Gutter Cleaning and Unblocking in Liverpool, cleared from the ground

Our gutter cleaning starts from £120 for a two-storey home and from £180 for a three-storey home. We price by height because that decides the equipment and time needed. The exact figure also depends on how many downpipes there are and how badly the gutters are blocked, and we always tell you before we start.

A standard three-bedroom semi is usually covered by the starting price. Larger detached homes, heavily blocked runs and extra sections such as conservatories, garages or extensions can push it up a little. The price includes removing all the debris, flushing the downpipes and tidying up, with no ladders leaning on your uPVC and no damage to fascias or gutters. If your conservatory roof is green too, our uPVC and conservatory cleaning can be added on the same visit.

Usually, yes. Send a photo of the blockage or overflow on WhatsApp and we can usually give you a firm price within about 10 minutes, with 10% off. A shot of the whole front and back of the house helps us see how many downpipes and sections there are.

Being local to Liverpool, Wirral and Sefton, we can often get out to you quickly, and emergency call-outs are often accommodated. If water is coming inside, tell us straight away. Prefer to call or fill in a form? Everything is on our contact page. Let us know your postcode, the height of the house and when the gutters were last cleared.

It protects your home from expensive water damage. Blocked gutters spill rainwater down the walls and into the brickwork, which can lead to damp patches inside, penetrating damp, rotten timber and water collecting around the foundations. With the rain we get on Merseyside, it’s one of the most common causes of winter problems.

Regular cleaning also stops nesting birds and insects, keeps green streaks off your fascias and extends the life of the gutter system. Once a year is the minimum and twice a year is ideal, in spring and autumn. Our guide on why gutter cleaning before winter matters explains the timing. If overflow has already stained your walls, our brickwork cleaning can lift those marks.

A commercial-grade, high-reach vacuum gutter cleaning system with a camera on the end of the pole. Strong suction pulls out leaves, moss, silt and debris while we stay on the ground, and the camera shows us every section is clear before we move on.

No ladders against your house means less risk of damage to fascias, windows and downpipes. After vacuuming we flush the downpipes so they flow all the way down, which is more thorough than scooping by hand and leaves no fine silt or mess behind. Because we’re already at roofline height, many customers add our fascia cleaning, a gentle soft-wash that brings white uPVC back to its original finish.

Yes, we clean conservatories, garages, extensions and high rooflines. Our poles extend to 12 metres, reaching two-storey homes and some three-storey buildings without scaffolding. Conservatory gutters catch a lot from overhanging trees, so we use a smaller attachment for the tight corners and check their downpipes, because a blocked outlet is often why water drips inside.

On taller houses we take extra time at the ridge ends and valleys where debris collects, and we’re fully insured for working at height. We clean tall Victorian and Edwardian houses in Waterloo in Sefton and Prenton and Oxton on the Wirral, where dormers and bay roofs need careful, unhurried work.

Water spilling over the edge when it rains is the clearest sign. Others include plants growing out of the gutter, sagging sections, damp patches or green streaks on the wall below, downpipes that stay dry in a heavy shower, and water splashing onto a path or pooling at the base of the wall.

Inside, look for damp marks on bedroom ceilings near outside walls or peeling paint round the windows. Birds going in and out of the gutter line can mean there’s enough debris to nest in. Overflow also stains the boards and walls, and our brickwork cleaning can tidy up once the gutters flow again.

Usually more than twice a year. Homes near mature trees collect leaves, seeds, twigs and blossom most of the year. Sycamore helicopters, pine needles and catkins form mats that block outlets, so we often suggest late autumn and spring cleans, with an extra check after a storm.

Shade also keeps gutters damp, so moss grows faster. Trimming overhanging branches and fitting a simple outlet guard where the downpipe meets the gutter both help. Tree-lined streets in Allerton keep gutters busy all year. If the trees drop sap and leaves on your drive too, our driveway cleaning comes with a free bin clean.

Not usually. It’s all done from outside, so many customers are at work while we’re there. We need access to the front and back, somewhere to park the van nearby and an outside tap for flushing downpipes. Tell us about locked gates, side passages or dogs before the day.

We confirm a rough arrival time, tidy up any debris before we leave, and let you know about anything that needs attention, like a cracked bracket or leaking joint. Many customers book gutters with a roofline or exterior clean, and our uPVC cleaning can be added if your frames have picked up muck from overflowing gutters.

Very often, yes. Moss grows on roof tiles, especially north-facing slopes and under trees. When it dries or heavy rain washes it loose, clumps roll into the gutters, soak up water, trap leaves and silt, and can block an outlet in a single season. Our pole camera shows you what’s coming off the roof.

Clearing the gutters fixes the immediate problem, but the moss keeps coming until the source is dealt with. Our roof cleaning service removes the moss and treats the tiles to slow regrowth, and doing both together is the most cost-effective way to get the roofline back in shape.

Yes, we clean gutters all year round. Late autumn and winter are some of the most important times, because gutters are full of fallen leaves just as the heaviest rain arrives. We only hold off when it’s icy, very windy or dangerous to work at height, and if a cold snap is forecast we try to get the job done before frozen debris sets in.

We’re open seven days a week, 7am to 7pm, so we can work around the weather. Our guide on whether winter is a good time for exterior cleaning explains more. For most homes, a clean before or during winter is the smart choice.