Gutter Cleaning in Greater Los Angeles

Our crews clean gutters by hand, flush and test every downspout, and bag and remove the debris instead of blowing it onto your patio. While they are up there, they check the whole system and report what it needs, so a loose hanger or leaking seam gets caught before the rainy season.

Because a clean gutter with a clogged downspout still overflows. Leaf blowers and many gadgets only clear the trough, and a clog left in a downspout leads to more clogging and more work later. We flush every downspout with water and watch it drain, so we know the whole system flows before we leave.

No. Debris is bagged and carried off your property, not blown across your patio, and we sweep up what falls. Leaf blowers can spray dirt and mud onto windows, siding, patio furniture and decks, which is why we do not rely on them. We leave the property cleaner than we found it.

The clearest signs are water spilling over the gutter during rain, debris or plants you can see in the trough, and a downspout that stays dry during a storm. Overflow right near a downspout usually means a blockage in the downspout. If the overflow is somewhere else, it could be a repair issue, and a Solutionist can tell you which.

Months of dust, leaves, palm litter and ash settle into the trough during the dry season, and the first real storm turns that into a dam. Water then spills over the back of the gutter into the fascia, which rots and can let water into the attic, or it collects at the foundation. A cleaning before the first storm prevents most of that.

Yes. Cleaning by hand puts a trained crew member at gutter level along the entire run, so the system gets inspected every time and minor adjustments are made on the spot. You get a report of anything that needs more attention, like sagging sections, failing hangers or rotted fascia, with a free written estimate for the fix.