Gutter Cleaning across Dorset

Most UK homes benefit from a gutter clear once or twice a year — ideally in late autumn once the leaves have finished falling, and again in spring if the property sits near trees. Homes with overhanging branches or a lot of roof moss may need it more often.

The tell-tale signs are water spilling over the edge in heavy rain, drips from joints, green staining down the wall below the gutter line, or grass and weeds actually growing out of the gutter itself. Any of these means it is time for a clear.

Rarely. Most gutter clearing can be done safely from the ground, which keeps disruption — and cost — to a minimum. Where access is more awkward we use the appropriate access equipment.

Yes. After clearing the gutters we flush them through to confirm water is flowing freely and check the downpipes for blockages, so the whole run is working — not just the visible part.

All the leaves, moss and silt are bagged up and taken away with us, so there is nothing left on your paths, beds or lawn.

We check the gutters, joints and downpipes as part of the job, and if we spot anything that needs attention — a failed joint, a sagging bracket — we will point it out so you can get it sorted before it causes damp problems.