Professional Gutter Cleaning in Minneapolis & the Twin Cities

• Roof & Shingle Damage

  Water backing up under shingles rots the roof deck and accelerates shingle deterioration along the eaves.

• Fascia & Soffit Rot

  Overflowing water constantly soaks the wood behind and below the gutters, leading to expensive rot and mold.

• Foundation Damage & Basement Flooding

  When water dumps over the edge instead of flowing away, it pools at your foundation, causing cracks, settling, and flooded basements.

• Ice Dam Formation

  Trapped debris and standing water freeze solid in winter, creating massive ice dams that tear gutters off and force water inside.

• Landscape Erosion

  Heavy overflow washes away mulch, drowns plants, and creates unsightly trenches around your home's perimeter.

Complete Debris Removal

We carefully remove all leaves, sticks, shingle granules, and buildup from every inch of your gutters.

Downspout Flushing

We flush the downspouts to confirm proper drainage and ensure there are no hidden blockages below the roofline.

System Inspection

We check for sagging sections, loose hangers, and areas where the gutter is pulling away from the fascia.

Damage Identification

We flag any rot, damage, or structural issues that need attention before winter hits.

My gutters were cleaned last fall but ice dams still formed over my Columbia Heights garage this winter -- could clogged gutters have caused that?

Wondering why a fall cleaning didn't prevent the problem? Clogged gutters are only one cause of ice dams, and a garage roof section often has different ventilation and insulation than the main house, which can create its own heat-loss pattern regardless of gutter condition. If the ice dam formed specifically over the garage, it's worth having that section's attic ventilation checked alongside the gutters.

A company knocked on my door after the last storm offering to clean my gutters for $50 -- should I be worried about that?

Not sure if that's a legitimate deal or a red flag? Storm-chasing door-to-door offers are common after major weather events, and while some are legitimate, the pricing is often a loss-leader to get in the door for a bigger upsell, or the work quality doesn't match what's promised. It's worth getting a second opinion from an established local contractor before committing to anyone who showed up unannounced.

How do I know if my gutters are pulling away from the fascia because of clog weight or because of a bigger installation problem?

Trying to figure out if this is a quick fix or something more serious? If the pulling away is isolated to a section that was visibly clogged with wet debris, clog weight is the likely cause and a cleaning plus reattachment usually solves it. If multiple sections are sagging evenly regardless of debris, that points to an installation issue with the original hanger spacing, which needs a different fix.

My downspouts are draining but I can still see water overflowing over the front of the gutter during heavy rain -- what does that mean?

Confused how it can overflow if the downspouts are working? This usually means the gutters themselves are undersized for the volume of water your roof sheds during heavy rain, or there's a partial clog somewhere in the run that's slowing water down before it reaches the downspout, even though the downspout itself is clear.

How often should gutters be cleaned on a home with mature oak and maple trees in the Minneapolis metro?

Not sure if your tree cover means you need a different schedule? Homes with mature oak and maple trees typically need gutter cleaning twice a year, once in late spring after seed pods and flowers drop, and again in late fall after leaves come down. Homes with heavier canopy coverage directly over the roof may need a mid-season check as well.