Our home town. Pines and oaks. Gutters kept clear.
Smithfield lots drop pine needles, oak leaves and maple seeds into gutters all year. A gutter guard stops that mix at the roof edge, which means far fewer cleanings and much less water sheeting over the fascia.
Mr. Gutter, headquartered in Smithfield, RI, installs Proflow aluminum and All Mesh Pro stainless steel mesh gutter guards in Greenville, Georgiaville, Esmond, Stillwater and the rest of town. In Smithfield, cleaning out every gutter and downspout and handling any repairs comes first, before a single guard is fastened.
Last updated October 2026
Mr. Gutter's main office is on Cedar Swamp Road in Smithfield, so the trees here are ones we know well. Most neighborhoods in Greenville, Esmond and Georgiaville have white pines, oaks and maples within reach of the roof. Each drops something different at a different time of year, which is why a Smithfield gutter rarely stays clean for long after someone empties it.
Pine needles are the hardest part. They come off the roof, settle in the bottom of the trough and knit into a soggy mat that cheap screens cannot stop. Add oak leaves in November and maple seeds in spring, and a gutter can be half full before you notice. On the ranches and capes common around town, the eaves are low enough to tempt a homeowner up a ladder, and a ladder on a sloped lawn is no place to spend a Saturday.
Our two guards answer different needs. For Smithfield's pine needles and shingle grit, the answer is All Mesh Pro, a fine stainless steel mesh built by Champion Gutter Products. Proflow, the other choice, is rugged perforated aluminum. Whichever you pick, the gutters and downspouts get cleaned out first and anything broken gets repaired. Both cost about half what the big national brands charge, and both ask very little of you afterward beyond the odd bit of debris swept off the top.
Call (401) 274-3030Smithfield has plenty of white pines, and they shed needles through the year with a heavy drop in fall. Needles lie flat and bind together, so they clog gutters and downspout openings even when no leaves are around.
Oaks on Smithfield's hills keep their leaves until late in the season, then let go over several weeks. Leaves blown off the slopes collect against the outer lip of the gutter and build up fastest at the corners.
Maples release their seeds in spring, and on a windy day a roof can be covered with them. The first rain washes them into the gutter, where they pack tight around the downspout opening.
Many Smithfield ranches have gentle roof pitches. Leaves and needles do not slide off a low roof quickly; they sit on the shingles and wash into the gutter a little at a time with each rain, so the gutter refills steadily.
Both cost about half what the big national brands charge, and every installation includes cleaning your gutters and downspouts and any repairs needed.
Stainless steel mesh
A fine stainless steel mesh, made by Champion Gutter Products, that keeps out leaves, pine needles and shingle grit while rain passes straight through. Our pick for homes under pines.
Perforated aluminum
A sturdy aluminum gutter guard with rows of small openings. It covers the gutter, sheds leaves and keeps the big debris out, and it's built to stand up to New England snow and ice.
Because so many Smithfield lots have white pines, All Mesh Pro is usually the better fit here. Its stainless steel mesh is fine enough to stop needles that would slip through a coarser cover, and it is backed by the manufacturer's warranty and a no-clog money-back guarantee. Proflow makes sense on a house with mostly oaks and maples overhead and no pines nearby. That aluminum cover is strong, and oak leaves and maple seeds stay on top of it. If you are unsure which trees drop the most on your roof, send a few photos taken from the yard and we will recommend one.
Some Smithfield homeowners ask for leaf guards, gutter screens or gutter covers; they're all names for what we install. Every installation includes cleaning your gutters and downspouts and any repairs the system needs, and our own crew does the work, never a subcontractor. See our gutter guard cost guide, the guard types compared, and current gutter guard specials. More for Smithfield: gutter services in Smithfield, ice dam removal in Smithfield.
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We recently had our entire house's gutter guards installed. The project was completed in a timely manner. Communication throughout the project was seamless, from scheduling to completion. Tech Edy and Nobel were onsite promptly and ensured that all debris was cleared before they departed. The job quality was exceptional!
Extremely fast to respond and complete work. I texted Josh on Monday, had an estimate within minutes. The men came out to install gutters with Champion Gutter guard around 10 on Wednesday and were done by 11. Professional, polite and excellent work.
We hired Mr Gutter to put gutter guard on our house. The product is fantastic. The company was receptive and easy to schedule with. We'd recommend their company to friends and family.
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