Gutter Cleaning Services in Lynnwood, WA & the Greater Seattle Area
Clogged gutters back water under the roof edge. Clearing them is the cheapest roof insurance there is.
In a region that gets rain most of the year, gutters do serious work. When they clog with fir needles and maple leaves, water backs up over the edge, saturates the fascia, rots the roof deck at the eaves, and dumps against the foundation instead of away from it.
We clear the full run by hand, flush every downspout, and check the hangers and slope so the system actually drains. Debris is bagged and hauled away — we don't blow it into your landscaping.
What's included
Full debris removal from the gutter trough, not just a leaf-blower pass.
We just make sure it's draining properly.
We tighten loose hangers and flag sections that have pulled away or lost pitch.
We check the drip edge, fascia, and first course of shingles for water damage while we're there.
Bagged and removed from the property. Your beds and walkways stay clean.
Honest guidance on which guards actually work under fir needles — most don't.
When to call us
- Water spilling over the front edge during rain
- Plants or moss growing in the gutter
- Streaking or rot on the fascia board
- Pooling water near the foundation
- It's been more than a year, or you have fir or maple cover
- Ice buildup at the eaves in cold snaps
How it works
- 1. Walk the perimeter
Identify problem runs, standing water, and any visible fascia damage.
- 2. Clear the troughs
All debris removed by hand along the full length of every run.
- 3. Flush downspouts
Water tested to confirm free flow, blockages cleared.
- 4. Adjust & tighten
Loose hangers secured; sagging sections identified for repair.
- 5. Clean up & report
Debris hauled off and a short summary of anything that needs attention.
What it costs
Standalone gutter cleaning starts at $199 for a typical single-story home; two-story and complex rooflines are quoted on site. Gutter cleaning is included on our maintenance plans, with additional cleanings available at $199 each.
Frequently asked questions
How often should gutters be cleaned here?
Twice a year for most Snohomish County homes — late spring and late fall. Under heavy fir or maple cover, three times a year is more realistic.
Do gutter guards mean I never clean again?
No. Good guards reduce frequency, but fine fir needles and shingle grit still accumulate. Plan on periodic checks regardless.
Can you repair sagging gutters too?
Yes — we re-secure hangers, correct pitch, reseal joints, and replace damaged sections.
Do you clean gutters in winter?
Yes, weather permitting. Clearing before the first hard freeze is the best way to prevent ice damming at the eaves.
Where we provide this service
Ready when you are
Free estimates across Snohomish and King County. Call (425) 900-4828 or request yours online — most homeowners hear back the same day.