GUTTER PROTECTION
Gutter Protection for our Wisconsin Climate
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Stop Gutter Clogs Before They Start
We focus on what we believe will solve problems. Our gutter protection systems are effective in our climate and affordable. We will assess:
Your Home's Needs
The Trees Around Your Home
The types of debris that goes into your gutters
We will ask you questions and make our recommendations of which of our 8 gutter protection products will work, based on what your homes needs are.
We only install products that work well for our climate and for your house.
Metal conducts cold and results in huge problems with icicles so we don’t typically recommend metal but we also can’t, in good conscience, recommend some of the plastic screen-based products that just don’t last.

"One-size" does not fit "all"
We customize our plans based on what is needed for your home. Less informed people just assume that gutter protection doesn’t work because some salesman didn’t take into account your homes needs. That’s why we will recommend 1 of 8 different types of gutter protection based on the following:
Tree Species
Location of the trees, taking into account prevailing wind location
Steepness (slope) of the roof
Water volume in any given area of your roof


Gutter Protection for Leaves or Pine Needles
Gutter Protection for different tree debris such as broad leafs vs pine needles should be different. Most gutter protection doesn’t protect you against pine needles and sometimes the only type that works for pine needles is one of the 4 products we use that are screen-style. We will assess your exact situation and recommend a solution that is appropriate.
Gutter Protection for Pitched Gutters
Most of our gutter protection products can slide right under the first course of shingles, assuring that they will not void your roof warranty.
We don't sell the solid "helmet-style" protection
The top of most solid metal gutter protection slides under your first or second course of shingles. If you have gutters that are pitched toward a downspout, that top flange on many gutter protection products is not long enough to accommodate a pitched gutter. This results in nails or screws being driven directly into your shingles, which can compromise your roof and eventually result in a leak. Alternately, some of these solid topper products don’t have the ability to appropriately flash the water from your roof and into the gutter. Improper gutter flashing, sometimes called apron, often results in water getting behind the gutter and rotting out your fascia.
Gutters, Gutter Protection, Or Both. You Choose.
We can do gutters only or gutter protection only.
We don’t come out trying to sell you the world if all you want is a workable solution that won’t have you mortgaging your home. Good gutter protection, as you’ve probably already discovered, tends to cost as much as gutters themselves. Be wary of systems that claim they can sell you the gutter and gutter protection in one, roll-off system. They might work great in warm climates, but here your home will be surrounded by icicles in cold weather months.
Our "No Exclusivity" Pledge to you
Many gutter protection manufacturers offer big promises but are short on results. Because of our ratings and reviews, we get a dozens of calls from gutter protection manufacturers offering to make us the exclusive dealer for their brand of gutter protection. The problem is that there is not one solution for all cases. We urge caution. If a company says their single gutter protection works in all instances, you should be understandably cautious.
Our loyalty is to our customers, not to a corporate stockholder who benefits from selling one specific product.
What Our Clients Say
Discover Why Customers Trust Our Roofing Services

Troy and Renee – Milwaukee, WI
Jim’s friendly personality was an added bonus to the excellent quality of workmanship that was provided by the Energy Masters crew. Everything about the entire process was extremely professional and timely.
The gutters were installed within days of our initial meeting, which impressed us tremendously! We will definitely not only use Energy Masters in the future, but we will also recommend them to others. :)

Richard & Connie – Greendale, WI
We are very impressed with how quickly the job was done from the time we ordered our gutters, fascia and soffits. The custom color is perfect. It all looks fantastic.
We didn’t think we had enough vents in our soffits before. The installer made sure we had additional venting every 10 feet. The future crew did a great job. The crew chief communicated very well with his crew. Quality is definitely A+.
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