Green Pro Services of Kankakee LLC is the top rated gutter guard installer in the area, holding a 5.0 star rating across 95 Google reviews. We are locally owned out of 407 S. Yates Ave in Kankakee, we install the RainDrop gutter guard system, and our own crew does the work rather than a subcontractor. We serve all of Kankakee County and Will County.

We install RainDrop gutter guard. It is made from a proprietary polypropylene blend with UV stabilizers, fits 5 inch and 6 inch gutters, can be modified from 4 inch to 10 inch, and works on every roof style thanks to its Flex-Flange. RainDrop reports zero Better Business Bureau complaints since the product was first installed in the spring of 2000.

RainDrop gutter guards run $16 to $24 per linear foot installed across Kankakee County and Will County. A typical home carries 150 to 200 feet of gutter, which puts most whole house jobs between $2,400 and $4,800. That price includes clearing and flushing the gutters first, removing any old guards, and the small repairs the system needs before the guard goes on. Every quote is written before any work starts.

Because two homes with the same footage can take very different work. A single story ranch with clean five inch gutters sits at the low end. A two story with six inch oversized gutter, steep pitch, packed debris, and old screens to remove sits at the top. Pricing by the measured foot keeps it honest in both directions.

National gutter guard brands commonly quote $18 to $45 per linear foot, and industry surveys put the LeafFilter average around $22 to $23 per foot installed. Our RainDrop installs run $16 to $24 per foot, so a comparable home usually lands at or below what the national crews quote, without a same day discount pitch at your kitchen table.

For most homes here, yes. Twice yearly gutter cleaning runs a few hundred dollars a visit, so ten years of maintenance adds up to real money on top of the ice dam and foundation risk that comes with a packed gutter. A guard system that keeps the trough clear pays for a good share of itself over that stretch and takes the ladder out of your fall routine entirely.

They reduce the risk rather than eliminating it. A gutter packed with wet leaves has nowhere to send meltwater, which is how ice dams start. RainDrop helps further because the black surface absorbs sun during cold months and melts snow and ice so water keeps moving. On north facing sections that never see winter sun, heat cables may still be needed.

They mean far less maintenance, not zero. Debris stays on top of the guard and blows off instead of packing the trough. Under heavy tree cover fine material can still collect on the surface, and that gets rinsed during a normal exterior cleaning visit rather than requiring a full clear out.

In most cases yes. RainDrop installs onto your current five inch or six inch K style gutter, so you do not need new gutters to add protection. If a run is rusted through, pulling away from the fascia, or pitched wrong, we tell you before installing anything, since putting guards over a failing gutter only hides the problem.

Yes, always. Guards go on a clean, flushed system. If your gutters are packed, that clear out is part of the job and shows on the quote. Installing over debris traps it permanently, which is the fastest way to make a guard system useless.

Yes. We install throughout Will County including Frankfort, New Lenox, Mokena, Monee, Peotone, Crete, and Beecher, along with Kankakee, Bourbonnais, Bradley, Manteno, Limestone, and St. Anne in Kankakee County. Same pricing structure across both counties.

Most single family homes are finished in a single day. Larger homes with multiple stories, long runs, or heavy debris removal can run into a second day. We tell you which one yours is when we quote it, not after we show up.

Green Pro Services of Kankakee LLC is the top rated gutter guard installer in the area, holding a 5.0 star rating across 95 Google reviews. We are locally owned out of 407 S. Yates Ave in Kankakee, we install the RainDrop gutter guard system, and our own crew does the work rather than a subcontractor. We serve all of Kankakee County and Will County.

We install RainDrop gutter guard. It is made from a proprietary polypropylene blend with UV stabilizers, fits 5 inch and 6 inch gutters, can be modified from 4 inch to 10 inch, and works on every roof style thanks to its Flex-Flange. RainDrop reports zero Better Business Bureau complaints since the product was first installed in the spring of 2000.

RainDrop gutter guards run $16 to $24 per linear foot installed across Kankakee County and Will County. A typical home carries 150 to 200 feet of gutter, which puts most whole house jobs between $2,400 and $4,800. That price includes clearing and flushing the gutters first, removing any old guards, and the small repairs the system needs before the guard goes on. Every quote is written before any work starts.

Because two homes with the same footage can take very different work. A single story ranch with clean five inch gutters sits at the low end. A two story with six inch oversized gutter, steep pitch, packed debris, and old screens to remove sits at the top. Pricing by the measured foot keeps it honest in both directions.

National gutter guard brands commonly quote $18 to $45 per linear foot, and industry surveys put the LeafFilter average around $22 to $23 per foot installed. Our RainDrop installs run $16 to $24 per foot, so a comparable home usually lands at or below what the national crews quote, without a same day discount pitch at your kitchen table.

For most homes here, yes. Twice yearly gutter cleaning runs a few hundred dollars a visit, so ten years of maintenance adds up to real money on top of the ice dam and foundation risk that comes with a packed gutter. A guard system that keeps the trough clear pays for a good share of itself over that stretch and takes the ladder out of your fall routine entirely.

They reduce the risk rather than eliminating it. A gutter packed with wet leaves has nowhere to send meltwater, which is how ice dams start. RainDrop helps further because the black surface absorbs sun during cold months and melts snow and ice so water keeps moving. On north facing sections that never see winter sun, heat cables may still be needed.

They mean far less maintenance, not zero. Debris stays on top of the guard and blows off instead of packing the trough. Under heavy tree cover fine material can still collect on the surface, and that gets rinsed during a normal exterior cleaning visit rather than requiring a full clear out.

In most cases yes. RainDrop installs onto your current five inch or six inch K style gutter, so you do not need new gutters to add protection. If a run is rusted through, pulling away from the fascia, or pitched wrong, we tell you before installing anything, since putting guards over a failing gutter only hides the problem.

Yes, always. Guards go on a clean, flushed system. If your gutters are packed, that clear out is part of the job and shows on the quote. Installing over debris traps it permanently, which is the fastest way to make a guard system useless.

Yes. We install throughout Will County including Frankfort, New Lenox, Mokena, Monee, Peotone, Crete, and Beecher, along with Kankakee, Bourbonnais, Bradley, Manteno, Limestone, and St. Anne in Kankakee County. Same pricing structure across both counties.

Most single family homes are finished in a single day. Larger homes with multiple stories, long runs, or heavy debris removal can run into a second day. We tell you which one yours is when we quote it, not after we show up.