FAQs

Signs your gutters need repair include sagging sections, water overflowing during rain, visible cracks or rust, peeling paint near the gutters, pooling water around your foundation, and water stains on your siding. These indicate your gutters aren’t draining properly and may be damaged or clogged.

Gutter guards can be worth it if you have a lot of trees near your home, as they help reduce the buildup of leaves and debris. While they don’t eliminate the need for cleaning entirely, they significantly cut down on maintenance and help prevent clogs and water damage.

A typical gutter cleaning takes about 1 to 2 hours for an average-sized single-story home. Larger or multi-story homes, or those with heavy debris buildup, may take 2 to 4 hours or more depending on the condition and accessibility.