Debris removed
Built-up moss, leaves and roof debris can stop water from moving along the gutter run.
Before and after gutter cleaning gallery
See the kind of blocked gutters, moss, leaves and outlet debris that gutter clearing is designed to remove. These examples show how a clean gutter run helps rainwater flow properly again.
Blocked gutter run cleared
Leaves, moss and roof grit are removed so rainwater can move along the gutter instead of spilling onto brickwork.
Downpipe flow point opened
Blocked outlets are a common cause of overflow. Clearing the outlet helps water drain into the downpipe properly.
Awkward gutter areas tidied
Extensions, conservatories and rear rooflines can collect debris quickly, especially where leaves settle in corners.
Outlets checked
Outlet areas are important because a small blockage can cause water to spill over in heavy rain.
Awkward areas cleared
Rear extensions and conservatory rooflines often collect leaves where access is less obvious.