We have tried the plastic mesh gutter guards you install yourself and they did not hold up very well. It involved what we thought was a very good, inexpensive system to keep the neighbor's leaves out of our eaves troughs. They failed after a year, just did not stay in place due to high winds and heavy rains. Then the snow and ice came, it was over when they collapsed between the supports leaving gaps of the mesh fabric. Maybe others have had good luck with them.
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Not sure what you are asking. Don't know what eave trough covers are.
Do you mean gutter guards?
http://guttercleaningtips.com/how-to-make-your-own-gutter-guards/
A photo would help.
Hi Doug,
We have tried the plastic mesh gutter guards you install yourself and they did not hold up very well. It involved what we thought was a very good, inexpensive system to keep the neighbor's leaves out of our eaves troughs. They failed after a year, just did not stay in place due to high winds and heavy rains. Then the snow and ice came, it was over when they collapsed between the supports leaving gaps of the mesh fabric. Maybe others have had good luck with them.