Gutter Installation in Lake Oswego

We recommend cleaning your gutters at least twice a year—once in the spring and once in the fall. However, if you have many trees near your home, especially pine trees, you may need more frequent cleanings. In the Pacific Northwest, heavy rainfall and falling leaves make regular maintenance essential to prevent clogs and water damage.

Our complete gutter cleaning service includes cleaning all gutters and downspouts to the ground, removing debris using buckets and trash bags, precision pitching all gutters for proper water flow, silicone sealing of end caps and miters to prevent leaks, and adding extra hangers where necessary for support. We also clean up after ourselves, leaving your property tidy.

Clogged gutters can cause water to overflow and damage your home's foundation, siding, and landscaping. Decomposed organic matter left in gutters can promote mildew growth, which is toxic to your respiratory system. Additionally, clogged gutters can attract pests like birds and rodents, creating nesting areas that pose health threats. Regular cleaning prevents roof leakage and saves you money on costly repairs.

Yes! During our cleaning service, we inspect your gutters for issues and can perform repairs on the spot. This includes fixing leaks with silicone sealant, adjusting gutter pitch for proper water flow, securing loose gutters with additional hangers, and repairing or replacing damaged sections. We'll discuss any needed repairs with you before proceeding.

You don't need to be home during the cleaning, but we do recommend being available by phone in case we need to discuss any repairs or issues we discover. We'll provide you with a detailed report of the work completed and any recommendations for future maintenance.

We offer a lifetime warranty on all workmanship. This means if there are any issues with the cleaning or repairs we perform, we'll fix it at no charge. We stand behind our work and want you to have complete peace of mind knowing your gutters are properly maintained.