Gutter cleaning
Needles, leaves, moss, and roof grit fill gutters fast in the Northwest. Once they clog, water spills over the edge, soaks the fascia, and lands where it should not. We clear the gutters and downspouts, check that water flows, and tell you about anything else we notice while we are up there.
Signs your gutters need cleaning
- Water spilling over the front edge during rain
- Plants or moss growing in the gutter
- Gutters that look heavy or are pulling at the hangers
- Downspouts that barely drip during a storm
What the work includes
A typical job. Your written estimate lists the exact scope for your home.
- Removing leaves, needles, moss, and grit from the gutters
- Clearing the downspouts
- Checking that water flows to each outlet
- Pointing out loose hangers, leaks, or damage we see
- Cleaning up after the job
What we check at the visit
How often to clean
It depends on your trees. Homes under tall trees here often need cleaning more than once a year, commonly in late fall and again in spring. We can suggest a schedule after seeing your roof.
Problems found while cleaning
Cleaning is a good time to spot leaks and loose sections. We tell you what we find and quote any repair separately. Nothing extra is done without your approval.
Options we talk through
- A one time cleaning
- Cleaning together with repairs or guards
What affects the price
- Total length of gutter
- Height of the home and roof pitch
- How much debris has built up
- Whether guards are installed
Every price comes from the visit and measurements. We do not quote from a formula.
Questions about cleaning
Do you clean gutters that have guards?
Yes. Tell us in your request so we can plan for it.
Will you fix problems you find while cleaning?
We will show you and quote the fix. Any repair is done only after you approve it.
Tell us what your gutters are doing.
Send a request and we will set up a free visit to look, measure, and write you an estimate.