The Valley Guard • Sharp Gutter Solutions is the distributor for the state of Maryland
Water speed bumps for roof valleys.
Do the valleys of your roof make your gutters overflow?
Valleys pour water off two sides of the roof at once. By the time it hits the gutter corner, it's moving so fast it shoots right over the top and floods the ground below. The Valley Guard slows it down so it all lands in the gutter.
The Valley Guard eliminates having ugly diverters on your roof and your gutter.
Right side, with The Valley Guard: the water slows almost to a stop and goes into the gutter.
How it works
- Speed bumps for water. Low ribs slow the water coming down the valley.
- All of it goes in the gutter. No more spray over the inside corner.
- Debris blows right over it. It sits low, so leaves coming off the roof don't get hung up.
- Works with Valor. The Valley Guard slows the water while letting debris blow off the roof. It works perfectly with the Valor Gutter Guard, which is set up to help debris get off the roof.
- Simple installation. Strips run up each side of the valley, starting just above the gutter, about four feet up. Each 3-foot unit is a double piece, perforated down the middle — tear it apart for a W-flange valley, or leave it whole.
- No screws, no nails. Set with GE 100% All-Purpose Window & Door Silicone.
- Asphalt or metal roofs, -50°F to 500°F, with a 5-year warranty.
Call Logan Sharp for pricing — 410-384-9996
Questions and answers
Stop using diverters, which do nothing but collect debris on your roof.
Many people know that diverters slow the water down, but they collect the debris that gets behind them. That ends up causing gutters to overflow, so they have to be cleaned on a more regular basis. The Valley Guard can eliminate that in conjunction with Valor Gutter Guards. Debris won't be held hostage by your roof and its friends, the diverters.
Why does water shoot over my gutter where the roof valley comes down?
A roof valley collects water from two sides of the roof at once. It comes down so fast that it hits the inside corner of the gutter and sprays right over the top, flooding the ground below that corner.
How do I stop roof valley water from overflowing my gutters?
Slow the water down before it reaches the gutter. The Valley Guard puts low ribs, like speed bumps, in the valley so the water slows and all of it goes into the gutter.
Will The Valley Guard catch leaves and debris?
No. It sits low, so leaves and debris blowing off the roof pass right over it.
Does The Valley Guard work with gutter guards?
Yes. It works perfectly with the Valor Gutter Guard, which is set up to help debris get off the roof.
Who sells The Valley Guard in Maryland?
Sharp Gutter Solutions is the distributor for the state of Maryland. Call Logan Sharp at 410-384-9996 for pricing.