Longwood homes sit under a heavy canopy of overhanging oaks, and those trees drop a steady load of leaves, twigs, and debris all year. Add Central Florida’s oak pollen and the hard summer storms that follow, and gutters here pack up faster than in most parts of the country. Keeping them clear is what lets them move water away from the house the way they’re built to.
We clear gutters out by hand or with a blower, whichever you prefer, then flush the downspouts with water so the whole run drains instead of just looking clean at the top. Multi-story homes get handled from the ground, so no one is climbing onto your roof to do it. At Holliday’s Pressure Washing Services, we’ve been clearing gutters across the Longwood area for years, and we keep the work straightforward.
Give us a call at (407) 276-1343 and we’ll get you a clear read on what your gutters need.
We clean them all, and a couple of materials get handled a little differently along the way.
Aluminum is the most common gutter material on area homes, and it takes the standard clear-and-flush. We clear it out by hand or blower depending on what you prefer, then flush the downspouts to confirm they run clear.
Copper we clean without bleach, since bleach can mark the metal and we’d rather protect the finish. The crew adjusts the approach specifically for copper, using products that leave the surface looking the way it should.
Seamless gutters collect just as much oak debris as any other run, so we clear the full length and check that it moves freely. We flush the downspout outlets to confirm water is actually running through.
Half-round gutters are cleaned by hand or blower depending on how packed they are and how easy they are to reach. Once cleared, we flush them to make sure the rounded profile drains all the way down.
K-style is the common residential profile, and we clear the packed leaf debris out of it and flush it clean. Tight or narrow runs, including the gutters on pool-screen enclosures, get handled by hand where a blower can’t reach.
There’s more to a good gutter cleaning than clearing out leaves, and here’s what sets the way we work apart.
Two-story and multi-story gutters get cleared with a 25-foot pole-mounted vacuum that carries an on-pole camera and a base screen, so nobody has to climb onto your roof or lean a ladder against the fascia. It’s safer for the house and safer for the crew, and the camera lets us confirm the run is genuinely clear before we call it done.
Some homeowners want the debris bagged up and hauled off; others would rather we blow it out into the yard and handle the cleanup themselves. It’s your call, and you make it before we start. That way you control both the finish and the cost, since bagging and hauling off runs a little more, and we tell you that plainly at the estimate.
If we spot gutters pulling away from the house, cracked, or otherwise failing, we’ll tell you and talk through what we’d do about it. Because our work is cleaning rather than guards or repairs, the assessment you get is honest, with no repair job waiting behind it.
You don’t have to be home for any of it. Gutter cleaning is exactly the kind of job most homeowners would rather not stand around for, so we keep you in the loop from a distance and send before-and-after photos that show precisely what the gutters looked like once we were done.
Reach out by form or by phone or text, and our office gathers the details on that first contact. A quick discovery call clarifies the job: total footage, how many stories, gutter width, and whether any downspouts are already clogged. From there you get a detailed written estimate priced by the linear foot before anything is scheduled.
Once you approve the estimate, you’re placed on the schedule with a confirmed date. At that point, gutter customers are enrolled in the six-month email reminder, so the next cleaning never slips your mind.
Before any clearing starts, the crew checks in on your preference: debris bagged and hauled off, or blown out into the yard for your own cleanup. Settling it up front means the job runs the way you want from the first minute.
We clear the gutters by hand or with a backpack blower, whichever you asked for, pulling the packed leaf debris out of the full run. On multi-story homes, we work from the ground with the 25-foot pole-camera gutter vacuum so no one has to go up on the roof.
After the runs are clear, we flush the downspouts with water to confirm they carry it all the way through. A downspout that’s badly clogged may need to be taken apart to clear it out completely, and we handle that as part of the job.
When the work is finished, we send before-and-after photos, a digital invoice, and a secure online payment link by text or email. A few days later we follow up with a call to make sure everything’s still running right and that you’re happy with how it turned out.
Gutter cleaning is priced by the linear foot, and a handful of things move the number: how many stories your home has, the total footage of gutter, the width of the runs, and whether any downspouts are clogged.
One discount is worth asking about: bundle two or more services and take $75 off the total, which applies whenever gutter cleaning is one of the services you book. Ask about it when you get your estimate.
Your gutters will be clean when we leave. We don’t put a warranty on gutter cleaning, because leaves come back, that’s why we send a reminder at the six-month mark. Under Longwood’s overhanging oaks, fresh debris starts landing again soon after we pull off the property, so a reminder is a more honest promise than a warranty that the runs will stay clear.
Here’s how the reminder works:
No. We focus on cleaning gutters and flushing the downspouts, not installing guards or handling repairs and replacement. If we notice a gutter pulling away or cracked while we’re working, we’ll point it out and tell you what we’d do about it, then leave the decision with you.
No, you don’t have to be home. We text an arrival time before we come, and everything after that reaches you by phone and text, so you can leave it with us and go about your day.
A gutter cleaning estimate is free, priced by the linear foot, and comes with no obligation. For most homes in the area, oak-heavy shade keeps the runs filling year-round, so a written estimate gives you a clear picture of what the job takes. Call us at (407) 276-1343 and we’ll get you that estimate and a spot on the schedule.