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E-Z-Lock Small Hole Gutter Screen - Professional Protection - Damascus OR

E-Z-Lock Small Hole Gutter Screen - Professional Protection - Damascus OR

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E-Z-Lock Professional Gutter Screen - Small Hole (1/4")

Galvanized Steel | 4 ft Sections | 5", 6", 7" Widths | Dual Install Method | Contractor and DIY | Damascus OR

CONTRACTOR LOCAL PICKUP - DAMASCUS, OREGON

Block pine needles, leaf fragments, and debris - full water flow!

Singles from $9.99 | Box of 25 from $139.99 (100 linear ft)

The E-Z-Lock Small Hole Gutter Screen uses 1/4-inch perforations in 0.028-inch hot-dipped galvanized steel to block pine needles, leaf fragments, roof granules, and seed pods while allowing full water flow during heavy rain. Each section is 4 feet long and available in 5-inch, 6-inch, and 7-inch widths for K-style and box-style gutters. Two installation methods - snap-in or screw-fastened - give contractors the flexibility to match the installation approach to the roof and gutter profile without purchasing different products.

Pricing by Size and Quantity - Damascus, OR:

Variant SKU Price Coverage
Single Section - 5" N642246 $9.99 4 linear ft
Single Section - 6" F898409 $10.99 4 linear ft
Single Section - 7" 2684197 $11.99 4 linear ft
Box of 25 - 5" 2452691 $139.99 100 linear ft ($1.40/ft)
Box of 25 - 6" MOST POPULAR 413541G $159.99 100 linear ft ($1.60/ft)
Box of 25 - 7" 796820P $189.99 100 linear ft ($1.90/ft)

Contractor Local Pickup: Damascus, Oregon - Mon-Fri 7am-4pm PT

Shipping: Ships within 1-2 business days nationwide

Bulk Orders: Call (503) 496-7017 for contractor volume pricing

Key Features:

  • 1/4-inch Perforations: Blocks pine needles, leaf fragments, granules, and most seed debris
  • 0.028-inch Galvanized Steel: Commercial-grade gauge, resists corrosion and deformation
  • Powder-Coated Finish: UV and oxidation resistant for years of weather exposure
  • 4-foot Section Length: Fits standard gutter runs; Box of 25 = 100 linear feet
  • Three Width Options: 5", 6", and 7" for residential and light commercial gutters
  • Dual Installation: Snap-in (no fasteners) or screw-fastened (permanent)
  • No Shingle Damage: Snap-in method does not lift, nail, or disturb roofing
  • Removable for Cleaning: Snap-in screens lift out without tools

Technical Specifications:

Product: E-Z-Lock Professional Gutter Screen - Small Hole
Hole Size: 1/4 inch (6 mm)
Section Length: 4 feet (48 inches)
Available Widths: 5 inch, 6 inch, 7 inch
Material: Hot-dipped galvanized steel
Material Thickness: 0.028 inch
Finish: Powder coated over galvanized steel
Installation Methods: Snap-in (no fasteners) or screw-fastened (permanent)
Gutter Compatibility: K-style (ogee) and box-style gutters, 5"-7" wide
Box of 25 Coverage: 100 linear feet per box
Condition: New

Screen Quantity Calculator:

Total Gutter Length Sections Needed (+10% buffer) Recommended Pack Est. Cost (6")
20-40 ft (small home) 6-11 sections Singles $65.94 - $120.89
50-100 ft (avg home) 14-28 sections Box of 25 $159.99
150-200 ft (large home) 42-55 sections 2 Boxes of 25 $319.98
300+ ft (contractor job) 83+ sections 3+ Boxes of 25 Call for volume pricing

Pro Tip: Divide total linear feet by 4 (section length), then add 10% for cuts, corners, and waste. The Box of 25 breaks even at about 15 sections - anything more and the box saves money.

Who Uses E-Z-Lock Gutter Screens?

Contractors

  • Gutter installation companies
  • Roofing contractors
  • Property management firms
  • Multi-unit residential installers
  • Commercial building maintenance

DIY Homeowners

  • Reducing gutter cleaning frequency
  • Blocking pine needles and leaves
  • Protecting gutters from debris
  • Preventing downspout clogs
  • Home maintenance upgrades

Which Width Do I Need?

