How Much Does Gutter Guard Installation Cost?

Most gutter guards are priced by the linear foot. Below is a breakdown of the benefits and drawbacks of each gutter guard as well as their installation costs.

Gutter guard type	Gutter guard pricing	Installation cost*	Total cost to install**
Micro-mesh	$2–$4	$2.50–$3.75	$900–$1,550
Foam	$2–$3.25	DIY	$400–$650
Brush	$3–$4.25	DIY	$600–$850
Reverse-curve or gutter helmets	$3.50–$6.50	$2.25–$12	$1,150–$4,300
Plastic screen	$0.40–$1	DIY	$80–$200

_{*Cost per linear foot
**Based on 200 linear feet of gutters, which is the gutter length of the average home}

While the cost of professional installation was included for gutter guards that typically require it, most systems can be installed on your own if you have the proper expertise. However, if you have minimal experience climbing your roof and maintaining your gutters, it’s best to leave gutter guard installation to the professionals.

To get the best price for your gutter guard system, request quotes from multiple companies to compare pricing.

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Factors That Impact the Cost of Your Gutter

Are you hoping to add a touch of luxury to your bedroom without spending a fortune? If so, you’re in luck! There are plenty of ways to make your space feel more luxurious on a budget.

Here are 10 affordable ways to make your bedroom feel luxurious:

The first step to creating a luxurious bedroom is to get rid of any clutter. This means getting rid of anything that you don’t absolutely need and finding a place to store it elsewhere. Not only will this make your room look more spacious and open, but it will also give you a sense of calm and relaxation.

Another way to make your bedroom feel more luxurious is to add some greenery. This can be done by adding a few plants or even an indoor tree. Not only will this add a touch of nature to your room, but it can also help to improve the air quality.

• Invest in some quality mattress

One of the most important investments you can make for your bedroom is a quality mattress. This will ensure that you get a good night’s sleep and wake up feeling refreshed and well-rested. It’s worth spending the extra money on a high-quality mattress as it will last longer and provide you with a better sleeping experience. You can purchase good and high-quality mattresses in Orem and other areas in the country.

Another way to make your bedroom feel more luxurious is to use pillows and throws. This will add a touch of comfort and style to your room. You can find these in a variety of different materials, colors, and sizes. Choose ones that match the overall style of your bedroom and that you find comfortable.

• Get rid of any electronics

Another way to create a luxurious bedroom is to

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Calling all meal preppers and meal delivery recipients! LG’s new Smart Slide-In Gas Range with ProBake Convection & Air Sous Vide is the oven you need.

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Variety of Cooking Options

The LG Smart Slide-In Gas Range with ProBake Convection & Air Sous Vide combines all the advantages of a gas cooktop with a convection oven to give you the best of everything. 

The spacious 6.3 cubic foot oven can hold whatever you throw at it, from a 20-pound turkey to dozens of holiday cookies. 

The air sous vide mode evenly cooks vacuum-sealed meals to tender and juicy perfection using precise, low oven temperatures and airflow — perfect for food delivered through the mail or pre-portioned during meal prep!

Craving a little crunch? Make your favorite crispy snacks — like french fries, hot wings and more  — minus the extra calories in air fry mode.

And for the gas cooktop, there’s a cast iron griddle and wok grate included.

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Functional Design

The LG InstaView Window lets you check on food instantly with two quick knocks. 

The tilted controls are easy-to-use, plus the knobs are backlit with white LED lights so you can quickly tell when each burner is on or off with just a glance.

Clean-up is easy too.

2022 has been a year of incredible makeovers here at Today’s Homeowner. Here are our favorite before-and-after transformations from the past year.

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5. Front Porch Makeover

Mike and Leigh Ann have a beautiful piece of property that they share with their horses. But they felt like the front of their house lacked the visual appeal that the land it sits on deserved.

The walkway to it was incomplete and unattractive, while the front porch was a sea of dingy paint, stuck on the front of a white house. There was nothing to draw you in or make you feel welcome.

But now, the front porch is freshly painted, and even though we only added a little gray to the mix, there’s enough contrast to give the space some personality.

The rotten wood and peeling paint are gone, and so is the poorly poured sidewalk. In its place is a symmetrically arranged walkway of 12 stepping stones — made from Quikrete’s Walkmaker molds — that create a graceful transition to the porch steps.

The porch now invites you to pull up a chair and enjoy the view.

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4. Two Patios are Better Than One

Jerry and Shay have a beautiful backyard with great shade trees and a lush lawn. But their old fire pit had seen better days and the existing patio offered few opportunities to enjoy the outdoor space. It was too small for entertaining and the monotone color palette lacked any real interest.

Now, the whole backyard has come alive