Gutter Cleaning in Haldimand County

Clearing the inside of your eavestroughs

Over the seasons, leaves, twigs, seeds and grit settle in the bottom of your gutters. A little buildup turns into a packed layer that holds water and blocks the path to your downspouts. We remove that debris from the inside of the eavestrough so rain has a clear channel again.

We work carefully around your roofline and leave the area tidy when we're finished, so the only thing you notice is gutters that work.

Cleaning the outside face of the gutters

Gutters don't just get clogged on the inside. The front face often picks up dark streaks and grime that you can see from the street. We clean the exterior gutter face too, so your eavestroughs look cared for and match the rest of a well-kept home.

Downspout and water-flow checks

A clean gutter only helps if the water can get out. We check your downspouts and the flow of water through the system, so you know the whole run is doing its job and not just the part you can see.

Why clogged eavestroughs cause problems

When gutters are blocked, rainwater has nowhere to go. It spills over the edge and lands right beside your home instead of being carried away through the downspouts. That overflow can lead to water problems around your property that are much more of a headache than a simple cleaning.

Keeping your eavestroughs clear is one of the easiest ways to stay ahead of those issues.

How often should you clean your gutters?

We recommend gutter cleaning twice a year, in late spring and late fall. Late spring clears out seeds and blossoms, and late fall takes care of the leaves that come down before winter. If your property has a lot of trees nearby, more frequent cleanings may be a good idea.