Gutter Clearing
Blocked gutters cleared and checked, protecting your roofline, walls and foundations from the water damage that overflowing gutters cause.
Gutter Clearing, done properly
Gutters have one job — moving rainwater safely away from your roof and walls — and when they're blocked with leaves, moss and debris, that job stops happening quietly and invisibly, often until damage has already started. Our gutter clearing service removes blockages by hand and checks the full run for damage or sagging.
We clear downpipes as well as the gutter itself, so water can actually flow away as intended, not just off the edge of a blocked run and straight down your wall.
Gutter clearing is a good fit if:
- You've noticed water overflowing during rain
- Plants or moss are visibly growing in the gutter
- It's been over a year since they were last cleared
- You've spotted damp patches near the roofline
Why gutter clearing matters
Blocked gutters are one of the most common — and most preventable — causes of water damage to a property.
Preventing Water Damage
Overflowing gutters send water straight down external walls and, over time, that moisture can work its way into brickwork, render and even foundations — one of the most common causes of avoidable property damage.
Avoiding Blockages And Overflow
A build-up of leaves and debris doesn't clear itself — it compacts further with each rainfall until water has nowhere to go but over the edge.
Preventing Pest Infestations
Standing water and decaying leaves in a blocked gutter create an inviting habitat for insects, and in some cases nesting birds or rodents.
Protecting Roof Edges From Rot
Constantly damp fascias and soffits are prone to rot over time. Clear gutters keep water moving away rather than sitting against these timber edges.
Reducing Winter Ice Dam Risk
Blocked gutters that freeze in cold weather can force water back under roof tiles as it thaws and refreezes, a problem that's easily avoided with clear gutters going into winter.
Extending Gutter Lifespan
The weight of waterlogged debris puts strain on brackets and joints, which can pull gutters away from the fascia over time. Regular clearing reduces this strain.
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