Cleared out by hand
Leaves, needles and roof grit removed from the trough rather than pushed toward the outlet to jam there.

A gutter full of wet leaves in October becomes a block of ice in January, and ice is what pulls gutters off fascia and pushes water back under shingles. Clearing them is a small job with an outsized consequence in this climate.

Leaves, needles and roof grit removed from the trough rather than pushed toward the outlet to jam there.
A clear gutter feeding a blocked downspout still overflows. We run them through and clear them.
Water down the gutter so you know it drains, and so we catch the sagging section or bad pitch while we are still on the ladder.
Where a downspout is dumping against the house, we will say so — it is usually a cheap fix and an expensive thing to ignore.
Most of our customers book two or three of these together — it is cheaper than separate visits and it all gets done the same day.
Booked most often in these communities — and available in all 29 we cover.
Twice a year on most properties with trees — after the leaves drop in fall, and again in spring for the seeds, buds and needles. Under mature pines, more often.
Because of what comes next. Debris holds water, water freezes, and ice dams push meltwater under the shingle edge instead of off the roof.
We work from ladders at normal residential heights. Steep or high roof lines that need different equipment are outside what we take on, and we will tell you up front.
It is the promise Robert Diaz has made since 2016, and we have kept it on the site word for word: if you are not completely happy with the work, we will make it right or you get your money back. There is no version of this where you are stuck with a lawn you are unhappy about.
Free estimate, no obligation. Call (218) 770-8950 or send the form and we will come look at the property.