Open gutters under Driftwood’s live oak and Ashe juniper canopy fill fast—leaf mats after a wind event, fine cedar dust that settles at the outlets, and the occasional limb strike after a storm. Lessard’s Rain Gutters installs micromesh and branded leaf protection so you climb fewer ladders on tall rural fascia. Free on-site recommendation. Call or text (512) 814-7889.
Large oak leaves need a different answer than the powdery debris cedar drops. On the visit we look at your tree mix, roof pitch, and current gutter size before we recommend a product—not a one-size brochure.
Guards belong on sound, correctly sized gutters. Leaking miters or sagging runs should get repair or new seamless gutters first—see Driftwood installation.
A premium screen on an undersized 5″ valley will not fix overflow during a hard Hays County rain. Thin soil over limestone sheds water quickly, so we confirm trough size and downspout count before you buy guards. Upsizing with a seamless run—including 7″ from Lessard’s own K-style machine when needed—sometimes saves more headaches than screening alone.
Acreage off FM 1826 and FM 150, Elder Hill Road corridors, Creek of Driftwood, and other 78619 properties under oak and juniper. We also cover Buda, Kyle, Wimberley, and San Marcos.
Text (512) 814-7889 or book online. Bring up any HOA or gated-community rules; we can help with product sheets. If you qualify for military (including veterans and retirees), first responder, or teacher pricing, mention it when you book.
No. They cut how often you need a scoop-out, especially under oak and cedar, but periodic checks after major storms are still smart.
Gutter Glove includes a lifetime manufacturer warranty; we walk through that paperwork with you before you buy.
If the runs are solid, pitched correctly, and large enough for your roof, often yes. We will say so plainly if replacement should come first.
Micromesh is designed to block fine debris better than wide-screen covers. We still confirm fit against your actual tree mix on site.