Clearing out your gutters in Chesterfield & West County Area, St. Louis, MO

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How We Keep You Protected

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We start our process by taking pictures of your clogged gutters. You'll see exactly what's been lurking in there. We'll then blow through your gutter system not once, but THREE times to ensure every bit of debris is cleared out. Once were done, we'll take final photos showing your new and improved gutters. 

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We understand the importance of thoroughness, and that's why we work until your gutters are completely free of guck. We don't believe jobs half done like some other services. We service your home like our own, so you'll be certain you're getting the best service out there.

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So, are you ready to get year-round protection with Shearn Landscaping? 

 

Reasons Why Gutter Health Is Important ​

 

Although gutters may seem insignificant, they're a necessary component of a well-functioning home. They direct rain water away and protect your property from serious issues (which we'll get to).

 

The main reason people neglect their gutters is because it's impossible to see what's inside from the ground level. And when gutters are out of sight, out of mind, costly damages are soon to follow. Most homeowners don't routinely, if ever check their gutters. This mistake could cost you thousands.

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Three Major Problems With Clogged Gutters 

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1. Foundational Damage: Clogged gutters overfill with water which pours down your walls. This creates pools of water around your foundation causing erosion, weakened walls, foundation cracks and settling.

 

2. Broken Gutters: Clogged gutters trap water from escaping to your downspouts. Each gallon stuck is 8lbs of force stressing your gutter system. The average cost of  a new gutter system is $1,000 to $7,000.

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3.  Interior Wall and Ceiling Damage: Overflowing gutters can flow backwards into your fascia boards and siding causing rot. This might force you to replace whole sections of wood and insulation.

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Your home's proximity to trees and bushes also plays a huge role. A large quantity of vegetation will strain gutters more than low amounts will. Regardless, having your gutter system cleaned twice a year is a good rule of thumb. This ensures your gutters stay in good condition and can sustain heavy flows of rainfall . You'll also have peace of mind knowing you're preventing costly damages from occurring.​