Gutters are cleared by hand, flushed, and photographed. You get a fixed price before we book and proof of the work when we leave.
Fixed price in writing before we book. Photos when we finish. $20M public liability and working-at-heights certification on every job.
Gutters and roof valleys cleared by hand
Every downpipe flushed and flow tested
Debris bagged and taken away, not blown off the roof
Before and after photos of each gutter run
A written heads-up on anything that needs watching
A blower is faster and that is the only thing it is better at. It pushes wet silt into the valleys and packs it into the top of the downpipe, which is the one part of the system you cannot see from the ground. The gutter looks clean and the blockage has simply moved somewhere less convenient. Clearing by hand means the debris comes out of the roof entirely, and the flush afterwards proves the line is actually running.
Sydney gets its rain in bursts rather than drizzle. A gutter that copes with a normal shower will overflow in a single intense downpour, and the water goes over the front edge or backwards into the eaves. Backwards is the expensive direction: it runs into the fascia, the roof battens and the wall cavity, and the damage shows up months later as a stain rather than immediately as a leak.
Dry leaf litter sitting in a gutter is the most common ignition point on a house during ember attack. If you are in one of the Blue Mountains suburbs we service — Springwood, Winmalee, Faulconbridge, Hazelbrook, Lawson — clearing before the season starts matters more than the schedule on the calendar. We can also talk you through ember-rated gutter guard if you want the problem gone for good.
Most single-storey homes land between $250 and $320, and double-storey between $300 and $550, depending on roof size, pitch and access. You get the number in writing before we book and it does not change on the day.
Get your priceThese are the suburbs we're in most often. If yours isn't listed, ask anyway — we almost certainly get there.
Twice a year is the general rule. If you have gum trees or pines overhanging the roof, every three to four months is safer — that is the debris that causes overflow and ember risk.
No. As long as we have side access we can complete the job and send you the before and after photos plus an invoice when we are finished. Plenty of our work is for owners who are interstate or overseas.
It is bagged and taken away with us. We do not blow it onto your roof, your garden or your neighbour's yard, and we hose down any run-off marks before we leave.
Yes, every time. Each downpipe is flushed and flow tested as part of a standard clean. If one is blocked solid and needs rodding or pressure work, we will tell you before doing anything extra.
One crew handles everything above the gutter line, so combining jobs in a single visit is usually cheaper than booking them separately.
Overflowing gutters rot fascias, flood ceilings and void insurance claims. A clean costs a fraction of the repair — and we can usually be there this week.
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