FAQs

The quickest and easiest way to get a quote is to use this link.  Our team will take a look at your house and text and email you a quote within just a few minutes.  You can schedule the service directly from the link we send.  Super easy!

We also provide firm quotes over the phone for gutter cleaning, and we always have people in the office to take your call during normal business hours.  404-461-9255

We don't want you to have to lift a finger behind us. All of the debris that will inevitably fall out of your gutters and onto your bushes and window sills below will be thoroughly rinsed and cleaned, including blowing off all of your walkways, patios, and your driveway to the curb. We will blow or put the debris into the natural or logical areas on your property, with the goal being that you don’t even notice we’ve been there. Note: In the case of sensitive landscaping we will do whatever is necessary to make sure your property looks great once the service is complete.

No, in fact, most of our customers are not home when we come out.  We will text and email the day before the service with a time window so you know when to expect us.  After the service is completed the crew will text and email you a link to the invoice with pictures attached.  You can pay your invoice directly from that link and you’re all done!

1. How long have you been in business?

Every month we see companies that “show up” in Atlanta and are gone in a couple of months. Many of them “guarantee” their work, and have a professional looking website, or other advertisements. What are you going to do if there is a problem a few months down the road and their number is disconnected? Do you really want people at your house that have only been in business for 3 or 4 months?

We have been servicing homes in Atlanta for 23 years. We service tens of thousands of homes each year and we service more homes in the Metro Atlanta Area than any gutter cleaning company – there’s a reason that most people choose us.

2. Can I come by and see your office?

Don't use a national chain call center.  They just contract companies like ours to complete the work.

In additon, many "companies" that clean gutters in Atlanta are operated out of someone’s apartment. In my experience, it’s always best to stay away from a service company without a place of business.

3. What credentials do you have?

4. Do you have insurance, and what kind of insurance do you have?

We carry Worker’s Compensation and General Liability Insurance and we are happy to provide you with an insurance certificate once you schedule service with us. Everyone from our company is covered under our Workers Compensation policy, no excluded contractors working at your home.

Many companies will put “fully insured” in advertisements, however, this doesn’t really mean anything. Make sure to get them to send you an insurance certificate and verify that they carry Workers Compensation and General Liability insurance.

5. Do you have a guarantee?

We have always guaranteed everything we do, including a gutter cleaning service. Our goal is “no unhappy customers” and we strive for this every single day. If you notice that something was missed or there are any concerns after the service, a manager will be happy to come out and see what the issue is. All you ever have to do is call or email and we will make it right.

There is really only one good gutter cover product and we will be happy to help you with that and maintain it over many years.  It will keep your gutters working properly for years to come.

1. Plastic Gutter Covers - These can be purchased at your local hardware store and should never be used. Many people are tempted because they are inexpensive, easy to install, and look like they would work fairly well. The main problem with these is that they are plastic. The surface of your roof will reach temperatures approaching 140 degrees in the summer sun. The plastic covers get so hot that they warp and lose their shape which destroys the functionality of the product. We find them fallen down into the gutters causing even more blockages to occur, also, if the covers do not make a completely smooth surface over the entire length of the gutter, debris will get into the gaps and water will flow over the tops of the covers missing the gutter altogether. It ends up being an expensive waste of time and we have 3 or 4 customers each week asking us to come out and take them off because they are causing more problems than they are preventing.

2. Most Metal Gutter Covers - A very large percentage of the companies selling gutter covers install a cheap flimsy cover that still lets small debris in the gutter and is screwed down to the gutter and slid underneath the first row of shingles making gutter cleaning impossible. The point is, if you are still going to get some debris in the gutter and will need them cleaned out occasionally, do not completely close up the gutter system so that it cannot be cleaned out. We get this phone call at least once a day - "I have gutter covers, but the gutters are full, can you clean them out and how much to do so." Let say you spent $1200 to have the cheap metal gutter covers installed. You have to realize that most of that is labor cost, so to have us come out, uninstall all the covers, clean the gutters out, and then reinstall the covers is going to be about as much as the original installation because we have the additional job of uninstalling everything. Don't let anyone install cheap metal gutter covers; it'll save you a lot of hassle down the road. It's better just to leave them open.

3. The Better Metal Gutter Covers - In doing research on gutter covers over the last 15 years, there is really only one product that we like...a product we've never seen fail, and the product we have on our homes.

Many companies sell gutter covers under a license and put their own brand name on it and market it as their own. I will not mention the name of the products, but it is not a "one piece" system and goes on your existing gutters. It is also a "nose out" design or micromesh which means that the gutter cover extends out slightly farther than the edge of the gutter allowing debris to end up on the ground instead of in the gutter. It is a heavy gauge metal cover, which has substantial plastic support brackets that sit in the gutter to make sure the covers keep their shape and are not crushed under the weight of debris.

And.....they are very expensive and they don't work that well.  I know, crazy right!

An average house has about 200 linear feet of gutter and on this average house you can expect to pay no less than $10000 and as much as $15000!! Also, you will be subjected to the hard-core, salesman in your house that won't leave, "let me check with my manager", sleazy sales process straight out the 1960's aluminum siding days.

Let's consider that you can get through all that, you're a great negotiator and get the lowest price you can. The average price for gutter cleaning on a house like that is about $165, and let's say that you need the gutters cleaned 2 times a year, once in the spring and once in the early winter, for a yearly total of $330. Strictly from a cost perspective, it will take you about 30 years to recoup your money.

Also, if you have a roof that collects debris behind the chimney or in the valleys you are still going to need someone to come out and blow off the roof occasionally for about $125, and add in the fact that the system still may clog at some point...is it really worth it? We don't think, so and that's why we only install one specific gutter cover product that will not fail and at a reasonable cost that is affordable.

4. Gutter Screens - The metal hinged gutter screens have developed a bad reputation over the years and mainly because most contractors use the very cheapest gutter screens, and because of a misperception of what gutter screens are supposed to accomplish.

Simply put, gutter screens will dramatically slow down the rate at which your gutters fill up with debris, will keep your gutters more functional in between gutter cleanings, and will reduce the frequency that gutter cleaning is necessary. Gutter screens will NOT eliminate the need for gutter cleaning.

We consider gutter screens a good value because they are inexpensive, easy to install, do a decent job of keeping out debris, and most importantly, they don't close up the gutter system so that gutter cleaning is impossible. We charge the same amount for gutter cleaning on a house with gutter screens or without.