Here are some of the most common questions asked
We recommend 2x per year on avg. Once in the spring after the pollen and seeds fall and then in the fall after the leaves come down.
YES! After we scoop all the big stuff, and brush the small stuff, then we follow through with either the hose or blower to make sure the downspouts are clear.
No, you do not need to be home.
Yes, we accept Visa, Mastercard, and Discover. We also accept cash or checks.
Over the years we have discovered what product we believe works best to by time inbetween cleanings. No gutter cover, filter, or cap will be an end all be all to gutter maintainance.
Yes, we preschedule you during high demand times of year, according to the types of trees you have surrounding your house.
No, but we offer that as an option with a little more of a discount.
To accomplish this without pulling out a ladder, I would walk around the outside of the house looking up at the gutter from underneath, for discoloration of the gutter. This will indicate there is water running over the lip of the gutter and down the face of the gutter. ...then I would walk around the outside of the house again, only this time, looking down, at the groumd under the gutters looking for soil or mulch to be washed out around the foundation of the house. This will indicate the water is running over the lip of the gutter wearing a hole into the ground. In the event the gutter is over the driveway or a walkway, you should look for discoloration on the area under the gutter.
Most homeowners dismiss their gutters until it's too late and wind up suffering the consequences. You should, in most cases, do this procedure 4 times per year. This doesn't necessarily mean a cleaning would be required. However, keep an eye on them. You don't know what may clump up in your spouts- tennis balls, birds' nests, a stick, roofing sediment. That is all in addition to the seasonal debris- seeds in the spring, leaves in the fall. Again, check them quarterly for proper flow during rain and expect to need a cleaning 1-2 times per year.
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