5" Width

  • 5" K-style gutters
  • Smaller homes
  • Low-pitch roofs
  • Light-debris areas

6" Width (Most Popular)

  • 6" K-style gutters
  • Standard residential
  • Most common in Pacific NW
  • Medium-debris areas

7" Width

  • 7" box-style gutters
  • Large rooflines
  • High-debris environments
  • Commercial applications

Measuring Tip: Measure the gutter width (full opening from front lip to back wall). If between sizes, choose larger and trim with tin snips.

What the 1/4" Hole Size Blocks vs. Allows:

Debris Blocked

  • Pine needles
  • Leaf fragments and whole leaves
  • Roof shingle granules
  • Seed pods (maple, oak, fir)
  • Moss and lichen fragments
  • Twigs and small sticks
  • Most insects and nesting material

What Passes Through

  • Rainwater at full flow rate
  • Very fine sediment (washes through)
  • Dust and pollen (too fine to block)

For ultra-fine debris (heavy pollen, sawdust), consider our 1/8-inch screen variant.

Snap-In vs. Screw-Fastened: Which to Choose

Snap-In (No Fasteners)

  • Faster installation
  • No tools required
  • Removable for cleaning
  • No shingle damage
  • DIY-friendly
  • Standard residential use

Screw-Fastened (Permanent)

  • Maximum security
  • High-wind zones
  • Steep roof pitches
  • Commercial applications
  • Requires drill
  • Permanent mounting

Bottom Line: Most residential DIY installations use snap-in for ease and removability. Contractors often use screw-fastened in high-wind areas or commercial jobs.

Installation Guide - Contractors and DIY:

Method A: Snap-In (No Fasteners)

  1. Clean gutter: Remove all debris before installation
  2. Hook rear edge: Hook screen over back wall of gutter
  3. Press flat: Lay screen flush across gutter opening
  4. Slide under shingles: Front edge slides under first shingle course
  5. Continue run: Overlap sections by 1/2 inch at joints
  6. Cut to fit: Use tin snips at corners and downspout openings

Method B: Screw-Fastened (Permanent)

  1. Position screen: Follow steps 1-4 from Method A
  2. Pre-drill holes: Drill through screen into rear gutter flange at 24" intervals
  3. Drive screws: Use #8 x 3/4" self-tapping screws
  4. Verify flat: Ensure no raised edges that could redirect water
  5. Test after rain: Inspect from below to verify proper water flow

DIY Tip: Snap-in installation requires no special tools - just a ladder, tin snips, and tape measure. Most homeowners complete an average home in 2-3 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What size gutter screen do I need?

A: Measure your gutter width from the front lip to the back wall. 5" gutters need 5" screens, 6" gutters need 6" screens, and 7" box-style gutters need 7" screens. The 6" size is most common for residential homes in the Pacific Northwest.

Q: Will these block pine needles?

A: Yes! The 1/4-inch perforations are specifically designed to block pine needles, leaf fragments, roof granules, seed pods, and most debris while allowing full water flow during heavy rain.

Q: Can I remove the screens for gutter cleaning?

A: Yes - snap-in screens lift out without tools for seasonal maintenance access. Screw-fastened screens are permanent and require unscrewing for removal.

Q: How many screens do I need for my house?

A: Divide your total gutter length in feet by 4 (each section covers 4 ft), then add 10% for cuts and waste. A typical 150 ft home needs about 42 sections (2 Boxes of 25). The Box of 25 covers 100 linear feet.

Q: Can a DIY homeowner install these?

A: Yes! The snap-in method requires no special tools or fasteners - just a ladder, tin snips, and tape measure. Most homeowners complete an average home in 2-3 hours. The screen simply hooks over the back gutter wall and slides under the first shingle course.

Q: Can contractors pick up locally?

A: Yes! Local pickup is available at our Damascus, Oregon location Monday-Friday 7am-4pm PT. Call (503) 496-7017 to confirm stock availability or arrange contractor volume orders.

Safety Notice

Work safely at heights. Gutter screen installation requires working on ladders. Use OSHA-approved fall protection for work 6+ feet above ground. If you're not comfortable working at heights, hire a professional installer.

GutterAll - Your Gutter Hardware Specialist

Professional-grade gutter supplies for contractors and DIY homeowners. E-Z-Lock gutter screens are stocked and used by GutterAll's own crews - every product we carry has been validated on job sites in the Pacific Northwest.

Contractor Hotline: (503) 496-7017

GutterAll.com - Damascus, Oregon

Professional Gutter Contractor Supply Since 2010

Address:
19759 SE Sunnyside Rd
Damascus, OR 97089
Hours:
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm PT
Contractor Pickup Available
Email:
sales@gutterall.com
Phone:
(503) 496-7017
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