Gutter cleaning

This may be hard to understand to some, but we have very little control over the quality of cleanup. The majority of the control is in the hands of the homeowner. If a homeowner has us come out every 6-7 months, the cleanup can be immaculate, or the closest thing to it. When people wait a year or longer between cleanings, the debris in the gutters decays into a fine, powdery mix that, when blown out, scatters and spreads over everything. When this happens, we do clean it up, but it is difficult to do such a thorough job as to get every speck. The majority of time when people have concerns with our cleanup, nine times out of ten, it is because the homeowner is taking too long between cleanings. To use an analogy, doing cleanings every 6 months is like taking a bowl of sugar cubes, pour them on the ground, and sweeping them up. Waiting a year or longer is like pouring the same quantity of sugar from the same bowl, but doing so in powdery sugar form, and then trying to sweep up in the same amount of time. You'll end up with some sugar left behind.