Customer ReviewsforLeafGuard Holdings, Inc

Heartless salesman/company rep tried railroading my elderly inlaws(both ************ vets) into buying product. They wanted a quote and more info wanted then to discuss with family. Salesman not only would not leave, but badgered them ultimately actually saying "Who makes the decisions, you or your family!" Hard court press on old people is apparently their sales scheme, real class operation. If I wasn't there at the time I wouldn't have believed someone could be so blatantly rude. Also, price amazingly started around $13,000 and by the time he got kicked out it was about $6500 less?

Horrible experience. At first they tried to reschedule my insaltall then showed up anyway. The men installing beat my old gutters off with a hammer. Damaged my shingles and now have holes in my garage. Took the garage gutter out into my neighbors yard. I had to add my own hinge. Did not match the awning came out 6" away from it. Didn't complete walk through. Can only imagine what other damage is hidden.

Very poor, we had the gutters installed late last year and in certain areas around the house they leak and the entrance into the house flows like a waterfall. I have tried on multiple occasions to contact them to have this fixed, if the issue is not resolved the facial board will rot and then we will have to take legal action.

Absolutely a great product and company to work with. Crew was great as were the managers.

Nice job, very friendly, would recommend leafguard and their installer to everyone

Do not be fooled by the non-stop mailer ads or commercials. They looks sleek and professional. The company is far from it. They've built these gutters that provide (semi-protection) from getting leafs in it, with the selling point of not going up on the roof to "clean out the gutters."The whole business is built on aggressive sales that preys on new homeowners just trying to protect their home, and older folks not wanting to go on their roofs but also want to maintain their home.Their main corporate holdings is the one I am commenting on, but there are "sub-contracting offices" like Leafguard of ****** that carry out their product and mission of making money.They are overcharging for gutters that have little evidence of being "better."When we bought LeafGuard gutters in 2019, it was a whole charade. The sales guy literally refused to leave out house, and used sales techniques to drag out the process until us caving in.We caved in even though it was $6,000, because we wanted him to leave our house and we just wanted the process to be done. Five years later, an ice storm damages the gutters, and we were forced to deal with their office again. A sales guy came out and claimed their office would "settle with insurance." We believed them at their verbal word, and then we were scheduled for Saturday. *************************, demanded payment and the sales guy (can't remember his name) never had the general manager "work with insurance." I had to tell **** that we weren't paying him until he provided the necessary documents to insurance, which were reasonable asks to break down the costs. He called me 5-7 times per day asking for payment while simultaneously said he was "working for insurance."Leafguard subcontractors are intimidating crooks, liars, and swindlers. *************************, of LeafGuard of ******, told my insurance adjuster, "if you don't approve this you will lost two customers." LeafGuard pockets the money by overcharging its customers and intimidating them.