One-time cleaning
A full cleaning whenever you need it: before winter rain, before a home sale, or when the gutters start to overflow.
- Gutters and downspouts
- Roof blown off
- Before and after photos
Gutter cleaning
Gutters that actually drain.
Fir needles, maple leaves, and moss fill Northwest gutters faster than you'd think. We clear the gutters, flush the downspouts, and make sure the water ends up away from your house.
- License
- WA [License #]
- Insurance
- [Insurance details]
- Hours
- [Business hours]
- Service area
- Seattle & the Eastside
Safe
Chimneys swept and inspected, so every fire burns the way it should.
Dry
Gutters and roofs kept clear, so rain goes where it belongs.
Clean
Floors covered, work areas contained, and nothing left behind.
Clear
Photos of what we find, and a written price before any repair.
What's included
Cleared, flushed, and checked.
A proper gutter cleaning doesn't stop at scooping out leaves.
01
Gutters cleared
Leaves, needles, moss, and roof grit removed from every run by hand.
02
Downspouts flushed
Each downspout run with water to prove it's clear, and clogs worked loose.
03
Roof debris
Loose leaves and needles blown off the roof and valleys, so they don't wash straight back in.
04
Minor repairs
Loose hangers re-secured and leaking seams and end caps sealed while we're up there.
05
Gutter guards
Guards installed over clean gutters to cut down on how often they need attention.
06
Cleanup
Debris bagged and hauled away, and walks, decks, and patios below rinsed or blown clean.
07
Photos
Before and after photos, so you can see the result without climbing a ladder.
08
Problems flagged
Sagging runs, rot at the fascia, and downspouts that drain too close to the house pointed out.
Your options
Once, twice a year, or guarded.
How often your gutters need cleaning depends mostly on the trees around your house.
Twice a year
The schedule most Northwest homes need: once in late fall after the leaves drop, and once in spring after the winter storms.
- Late fall and spring
- Set it and forget it
- Problems caught early
Gutter guards
Guards keep leaves and most needles out, so gutters flow longer between cleanings. They still need a check from time to time.
- Less buildup
- Fewer cleanings
- Good for homes under trees
How it works
A simple visit. No surprises.
Four of the six steps happen before any work begins, so you always know what's being done and why.
- 01
Book a visit
Tell us what you need and where you are. We confirm a day and an arrival window.
- 02
We arrive & protect
Floors and furniture near the fireplace are covered, and outdoor work areas are set up safely.
- 03
We look first
Before any tools come out, we check the chimney, gutters, roof, or vent and take photos.
- 04
Clear price
You see what we found. If anything beyond the booked service is needed, you get the price first.
- Work ▼
- 05
The work
The job you approved, done carefully and by the book.
- 06
Cleanup & report
We clean up, haul away debris, and walk you through what was done, with photos.
FAQ
Gutter questions.
Anything else, ask us when you book.
01How often should gutters be cleaned around Seattle?
At least twice a year for most homes: in late fall once the leaves are down, and again in spring. Homes under fir, cedar, or big-leaf maple often need a third visit.
02What happens if I skip it?
Clogged gutters overflow. The water runs down the siding and behind the fascia, rots the wood, and pools at the foundation, where it can find its way into a crawl space or basement.
03Do gutter guards mean I never clean my gutters again?
No. Guards cut the buildup a great deal, but fine debris and moss still get through, and needles can mat on top. Plan on a check every year or two.
04Do I need to be home?
Usually not. As long as we can reach all sides of the house and an outdoor water spigot, we can do the work and send you the photos.
More services
While we're at your home.
Many of these can be done in the same visit.
Ready to cross it off the list?
Tell us what your home needs. We'll confirm a time and take it from there.