Gutter Cleaning
Gutter Cleaning in North London
Clear blocked gutters and downpipes by hand, before the water finds a way into your walls.
From £40
Gutter Cleaning
Full gutters are the most common cause of damp patches, stained brickwork and overflowing water running down a wall in a storm. It is also something you cannot see from the ground.
We clear the gutters by hand or with a gutter pole, bag the debris and check the downpipes flow away. Where access makes it unsafe, we say so instead of guessing.
Most North London homes benefit from a gutter clear once a year, ideally in late autumn after the leaves are down.
What’s included
- All leaves, moss and debris removed by hand or pole
- Downpipes checked and cleared where needed
- Before and after photos sent to you
- Helps prevent damp, stains and costly repairs
- Available on its own or added to a window clean
From £40 — longer or awkward runs cost more
Before & after
Drag the handle. Same gutter run, before and after.
A full gutter is the one thing you cannot see from the ground. This is one run on the round, photographed before we started and again when we finished. Drag across the picture, or use the arrow keys.
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Moss, soil, grass and leaves lifted out of the run by hand, bagged and taken away, the channel left running clear.
Common questions
Gutter Cleaning questions
How often should gutters be cleared?
Once a year is enough for most houses, usually in late autumn. Homes surrounded by trees may need it twice.
Do you take the debris away?
Yes, everything we take out leaves with us.
Can you fix a broken gutter?
We clear and check gutters. If a joint or bracket has failed we will tell you what we found so it can be repaired properly.
Other services
Book them together
Most customers add gutters to a window clean, or sort the conservatory at the same time — one visit instead of two.
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Before we start
What comes out of a blocked gutter
Grass, moss, leaves and grit — the reason water ends up running down the wall instead of down the downpipe.
