Gutter Cleaning

You already know they need it. That’s why you’re here.

Let’s be honest about how this goes. You’ve watched the water come over the edge in the last storm. Or you’ve spotted the debris sticking up from the driveway. Maybe there’s a plant growing up there like it pays rent. You’ve been meaning to get to it, and every weekend something better wins. That’s not a character flaw. That’s every homeowner in America.

And here’s what you’re quietly hoping when you finally look somebody up. That it won’t cost an arm and a leg. That the company is legit and won’t rip you off. That nobody’s going to use a gutter cleaning to try to sell you a whole new roof.

So let’s take those off the table right now. The price is straight, the estimate is free, and we’ve been doing this for 18 years with 2,400+ Google reviews across all our locations, at 4.8 stars. We show up, we clean the whole system, and if we see anything else up there, you get photos and a straight answer, not a pitch. We’re out 7 days a week, weekdays until 8pm, weekends too.

What’s included in a gutter cleaning?

Downspout being cleared and refitted

The whole system, not just the easy stretches:

  • All debris pulled from the gutters, by hand and blown out, not just pushed around
  • Downspouts flushed and cleared so the water drains all the way to the ground
  • Slope and water flow checked, because a clean gutter that’s pitched wrong still overflows
  • Fasteners and hangers evaluated, and a heads-up if anything is pulling loose
  • Inspection of the ground drainage, because a gutter that dumps at the foundation is a basement problem in disguise

If we find something bigger while we’re up there, we tell you what it is and what it costs. No surprises, no pressure. Most of the time it’s small. And this is the part people don’t expect: when our team leaves, the work is done. Your gutters are clean. You’re not holding an estimate and a decision. You’re holding a finished job.

Can I just clean my own gutters?

You can. A lot of people do. But we’ll be straight with you about two things.

One, ladder falls are one of the most common ways homeowners get seriously hurt, and gutter cleaning is exactly the job people fall doing. Two, the real value of having our roof technicians up there isn’t the cleaning. It’s the eyes. Our roof technicians are on roofs all day, every day. They spot the loose flashing, the dry-rotted pipe gasket, the shingle tab that’s about to go. The stupid little detail that costs you nothing today and twenty-five grand in three years if nobody catches it.

You know how many 30-year roofs we replace? None. We replace roofs at 10 and 15 years, and it’s almost never the shingles. It’s the little stuff nobody was looking at. The cleaning is the work. The trained eye is the value.

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What happens if you don’t clean your gutters?

Plants growing out of a neglected gutter

Nothing, for a while. That’s the trap.

The debris builds. The water starts overflowing at the low spots and dumping at the foundation, and that’s where wet basements come from. At the roof edge, the backed-up water soaks the fascia board behind the gutter. It soaks in, dries out, soaks in again, season after season, and the rot works quietly where nobody looks. Come winter, that same clogged gutter is where the ice dam builds. The melt refreezes at the edge, the water backs up under the shingles, and now you have a leak in a roof.

Here’s the thing nobody tells you about how house problems work. It’s not that something happens and now you have damage. The damage is happening now. It’s been happening for three years. It’ll go five more. And then one day there’s a stain on the ceiling or water in the basement, and somebody’s quoting you a number with a comma in it. A wet basement or rotted fascia starts in the thousands. A cleaning costs a fraction of that, and it’s the reason you never meet the bigger number.

None of it is dramatic. All of it is expensive. And every bit of it starts with a gutter full of leaves that somebody meant to get to.

Where do you want to go next?

Reviews

2,400+ Google reviews across all locations. 4.8 stars. Same story every time.

Want your gutters handled twice a year without ever thinking about it?

Here’s the last honest question. If you know the gutters need it twice a year, and you know you’re not going to remember, why book it one cleaning at a time?

The Home Confidence Plan is two tune-ups a year, gutters cleaned both times, plus two emergency visits if something goes wrong between them. It’s $360 a year. Less than a dollar a day. Your roof and gutters get a standing appointment, every visit adds to your photo record, and that documented history is exactly what wins warranty claims and insurance arguments if you ever need to have one. You stop thinking about it entirely. That’s the confidence part.

How often should gutters be cleaned?

Twice a year for most homes. Spring and fall. Fall matters most, because the leaves come down right before the season when your gutters work the hardest, and it’s exactly when our schedule fills up. The people who call in November after the first big storm are calling about damage. The people who call in September are calling about a cleaning. Be the September call.

You need it more often if you have heavy tree cover, or if you’re near the coast, where wind delivers debris in bulk and salt is working on the fasteners the whole time. And if the honest answer to “when were they last cleaned” is that you can’t remember, then the answer is now.

How much does gutter cleaning cost?

It depends on the house. Size, roof height, how long it’s been. Estimates are free and scheduling is easy, seven days a week.

But before you book a cleaning, hear the honest math, because we’d rather tell you this up front than have you find out later. Our $199 Gutter Cleaning and Roof Tune-Up includes the full gutter cleaning. All of it, everything listed above. Plus a complete roof and attic inspection, the small repairs done on the spot, and 30 to 40 photos of everything so you see your roof from our vantage point.

Think about what that actually means. Your gutters get cleaned either way. The question is whether, for $199 flat, you also want an AROCON team to go over your entire roof and attic, fix the small stuff while they’re up there, and hand you the photo record. If they find nothing, you got a clean, inspected, documented system for $199. If they find something small, it’s already fixed. If they find something real, you caught it years early, and the photos mean you don’t have to take anybody’s word for anything, ours included. There’s no version of that visit where you lose.

For most homeowners, the tune-up is simply the better buy.

Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers!

Arocon FAQs

Twice a year for most homes, spring and fall. More often with heavy tree cover or near the coast.

For most homeowners, yes. The $199 tune-up includes the full cleaning plus the roof and attic inspection and minor repairs. Standalone cleaning makes sense when the roof is already handled and you only need the gutters cleared.

Most homes, one to three hours. Size, roof height, and how long it’s been all factor in.

Yes. Guards cut down how often cleaning is needed, but fine debris and pollen still collect on top, and we clear that during service.

Bagged and hauled, or bagged and left with your yard waste. Your call. We don’t leave a pile in the beds.

We document it with photos, tell you what it is, and give you a real number on the spot if it’s something we can fix. You see what we see. You make the call.

September, before the drop. The fall schedule fills first, and calling after the first big storm usually means you’re calling about damage instead of a cleaning.