Clogged gutters don't announce themselves. They just
overflow behind the fascia, soak the boards, and show up
as a stain on your ceiling in February.
I clean them by hand. Not a blower, not a wand from the
ground — gloves, off the ladder, section by section, so
I actually see what's in there.
WHAT YOU GET
- Debris pulled out by hand and bagged
- Downspouts checked and flushed until water runs clear
- Bags hauled away, not left at your curb
- Photos of the gutters before and after, same day
- Anything I find — loose spikes, a separated seam, a
rotting fascia board — I tell you about and show you.
I'm not selling you a repair, I just think you should
know.
FLAT PRICING
Single story, standard house ........ from $120
Two story ........................... from $180
Add downspout flush at the base ..... $25
Firm price before I start, not after. Bigger or cut-up
rooflines cost more and I'll say so up front.
BOOK NOW FOR OCTOBER
Leaves haven't dropped yet. If yours weren't done last
fall, they're already holding a season of shingle grit
and seed pods — that's worth clearing now. If you'd
rather wait for the leaves to finish, I'm filling
late-October dates and the calendar tightens fast.
WHAT I WON'T DO
I don't walk roofs. I don't install guards or covers —
half of them create the clog they're sold to prevent.
I don't do repairs. If your fascia is soft or a run
needs replacing, I'll tell you and point you to someone
who does it for a living.
I'm Paul. I run this myself. The guy who quotes it is
the guy on the ladder.
Niles, Park Ridge, Des Plaines, Morton Grove, Glenview,
Skokie, Lincolnwood, Mount Prospect, Edison Park,
Norwood Park, Edgebrook, Sauganash, and the North Shore.