Colorado Springs, CO · El Paso County

Gutter Cleaning in Colorado Springs

The short answer

Gutter Cleaning in Colorado Springs, CO: Gutters cleared by hand, debris bagged and taken with us, downspouts flushed and water-tested.

What it costs: Priced by linear footage and stories, with steep or hard-to-access roof lines costing more. Most single-story homes are a modest flat fee.
What is included: All accessible gutter runs cleared by hand rather than blown out; Debris bagged and hauled away, not left on your landscaping; Downspouts flushed and water-tested for flow; Roof-line debris cleared where it will wash straight back in; Loose hangers, sagging runs, and rusted seams reported with photos.
Where we work: Colorado Springs and the surrounding El Paso County, including Briargate, Rockrimmon, Old Colorado City.
Getting a quote: Free and no obligation. Call (719) 963-7440 or request a quote online.

Gutters are the cheapest thing on the outside of your house and they protect the most expensive thing, which is the foundation. A clogged gutter does not just overflow. It holds standing water against the fascia, ices up at the eave in winter, and dumps concentrated runoff exactly where you least want it.

What this means in Colorado Springs specifically

Tree cover and organic staining

Mature tree cover in Old Colorado City, the Broadmoor, and Cheyenne Cañon produces heavy organic buildup on north-facing glass and fills gutters and window wells with needle litter.

Elevation and sun exposure

At just over 6,000 feet, UV intensity is roughly 25 percent higher than at sea level. That bakes contaminants onto glass harder and faster, so residue that would wipe off easily elsewhere needs proper chemical treatment here.

Dust and wind exposure

Prevailing winds carry grit off the eastern plains into the city, and the Powers corridor sees the most of it. Screens load with fine dust that redeposits on clean glass with the first rain.

Colorado Springs sits at approximately 6,035 feet.

What is included

All accessible gutter runs cleared by hand rather than blown out
Debris bagged and hauled away, not left on your landscaping
Downspouts flushed and water-tested for flow
Roof-line debris cleared where it will wash straight back in
Loose hangers, sagging runs, and rusted seams reported with photos

How we do it

1
Clear by hand
Hand clearing rather than blowing, because blowing relocates debris onto the roof and into the landscaping and it does nothing for the packed sludge at the bottom.
2
Bag and remove
Debris leaves with us. Leaving a pile of wet gutter muck in the beds is not a finished job.
3
Flush every downspout
Water run through each downspout to confirm it actually drains. A clear gutter feeding a blocked downspout is still a blocked system.
4
Report what we saw
We are on a ladder at your roof line anyway. Loose hangers, separated seams, and rotted fascia get photographed and sent to you.

What it costs

Priced by linear footage and stories, with steep or hard-to-access roof lines costing more. Most single-story homes are a modest flat fee.

We quote Colorado Springs properties before starting, and the number you hear is the number you pay. If something on site changes the scope, you hear about it before we do the work rather than on the invoice.

Neighborhoods we serve in Colorado Springs

Briargate, Rockrimmon, Old Colorado City, Broadmoor, Powers, Stetson Hills, Cheyenne Cañon, and everywhere else in Colorado Springs.

Fully Insured

Free Photo-Documented Inspection

Written Scope Before You Sign

Locally Owned & Operated

Gutter Cleaning questions from Colorado Springs

How often do gutters need cleaning?

Twice a year for most homes, in late spring and again after leaf drop. Under heavy tree cover, three or four times. Homes with almost no tree cover can often stretch to once a year.

Do gutter guards mean I never clean them again?

No, and any company telling you otherwise is overselling. Guards dramatically reduce how much gets in and how often you need service. Fine grit, shingle granules, and seed pods still accumulate, and guards themselves need clearing.

Why not just blow them out?

Blowing is faster and that is the entire appeal. It leaves the packed wet sludge at the bottom, throws debris across your roof and beds, and tells you nothing about whether the downspouts flow.

What happens if I skip it?

Overflow saturates the ground at your foundation, water backs up under the shingle edge, and in winter that trapped water is what forms ice dams. It is a cheap service preventing expensive problems.

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