Clear gutters, protected home

Why gutters matter here

Lakeland sits under a canopy of oaks, pines, and Spanish moss, and all of it eventually ends up in your gutters. Once a gutter packs with leaves, needles, and seed litter, water can't reach the downspout. It backs up onto the roof edge and pours over the sides, and that overflow is where the real damage starts.

Left clogged long enough, gutters can lead to:

• Roof and fascia rot from water pooling at the roofline instead of draining away.
• Foundation and landscaping erosion from overflow dumping in all the wrong places.
• Pests and mosquitoes breeding in the standing water and wet debris, a real problem in our climate.
• Stains and streaking running down your exterior walls.

Most homes here need a clear-out once or twice a year. If you have heavy oak or pine cover, lean toward twice.

What we do

• Clear all the debris out of the gutter runs by hand: leaves, needles, moss, and buildup.
• Flush the downspouts and confirm water runs all the way through, so a clog you can't see doesn't cause an overflow in the next storm.
• Check the flow before we leave, because a clean-looking gutter that still won't drain isn't actually done.
• Bag and haul the debris so you're not left with a pile in the yard.

Standalone or bundled with a roof wash

You can book gutter cleaning completely on its own, no roof wash required. But since we're already up on your roof when we soft wash it, adding a gutter clean to the same visit is the easiest way to save. One trip, one setup, and one lower combined price instead of paying two separate service fees on two different days.

Before & after

Real gutters we've cleared right here in Lakeland. Same gutter, before and after.

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