What is Triple-G gutter guard? Triple-G or GGG is an abbreviation of Grayson’s Gutter Guard. Triple-G is the only non-screwed gutter guard available that is installed in such long lengths. Triple-G can be installed in a length of up to 30 metres (that is a massive length). Very rarely do we come across a single...Read More

Unlike tiled roofs your corrugated metal roofs have a smoother finish, this can work fantastically with our screwed down gutter guard systems; almost everything just slides off the gutter mesh! As you can see in the photo our gutter guard matches the roof colour perfectly. In the photo you will see the small fixing saddles...Read More

Learn why we don’t install gutter guard in to the full length of valleys… Normally we recommend against placing a complete gutter protection into valleys. In a big storm, a huge volume of water will be directed towards the valleys, but if the roofing and valleys have been detailed correctly, it’s unlikely that any major...Read More

We install plastic gutter guard in Melbourne. Our plastic gutter guard is made from virgin materials, it weighs at least 1000gms per square metre and is heavier than any other polymesh. Plastic gutter guard is more suitable when installing using the inserted and rolled in method. For this we use our Triple-G gutter mesh. Triple-G...Read More

Grayson’s is the exclusive supplier and installer of the Triple-G™ gutter guard system. Naming our product was simple, Triple-G stands for the initials of Grayson’s Gutter Guard. We supply our own metal and plastic parts for installation on to box gutters and screwed down applications. Our gutter protection materials are only available from Grayson’s. We...Read More

Every gutter guard installation that we do is carefully tailored to fit, because each roof is different. These photos are an example of our permanent screwed down gutter protection system on a flat “Trim Deck” roof. Trim Deck is a term used in the building construction industry for a profile of metal roof sheeting. Trim...Read More

Gutter protection can stop more than just leaves from invading your gutters, other objects like tennis balls and dead birds are notorious for blocking gutters. There have been cases worldwide, where a single adult dead pigeon has been the cause of 100s of thousands of dollars damage to shopping malls. We regularly find dead pigeons...Read More

One advantage with permanent screwed down gutter guards is, it’s basically impossible for them to fall out. On corrugated metal roofs there will be more than 10 screws per metre of gutter holding down the mesh. This provides the highest level of protection from leaf entry possible and small particles are less likely to enter...Read More

In this photo the solar panels are almost completely covering the bottom two rows of tiles, you can see our Triple-G gutter protection mesh  in the gutter. On some roofs the permanent screwed down ski slope system is not a realistic option, this is a good example of how versatile the Triple-G system can be!...Read More

Gutter guards come in all shapes and sizes. The aperture size (hole size) of the gutter mesh is something of great importance. The gutter mesh holes must be large enough to allow water to pass but small enough to stop leaf debris from entering. No matter how small your gutter mesh apertures are, some small...Read More