GWC operative clearing gutters on a three-storey house with a high-reach vacuum pole
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Grant's Window Cleaning Ltd · West Sussex

Gutter Clearing

Blocked gutters send water down your walls instead of away from them. We clear moss, leaves and debris with a high-reach vacuum system, checking downpipes along the way.

Close-up of a cleared gutter channel after a vacuum clear

What's included

Gutter Clearing, done properly

  • Moss, leaves and debris removed with a high-reach vacuum system

  • Gutters checked and cleared along the full run

  • Downpipes checked for blockages

  • Before and after photos available on request

Our process

How we clean it

  1. Inspect the gutter run

    We check the full length of guttering for blockages, sagging sections and obvious damage before starting.

  2. Vacuum out the debris

    A high-reach vacuum system pulls out moss, leaves and silt from the ground, so nobody needs to get on the roof.

  3. Check the downpipes

    Downpipes are checked to make sure water can flow away freely once the gutter itself is clear.

  4. Share the result

    We can show you before-and-after photos of the clear, so you can see the result without climbing up yourself.

Tools & equipment we use

  • High-reach gutter vacuum system with carbon-fibre poles
  • Van-mounted debris collection
  • Downpipe flow testing

Our recommendation

Most gutters are worth clearing once or twice a year, more often if the property sits under trees. Leaving them blocked for too long can let water sit against the roofline and lead to damp inside.

Before & After

Real results

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White gutter completely filled with moss and conifer debris before clearingBeforeAfter
Gutter Clearing

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