Gutter Topper is a fully enclosed gutter protection system designed to keep leaves, debris, and pests out while handling heavy Michigan rain and snow. Sunrise Seamless is a licensed installer providing professional Gutter Topper installation throughout Lansing and surrounding Mid-Michigan communities.
Gutter Topper is a sealed gutter guard system that uses surface tension to guide rainwater into the gutter while debris slides off the curved cover. Unlike mesh or screen systems, Gutter Topper fully encloses the gutter opening, preventing clogs before they start.
This makes it an excellent solution for homes in Lansing, Okemos, DeWitt, Haslett, and surrounding areas where leaves, pine needles, and roof grit are common.
Gutter Topper is designed to perform during intense rainfall, freeze-thaw cycles, and windy conditions that often overwhelm traditional gutter guards.
Unlike mesh or foam inserts, Gutter Topper does not rely on small openings that can clog over time. Once installed, maintenance is minimal.
Proper installation is critical to performance. Sunrise Seamless installs Gutter Topper systems with correct pitch, fastening, and integration to ensure reliable drainage and long-term durability.
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Sunrise Seamless installs Gutter Topper systems throughout Lansing, East Lansing, Okemos, Haslett, Holt, DeWitt, Mason, Grand Ledge, Eaton Rapids, and nearby Mid-Michigan communities.
View All Areas We ServeYes. Gutter Topper is designed to handle extremely high volumes of water without overflow when properly installed.
Yes. The sealed design prevents leaves, needles, and roof grit from entering the gutter system.
Gutter Topper fully encloses the gutter, while mesh systems can clog over time and require maintenance.
Yes. Sunrise Seamless provides free Gutter Topper estimates throughout the Mid-Michigan area.
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