Residential & Commercial Gutter Cleaning
Stop overflow before it damages your home.
Full gutter cleaning and debris removal across Pierce County, WA — protecting your foundation, siding, and landscaping from costly water damage.
Residential
Commercial
Free Estimates
From $199
What's included
Full debris removal by hand
Downspout flush test
Visual inspection for damage or sagging
Gutter guard check, if installed
Debris hauled away
How often
Most homes need gutters cleared at least once a year — every fall is the minimum in Washington. Homes with mature trees often need a spring visit too, before debris causes overflow.
Estimate Your Cost
What gutter cleaning roughly costs
Pricing is driven by linear feet of gutter, method, number of stories, and debris level. These ranges reflect typical Western Washington pricing — every job is confirmed with a free estimate first.
Option 1
Free on-site look
We measure your gutter run and check access in person, then hand you a firm number — no obligation.
Option 2
Google Earth aerial view
Give us your address and we'll estimate gutter footage and roofline complexity from satellite imagery for a fast preliminary quote.
Option 3
Send current condition photos
Snap a few photos of your gutters and overflow spots, and text or email them for a more accurate remote estimate.
Hand cleaning
| Gutter length |
Typical range |
| Under 100 ft | $100–$160 |
| 100–150 ft | $160–$240 |
| 150–250 ft | $240–$400 |
| 250+ ft | Custom quote |
Gutter vacuum system
| Gutter length |
Typical range |
| Under 100 ft | $90–$140 |
| 100–150 ft | $140–$210 |
| 150–250 ft | $210–$350 |
| 250+ ft | Custom quote |
Debris level
Lightbaseline
Moderate+15–25%
Heavy, compacted+30–50%
Home height
Single storybaseline
Two story+20–40%
Three+ story+40–70%
Extras
Downspout flush testincluded
Gutter guard removal+$30–$80
Steep/complex roofline+15–30%
Ballpark only, based on typical Western Washington pricing — modifiers can stack. Final pricing is always confirmed with a free, no-obligation estimate.
Our Process
Two ways we clean your gutters
After inspecting your gutters, we recommend hand cleaning, a vacuum system, or both, depending on debris level and access.
Method 1
Hand cleaning
Debris is cleared by hand or scoop directly from the gutter — the most thorough method for compacted debris and a close-up damage inspection.
Ladder access & inspection
Brackets, seams, and fascia are checked up close as we work the gutter line.
Hand removal
Leaves, needles, and grit are cleared by hand or scoop along the full run.
Downspout flush test
Each downspout is flushed with water to confirm it drains freely.
Best for heavily clogged, compacted, or long-neglected gutters.
Method 2
Gutter vacuum system
A high-reach vacuum with a specialized tube clears light-to-moderate debris from the ground, without a ladder against your house.
Camera-guided approach
A tube-mounted camera locates debris from ground level before extraction begins.
Vacuum extraction
Leaves and grit are pulled out and bagged off-site.
Downspout flush test
Same free-flow check as hand cleaning, confirming drainage.
Best for two- and three-story homes and routine seasonal maintenance.
Maintenance Plan
Stay ahead of overflow with a Gutter Care Plan
Clogged gutters cause foundation and fascia damage fast. A standing plan keeps your system flowing year-round, ahead of the storms that matter most.
What's included
Cleared every fall, minimum
The baseline visit every Pierce County home needs before winter storms hit.
Spring visit for tree cover
Added for homes with mature trees that drop debris across multiple seasons.
Downspout flush test, every visit
Confirms free drainage each time, catching hidden clogs early.
Gutter guard inspection
Installed guards are checked for damage or blockage at every visit.
Why it's worth it
Priority scheduling ahead of storms
Plan members get first access before fall storm season books up.
Locked-in seasonal pricing
Your rate doesn't change year to year while you're on the plan.
Cheaper than reactive repairs
Overflow damage to fascia, siding, or your foundation costs far more than routine clearing.
Common questions
How often should gutters be cleaned in Washington?
With our wet falls and mature tree cover, most Pierce County homes need gutters cleared at least once a year — twice if you have a lot of overhanging trees.
Do you check for gutter damage?
Every cleaning includes a visual inspection and downspout flush test, so small problems get caught before they become expensive repairs.
What happens to the debris?
We haul it away — your yard and landscaping are left clean, not covered in gutter debris.