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Vacuum system · no ladders

Blocked gutters cleared from the ground

Leaves, moss and silt block gutters and downpipes, and the overflow ends up running down your walls, which is how damp starts. We clear them with a ground-based vacuum system, so nothing leans against your gutters or your property.

Why ground-based matters

The old way is a ladder against your gutter and someone scooping by hand, a risk to the gutter, the wall and the person. Our vacuum system reaches up from the ground and pulls the blockage straight out.

It's safer for your property, and it means we can clear gutters on most two-storey homes without setting foot on the roofline.

What blocked gutters actually cost you

Water that can't drain overflows behind the gutter and soaks into the fascia and wall. Left over a winter that turns into rotten boards and internal damp, far more expensive than a clear-out.

What's included

  • Gutters cleared with a ground-based vacuum, no ladders on your property
  • Leaves, moss and silt removed from runs and downpipe tops
  • Blockages that cause overflow and damp cleared
  • Safer for your fascia, walls and roofline
  • Fully insured for £1m public liability

Vacuum pole reaching the gutter from ground level, no ladders against the wall

Working along a long run of guttering

Questions

Common questions

Can you reach two-storey gutters? +

Yes, the vacuum poles reach most two-storey homes from the ground. Unusually high or awkward-access gutters we'll assess and tell you honestly.

Do you check the downpipes too? +

We clear the tops of downpipes and check flow. A fully blocked downpipe lower down may need a separate look, which we'll flag.

How often should gutters be cleared? +

Once a year for most homes; twice if you've got heavy tree cover nearby. We can set up a regular slot.

Get a fixed price for gutter clearing

Send a photo or your postcode and we'll come back with one upfront number.

Free quote · no obligation · usually back within 24 hours