Gutter Cleaning
Full hand-clearing of gutters and downspouts with a flush-test, plus guards, brightening, and minor repairs, built for the Pacific Northwest's year-round needle drop. The owner does the work, and we haul away every bit of debris.
Everything, done right.
Hand debris removal
Leaves, needles, grit, and sludge cleared from the full run, finished with a flush-test.
Downspout clearing & flush-test
Each downspout cleared and flushed so water reaches the ground and away from your home.
Gutter guard installation
Screens and mesh to cut how often debris collects, valuable under year-round evergreens.
Minor repair & resealing
Reseal leaks, re-secure sagging sections, and tighten pulled hangers before they get worse.
Gutter brightening
Removes the dark 'tiger stripe' oxidation that plain rinsing won't touch.
Full cleanup & haul-away
We bag and remove everything, clean gutters and a clean yard.
More than just looks.
Protect your foundation
Overflow dumps concentrated water against the foundation, risking cracks and basement or crawlspace flooding.
Prevent rot & pests
Clogged, wet gutters rot fascia and soffit and nest pests. Clearing them protects the roof edge and trim.
Avoid costly repairs
A clogged gutter rarely stays a gutter problem, it becomes a roof, foundation, or interior problem that costs far more.
How often should I clean my gutters?
At minimum twice a year, but here in the PNW many homes need it three to four times a year. Douglas fir, cedar, and pine shed needles all year long, so gutters fill faster than they do elsewhere, especially under heavy tree cover.
How much does gutter cleaning cost?
Gutter cleaning is usually priced by the length of your gutters, your home's number of stories, and how much debris has built up. As a rough guide, a typical single-story cleaning runs about $120–$235 (roughly $1–$2.25 per linear foot), with two-story or heavily-clogged homes higher. Add-ons like guards, repairs, or brightening are quoted on top. We give free, no-pressure quotes based on your specific home.
Your questions, answered.
At minimum twice a year, but many PNW homes need it three to four times a year. Evergreens like Douglas fir and cedar shed needles year-round, so gutters fill up faster here than elsewhere.
Water spilling over the edge in rain, sagging sections, staining or streaks on the siding below, plants sprouting from the gutter, and pooling water near the foundation.
Under heavy evergreen cover they significantly reduce how often gutters clog and overflow. They reduce maintenance, but don't eliminate it entirely, since fine needles can still get through.
Yes. Overflow dumps concentrated water against the foundation, saturating the soil and increasing the risk of cracks and basement or crawlspace flooding over time.
Those are 'tiger stripes', oxidation and grime that plain water won't remove. Our gutter brightening treatment removes them and restores the finish.
We bag and haul away everything we remove from your gutters and roofline, and we clean up the work area before we leave.
Let’s make it shine.
Family-owned, owner-operated, and on time. Get a free, no-pressure quote for your windows and gutters today.