Keep the water moving

A lot of East Texas homes sit under oaks and pines, and leaves and needles fill gutters fast. When gutters clog, water spills over the edge and lands on your fascia, your siding and your foundation. We clean your gutters and downspouts and check the whole system while we're up there. Because gutters are all we do, we spot the problems a general handyman misses.

What a cleaning includes

• Debris cleared from every gutter run
• Downspouts flushed and checked for clogs
• Debris bagged and hauled off on every cleaning, every time
• A quick check for loose hangers, leaks and bad slope

Signs your gutters need cleaning

• Water spilling over the edge when it rains
• Gutters sagging or pulling away from the house
• Plants or grass growing in the gutters
• Stains on siding or wet spots near the foundation

How often to clean

Most homes need a cleaning at least once a year, and homes under heavy trees need more. Late fall, after the leaves drop, is our busiest season, so call early to get on the schedule.

Leaf screens and gutter guards

If you're tired of paying for cleanings or climbing a ladder every fall, a gutter guard keeps most debris out so water keeps moving. We install them on new seamless gutters or on the ones you already have. If your gutters are too worn to be worth covering, we'll tell you straight before you spend a dime. We'll recommend the guard that fits your trees, roof and budget, not the most expensive one on the truck.

Honest expectations: guards cut way down on cleaning, but no guard makes gutters maintenance free.