Gutter Cleaning That Includes the Part Everyone Else Skips

Gutter cleaning runs $1.00 to $1.50 per linear foot of guttering. Most single-story homes have 120 to 180 linear feet, putting them at roughly $120 to $270. Two-story homes typically run 160 to 240 linear feet, or about $160 to $360. Height, access, roof pitch and how long it has been since the last cleaning all affect where you land.

If you are an existing customer, yes, any time. For new residential customers we include gutter cleaning alongside another service such as a house wash, roof cleaning or concrete work rather than sending a crew out for gutters alone. The honest reason is that a standalone residential gutter job barely covers getting a truck, ladders and a crew to your address, and bundling is what keeps the price fair instead of adding a trip fee. HOA, apartment and commercial properties are quoted directly with no package requirement.

Late fall and late spring. Late November to early December is the most critical, once oaks, maples and hickories have finished dropping, because it prevents the ice dams that clogged gutters cause in winter. Late May to early June is the second window, clearing the pollen, seeds and tassels that turn into a dense sludge and block downspouts during summer thunderstorms. Heavy tree coverage usually means both. Light canopy can often get by with the fall clean alone.

Because of ice. Debris in the trough holds water, that water freezes and expands, and the force is enough to bend gutters, pull hangers out of the fascia, damage shingles and push meltwater back under the roof edge into your attic and walls. A single ice dam can cost thousands to repair. Going into winter with an empty, free-draining system is the whole point of the fall service.

If you have significant tree coverage, yes. Spring drops a huge volume of pollen, seeds, maple helicopters and oak tassels, and that fine material combines with rain into a heavy sludge that clogs downspouts as effectively as leaves do. Clearing it before summer means your system can handle the sudden downpours we get here without overflowing next to your foundation. On a property with little canopy, the fall clean is often enough, and we will say so.

Ladder standoffs on every ladder, every time. A ladder leaned directly against a gutter dents the trough and bends the hanger, which is one of the most common ways gutters get damaged during cleaning. Standoffs transfer the load to the roof or fascia so nothing rests on the gutter itself. We also rinse any splatter off the siding before we leave.

Yes. Everything is bagged and leaves with us. Nothing gets dropped in your landscaping, piled by the driveway, or stuffed into your yard waste bin for you to deal with later. We rinse the exterior and clean up after ourselves as part of the job, not as an extra.

No. As long as we have access to the exterior of the house and to an outdoor water spigot, we can complete the service while you are at work. You get before and after photos with the invoice either way, which is the point of documenting it.

Guards reduce how often gutters need attention but they do not eliminate it. Fine debris, shingle grit and pollen still get through and settle in the trough, and the guards themselves collect material on top. To clean underneath properly the guards have to come off and go back on, which we quote on site because cost depends entirely on the type installed. Some systems come off easily, others do not.

Yes. We are Aerial Lift Certified for high-reach work and follow OSHA fall-protection protocols including harnesses. We do not use unsafe workarounds like climbing steep roofs to reach a gutter line. Multi-building properties are sequenced building by building so residents keep access, and you get photo documentation per building for ownership or your board.

Yes. Entire HOA communities, apartment complexes and property management portfolios get volume pricing and a single consolidated quote covering every building, rather than a stack of individual invoices. We can also put you on an annual or semi-annual schedule so it stops being something anyone has to remember.

Yes. We carry general liability and workers compensation coverage, and we provide a Certificate of Insurance on request naming your property management company or HOA. If someone is on a ladder at your property, that liability should sit with us rather than with you.

Nashville and the surrounding Middle Tennessee region, including Franklin, Brentwood, Bellevue, Oak Hill, Mount Juliet, Hendersonville, Nolensville, Spring Hill, Columbia and Dickson, plus Williamson, Davidson, Dickson, Cheatham, Hickman, Maury, Montgomery, Humphreys and Houston counties. We are based in Middle Tennessee. Not sure if you are in range? Ask and we will tell you straight.