Gutters fill up with leaves, needles and grit. Then water spills over the edge instead of running off. Homeowners usually notice it during heavy rain. This service clears the whole gutter run out and gets the water moving the way it should. It is common for houses with trees close to the roof.
- Leaves, needles and grit removed by hand
- Downspouts checked for flow
- Problem spots pointed out to you
- Debris cleaned up off the ground
Ladders go up and the gutters get cleared by hand along the full length. Buildup is pulled out rather than pushed toward the downspout. Downspouts are then checked to make sure water actually runs through. If we spot a spot that is sagging, leaking or pulling away from the house, we tell you what we see. Debris comes down off the roof and the ground gets tidied before we go.