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Gutter Cleaning - Our Service Plans

When gutter protection is not in the budget, setting up a gutter cleaning program is the next best alternative. Our cleaning programs can go from one to four cleanings per year depending on the density of trees around your home or business.

Typical times for cleanings are late Spring and Fall. Proper maintenance cleaning will prevent your gutters and downspouts from becoming clogged and allowing water and debris to overflow, leading to severe gutter, roof, and siding damage. In addition, overflowing gutters are a leading cause of water seepage into the interior of the home. Our experienced gutter cleaners will ensure your gutters are free-flowing by removing and bagging the debris and flushing the system with water. For your convenience, customer presence is not mandatory at the time of the cleaning as all of our work is on the exterior of the home. We even offer maintenance contracts for those who wish to automate the yearly cleaning process.

Gutter cleaning consists of cleaning all debris from gutters and downspouts and off all accessible roof areas and cleaning up all gutter related debris off the ground. In addition, the worker will identify problem areas and suggest corrective action as a part of our service.

Gutter cleaning is a form of preventive maintenance that can actually prolong the life of your home. For that reason, gutters should be cleaned as often as needed. Generally, most of our customers have their gutters cleaned three or more times per year depending on the surroundings of their homes or businesses (Ex: trees with blossoms, pollen strings, leaves, pine needles, seeds, acorns, sticks and other debris). The following are the recommended times to clean your gutters. Please keep in mind you might need even more frequent service, and that each year the weather patterns are a little different and for that reason there is a range in time for each cleaning.

1. In early summer, between late May and end of June to rid your gutters of an accumulation of winter debris. In addition, some of the tender tree foliage is blown off the trees along with blossoms and pollen strings, which because of their consistency will clog your gutters causing then to hold water, providing a perfect breeding ground for mosquito larva.

2. In mid to late summer, in August through September because, despite the fact that most leaves are firmly attached to the trees, some still come down and end up in the gutters. Thunderstorms, strong winds and drought, all are strong contributors to large accumulations of leaves, sticks and debris in the gutters in late summer.

3. In early fall, in late October through end of November, leaves quickly accumulate in your gutters and the sheer volume of leaves requires the gutters to be cleaned.

4. In late fall, cleaning time depends on where you live and is between late November and the end of January, when most leaves are off the trees. This gutter cleaning is a balancing act of waiting for most leaves to be off the trees and not waiting too long so that all gutters freeze solid with the ice and leaves in them.

 Is your current gutter system damaged or leaking?

Contact our helpful office staff today with a description of your problem and we will provide you with an experienced technician who will observe, diagnose, and repair your system all in one visit!