ROOF & GUTTER CLEARING
We clear gutters
and roofs.
Gutter, downspout, and roof clearing for homes and commercial buildings across Park City, Summit County, and Wasatch County. One-off, or twice a year on a schedule.
SCOPE
What we clear.
GUTTERS
Gutters & downspouts
Cleared, flushed, and checked for flow.
Gutters cleared by hand
Downspouts flushed and cleared
Drainage checked to daylight
Loose hangers and seams flagged
ROOFS
Roof clearing
Debris off the roof before it holds water.
Pine needles and leaf debris
Valleys and roof drains
Around penetrations and flashing
Moss and organic buildup
COMMERCIAL
Commercial buildings
HOA buildings, retail, and multi-unit.
Flat and low-slope roof drains
Multi-unit gutter runs
Scheduled spring and fall visits
COI and W-9 on request
WHAT YOU GET
Reporting
Photos, and anything we spot up there.
Before and after photos
Ice-dam prone areas flagged
Damaged gutters and flashing noted
Heat tape condition checked
GETTING STARTED
Book a clearing.
Send us the address and we’ll get you a price. Most homes are a single visit. We reply within one business day.
FAQ
Questions we get.
How often should gutters be cleared in Park City?
Twice a year covers most homes — once in fall before snow, once in spring. One-off visits too.
Do you clear the roof, not just the gutters?
Yes — pine needles, leaf debris, and buildup in valleys and around penetrations and flashing.
Do you check for ice dam risk?
Yes. We flag ice-dam-prone areas and check heat tape condition while we're up there.
Do you work on commercial and multi-unit buildings?
Yes — flat and low-slope roof drains, multi-unit gutter runs, scheduled spring and fall visits, COI and W-9 on request.
Do you check the gutters for damage while clearing them?
Yes — loose hangers, seams, and damaged gutters or flashing get flagged as we go.
Do you take photos of the work?
Yes. Before and after photos, plus anything we spot while we're up there.
Do you remove moss and buildup from the roof?
Yes — moss and organic buildup, along with pine needles and leaf debris.
Is this a one-time service or can it be scheduled?
Either. A single visit, or twice a year on a set schedule.