Straight answers on cleaning, costs, winter ice, repairs and gutter guards, written for Lower Mainland weather: about 1,150 mm of rain a year in Vancouver, heavy maple and alder drop every November, and fir needles all year.
New here? Most homeowners start with the cost guide or how often gutters need cleaning. Planning to do it yourself? Read the safety guide first.
What drives the price of a cleaning, with typical Lower Mainland ranges by home type.
Read the guide →Twice a year for most homes, more under cedars and firs. How to tell what your house needs.
Read the guide →Why late November and early spring are the two windows that matter here.
Read the guide →An honest DIY guide: ladder safety, step by step, and where it stops being a DIY job.
Read the guide →Why they freeze in a mild climate, how to thaw them safely and how to stop it happening.
Read the guide →Sealing seams and corners, rehanging a sagging run, and when repair becomes replacement.
Read the guide →How gutter overflow soaks the soil at your wall, the signs to look for, and the other causes to rule out.
Read the guide →Eavestrough vs gutter, the parts of the system, materials and how long they last.
Read the guide →When guards pay off, when they do not, and why cedar needles change the answer.
Read the guide →We clean gutters and eavestroughs by hand across fifteen Lower Mainland cities, and handle gutter repair, gutter guard installation, downspout cleaning, roof moss removal and strata programs. Start with gutter cleaning in Vancouver.
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