Gutter Cleaning in Bentonville, AR

Fall leaf drop is the obvious culprit, but spring is nearly as bad here. Oak tassels and pollen clumps mat into a sponge that holds water even when gutters look clear from the ground. Homes near the wooded trail corridors catch more of everything.

Newer subdivisions aren't exempt. Roof grit from young shingles washes down heavily in a roof's first few years and quietly cements around downspout openings. And if a maple seedling is visible from the street, that gutter has been full a long while.

Overflowing gutters dump water at the foundation line, and in Bentonville's clay soil that means settling, erosion trenches, and damp crawl spaces. Water sitting in a clogged run also rots fascia boards from behind, where you can't see it until it's a carpentry bill.

Two cleanings a year, spring and late fall, cost a fraction of one fascia repair. Soaked debris also freezes into ice blocks in a cold snap, and the weight pulls hangers loose. We'll put you on a reminder schedule so you never think about it.

Every home is quoted by roofline, flat and free, before we climb a ladder. If we find damage, sagging runs, or a disconnected downspout, we photograph it and tell you. We don't invent problems to pad the bill.

Since we're already on site, adding a house wash or brightening the exterior gutter faces is cheap. Two-story homes with steep pitches are no problem; we're insured and equipped for them.