Leaf Guard Installation in Tulsa, OK

The good ones do. Tulsa's mix of oak, sycamore, pine, and cottonwood is a worst-case leaf load, and a properly specced guard turns a twice-a-year clean-out into an occasional rinse. What matters is matching the guard style to your tree load and roof pitch — a fine micro-mesh under heavy pine needles behaves very differently than a solid-top reverse-curve under oak.

Both. Shur-Flo is our workhorse for most Tulsa homes: solid aluminum, mounts under the shingle, handles heavy rain without overshoot. LeafBlaster Pro's stainless micro-mesh is the better call where pine needles, seed pods, or shingle grit are the problem. We walk your roof and recommend one — see our side-by-side guide for the full comparison.

Usually yes, as long as the runs are sound, correctly pitched, and hung on solid fascia. If your gutters sag, leak at the seams, or are undersized for the roof they drain, we'll fix that first — putting a guard on a failing gutter just hides the problem.

Guard systems are typically priced per linear foot, and the range depends on the product, gutter size, roof height, and how much of the home you're covering. Most homeowners cover only the tree-heavy elevations rather than the whole house. Every job is measured and quoted on site — free, and with no pressure to cover more than you need.

Not the way we install them. We use manufacturer-approved mounting — under the first shingle course or fastened to the gutter lip depending on the system — so nothing is nailed through the roof field and nothing pries shingles up. We've been doing this in Green Country since 1979 and install to spec, not to speed.

Far less of it. Guards keep the bulk of leaves and debris out of the trough, but micro-mesh can still collect a film of shingle grit or pollen over several years, and valleys where two roof planes dump together always deserve a look. Plan on an occasional inspection rather than a seasonal shovel-out.

We cover the full Tulsa metro and Green Country — Midtown, Brookside, Maple Ridge, Cherry Street, Utica Square, Downtown, Riverside, South Tulsa, Kingspointe, Woodland Hills, and Southern Hills, plus Broken Arrow, Jenks, Owasso, Bixby, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool, Catoosa, Coweta, Collinsville, Skiatook, Claremore, Bartlesville, Muskogee, Wagoner, Pryor, and everywhere in between. If you're not sure whether we cover your address, just call — we probably do.

For most Tulsa-area addresses we can be on-site within a few business days — often the same week. Storm season fills up fast, so calling sooner puts you at the front of the schedule. Estimates are free, on-site, and no-obligation.

Yes. Wilco Guttering is family-owned and headquartered in Tulsa at 1337 East 2nd St., fully insured, and has been serving Green Country since 1979. Every crew is our own — we don't sub work out to strangers.

That's exactly what we're built for. We size downspouts and pitch runs for Oklahoma cloudbursts, spec Shur-Flo or LeafBlaster Pro protection where oak, sycamore, or pine leaf-drop is heavy, and use heavier-gauge aluminum that shrugs off routine Tulsa hail. If a storm does damage a run, we repair it — often same week.

Call (918) 664-8984 or use the quote form on our site. Tell us your address and what's going on with the gutters — we'll schedule a free on-site estimate, usually within the same week.