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About gutter cleaning

What it usually involves

Clearing leaves, moss and debris from gutters and downpipes so rainwater drains away properly, often with before and after photos.

How a self-employed cleaner can help

Many use a gutter vacuum on long poles from the ground, so there's no need to climb onto the roof. They can usually spot loose brackets or leaking joints while they're there.

Questions worth asking

Questions people ask

How often should gutters be cleaned?

Once or twice a year suits most homes, ideally in late autumn after the leaves have fallen. Homes near trees may need it more often.

How do I know my gutters are blocked?

Water spilling over the edge when it rains, damp patches on walls, or plants growing in the gutter are common signs.

Do I need to be in?

Usually not, as long as the cleaner can reach every side of the house. Agree access beforehand.

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Why I started Carers & Cleaners

When my mum, Jean, was diagnosed with dementia, I found it surprisingly hard to find good local help. In the end we found a wonderful independent carer, and later a cleaner, by word of mouth. I built Carers & Cleaners so other families don't have to rely on luck.

Martin

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