The Gutterbrush is often referred to as the Hedgehog because of its appearance. It has polypropylene brush filaments spun around a stainless-steel wire spine. The design is reminiscent of a bottle brush.

Once correctly installed and secured, the filaments are designed to last for years. A 10-year guarantee is included.

At PermaRoof UK, we stock Gutterbrush leaf guards in three stylish colours – white, black and brown. Simply select the colour you require in the drop down box when you order. Buy online here.

The brushes should run continuously along the whole length of your guttering. When one brush finishes, bend the excess wiring at the end of each brush backwards to form a hook and simply attach the two brush ends together to continue the run. The brushes can run directly across the down pipe or drain outlets. If there is excess brush at the end of the

Before installation ensure that any leaves and other debris are removed, and the gutters, downpipes and drains are clean. It is important that the correct diameter brush is chosen for your gutters or drains. The brush must fit snugly in position without any gaps either side. If the brush is allowed to ‘rattle’, it will be much less effective and is likely to be blown

Many homeowners clear their own gutters to save money on professional fees. However, there is another way to keep gutters clear without the maintenance. Installing a gutter brush or leaf guard prevents debris from entering the gutter, while still allowing rainwater to flow freely through the system. Fast and easy to install, these innovative tools can help to minimise gutter cleaning for years to come. Find

How often gutters are cleaned can depend on the location and the surrounding elements, such as overhanging trees. Flat roof gutters may need to be checked and cleared more often than first floor gutters if this is the case. Generally, annually or twice annually is enough to keep gutters free flowing. It is always a good idea to check gutters during or shortly after heavy rain,

One of the top problems that gutters suffer from is clogging. In the UK, the autumn months fill gutters and drains with falling leaves and other small debris, which quickly clog gutters and lead to problems. Annual gutter maintenance includes clearing gutters of debris, which otherwise prevents the free flow of rainwater through the gutter and drain system. Clogged gutters quickly overflow when it rains and

Gutter maintenance is typically carried out annually by homeowners across the UK. This involves clearing any debris from the gutter troughs and ensuring that rainwater can run freely through the entire gutter and drainage system. There are innovative gutter leaf guards available that can eliminate gutter clutter and reduce gutter maintenance. Find out more about the Gutterbrush here. It is also recommended that visual inspections of