Gutter Cleaning From $149 That Prevents a Four-Figure Repair

Twice a year for most homes — late fall after the leaves finish dropping, and spring after the seed pods and storm debris settle. Homes under heavy tree cover sometimes need a third visit. We'll recommend a cadence based on what we pull out of yours.

Debris removal covers the inside; exterior "gutter brightening," which removes the black tiger-striping from the face of the gutters, is a low-cost add-on most clients bundle in. Ask for it on your estimate and we'll quote both together.

We flush and clear everything to ground level and test flow into underground drains. If a buried line is blocked, we'll identify it and tell you — that's typically a drain specialist's job, and we'd rather refer you than bill you for guesswork.

Yes. Our crews are equipped and trained for multi-story work, including steep-pitch and hard-access rooflines. Height isn't an upcharge surprise either — it's simply part of the quote you approve up front.

We repair, rehab and rehang gutters too: sagging runs, pitch that holds water, loose or missing hangers, and seams or corners that leak. Mention anything you've noticed when you book. Otherwise we flag what we find during the cleaning, show you the photos, and you decide what gets fixed.

Under mature maples, oaks or pines, or on a two-story house, they are worth pricing. We install LeafBlaster Pro guards at $9 to $16 per linear foot, measured at your house, with a full cleaning included first. They mean fewer full cleanouts, not none: the tops still need brushing once or twice a year. With no trees over the roof, an occasional cleaning usually costs less than a guard. See gutter guard installation.