Our gutter cleaning service covers everything needed to keep your gutter system working properly. We remove debris like dirt, leaves, and twigs that can clog your gutters and downspouts. We also flush the system with a hose to make sure rainwater flows freely and doesn’t cause overflowing water or leaking around your siding, basement, or walls. Our team uses the right tools, like a leaf blower, bucket, brush, and sometimes a pressure washer, to clean even the toughest mess. We check for damaged gutters, loose seams, and other signs of wear so you can repair problems early and prevent water damage to your house.

Most homes benefit from regular gutter cleaning twice a year — usually in spring and fall — especially if you have trees nearby. Falling leaves, dirt, and debris can quickly build up and clog your gutters, leading to overflowing water and costly repairs. If you live in a wooded area or have a two story home, you may need more frequent cleaning. A good tip is to schedule an inspection after a big storm or heavy rain to make sure everything is flowing properly and there’s no water damage starting around your roof or fascia board.

Cleaning gutters might seem simple, but it often requires climbing a ladder, walking carefully on the roof, and handling wet, slippery debris — all of which can be risky. Professional contractors have the right equipment, tools, and safety training to do the job safely and efficiently. They also know how to spot problems like damaged gutters, leaks, or issues with fascia boards and downspouts before they lead to bigger repairs. Plus, our business carries liability insurance, so homeowners don’t have to worry about accidents on site.

Gutter guards are protective covers installed over your gutters to keep debris like falling leaves and dirt out while still letting rainwater flow through. They can be a smart investment if you want to reduce how often you need to clean gutters. While guards don’t eliminate the need for maintenance completely, they help prevent clogs, overflowing water, and mold buildup. If you’re interested, we can install gutter guards during a cleaning visit and explain the different types, prices, and factors to consider based on your home’s roof, shingles, and yard.

The price depends on a few factors like the size of your house, the height (such as a two story home), the amount of debris, and how easy it is to access the gutters. Homes with more trees, heavy dirt buildup, or clogged downspouts may take more time and tools, which affects cost. We’re always upfront with our pricing, and we’ll walk you through what you’re paying for before we start the job. This includes cleaning, inspection, and any extra services like installing gutter guards or flushing french drains.

We use professional ladders, safety gear, and specialized equipment to safely access even the trickiest spots. For high areas or a two story home, we may use an extension blower, spray tools, or a pressure washer to loosen debris. Our team is trained to be careful around shingles, siding, and paint, so your roof and fascia board stay in good shape. Whether it’s blowing out dry leaves or flushing wet clogs with a hose, we make sure the flow is restored without causing damage to your house.

Yes! Regular gutter cleaning and installing gutter guards are two of the best ways to prevent water damage. Keeping gutters clean ensures that rainwater flows away from your roof, siding, and foundation. This helps stop problems like leaking basements, mold growth, and rotting fascia boards. We can also inspect your downspouts and recommend other ways — like adding french drains — to improve drainage and protect your yard and ground around the house from erosion or water pooling.

Skipping gutter maintenance can lead to a long list of problems. Clogged gutters cause overflowing water, which can damage your siding, walls, and basement. Water can leak behind the fascia board or under shingles, leading to mold, rot, and even structural issues. Over time, the added weight of wet debris can pull gutters away from the house or cause seams to separate, which may require costly repairs. Keeping up with cleaning and inspections is an essential part of protecting your home and avoiding big expenses down the road.