WHEN TO CLEAN YOUR GUTTERS?
End of Winter
August-september
End of Winter
Winter debris such as branches, dust, and ice can build up in gutters. Cleaning them at the end of the season prevents compacted blockages and ensures rainwater flows properly during the heavy spring rains starting in April
Late Spring
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End of Winter
After spring blooms, gutters often fill with pollen, seeds, flower petals, and organic debris. Cleaning them in late spring prevents early summer clogs and prepares your home for intense rainstorms and summer storms. It also reduces the risk of pest infestations and water damage during the warmer months
August-september
August-september
August-september
By late summer, gutters may be clogged with dried leaves, twigs, dirt, and even early fall debris. Cleaning them in August–September helps prevent buildup before autumn hits, ensuring optimal drainage during heavy rains. It also protects your roof and foundation as temperatures begin to shift
Fall
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August-september
Fall is the peak season for gutter buildup, with leaves, pine needles, and debris falling rapidly. Cleaning your gutters during this time prevents severe blockages, water overflow, and ice dam formation in winter. It ensures your home’s drainage system is ready for colder, wetter months ahead