Gutter Cleaning (Eavestrough Cleaning)

Blocked eavestroughs cause real damage — to fascia boards, soffits, foundations, and landscaping — and most of it happens quietly, out of sight, before anyone notices.

Richardson Clean uses the SkyVac 85 Elite professional gutter vacuum system to clean eavestroughs entirely from the ground, with no ladders propped against your roofline and no debris left scattered across your property.

Every job ends with a downspout flush and visual inspection to confirm water moves freely from the eavestrough to the ground. If something doesn't look right, we'll tell you. We're a cleaning company, not a repair service — but we won't leave without making sure you know the full picture.

Starting from

$149.99

Typically 1.5-3 hrs

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Why choose us?

Landscape-safe process — No debris left on lawns, gardens or walkways

High-reach SkyVac system — Fast, tidy removal from the ground.

Downspout flow check — We verify clear drainage before we leave.

Satisfaction Guaranteed — We’re not done until you’re thrilled.

Maintenance plan perks — Save on recurring service + priority scheduling.

Rating

5.0

48 reviews

Full Eavestrough Vacuum Clean

The SkyVac 85 Elite reaches up to your eavestroughs from ground level and draws debris out cleanly — leaves, seedpods, shingle grit, compacted buildup, and anything else that's accumulated over the season. No scooping, no manual handling, no mess on your gardens or walkways below.

Downspout Flush & Flow Check

Every clean finishes with a downspout flush to confirm water flows freely all the way through. Partial blockages deep in a downspout won't show up until the next heavy rain — the flush catches them before they become a problem.

Visual Inspection

While we work, we're looking at the condition of your eavestroughs — joint integrity, bracket condition, signs of sagging or separation. If we see something worth flagging, we'll let you know before we leave.

How Often Should You Clean?

For most Windsor-Essex homes: twice a year — spring and fall. If you have mature maples or oaks close to the house, three times a year is worth considering. Maple seedpods are particularly aggressive from May through June and will block clean eavestroughs in weeks. Richardson Clean offers maintenance programmes so you don't have to track it yourself.

Why Windsor-Essex Is Different

Our climate — freeze-thaw cycles from November through March — is hard on eavestroughs. Ice that forms in a clogged eavestrough expands, stresses joints and brackets, and can pull the whole system away from the fascia. Spring cleaning clears what winter left behind before the heavy rains arrive. It's the most important clean of the year.