If you live in Orlando, you already know what a 3 PM summer thunderstorm can do to a clogged gutter. Water sheets off the roof, hits the blockage, and either spills over the front edge of the trough onto your landscaping or backs up behind the fascia. Add a canopy of mature oaks (College Park, Audubon Park, Conway, and most of the older parts of Winter Park are full of them), a screened pool cage on the back of the house, and a rainy season that runs from May through October, and you have a property where keeping gutters clear is one of the most practical pieces of maintenance you can do all year.
Holliday’s Pressure Washing Services is a Central Florida company based in Longwood serving Orlando and the surrounding metro. Cleaning gutter troughs and flushing downspouts is our specialty, and we keep our scope sharp on that single job. You also get to choose how cleanup is handled, whether the debris should be bagged and removed from the property or blown out and left on the lawn. That focused scope is why our pricing stays straightforward and our crews stay genuinely good at what they do.
Want a quote? Call us at (407) 276-1343 or send the details through the contact form on the site. We handle the whole job while you’re at work or out running errands, with a date confirmation, an on-the-way text the morning of the appointment, and photos when the work is finished.
You either call our office or fill out the contact form on our website. We handle intake and walks through the specifics: linear footage of gutter (you can estimate), number of stories on the home, the condition of your downspouts if you know it, and how you want cleanup handled. From that conversation, she builds a digital estimate priced inside the $1.25 to $3 per linear foot range and sends it over for you to review. You can read it over, ask any questions, and approve it on your own schedule from home.
After you approve the estimate, the job goes on the schedule and you receive a confirmation of the date. The morning of the appointment, you get an on-the-way text with an ETA so you know when our crew is rolling up. You can be home if you want to walk the property with us, or you can leave for work and let us handle it. Most of our customers choose the second option.
The crew arrives, makes contact at the door if anyone is home, and runs a brief review of the scope. If you want to point out a downspout that’s always backed up or a section of gutter that overflows during heavy rain, this is the moment to mention it. Our crew also scans the property for any sagging gutters, fascia gaps, or detached sections that could affect the cleaning or signal a structural issue we need to flag for you.
We hook into your water spigot for residential jobs, and our truck carries a 535-gallon onboard tank as a backup supply for a steady flow across every job on the route. Ladders go up around the property, sticky-soled boots come out if any roof access is needed, and the gutter vac gets prepped when your roof is too tall or steep to walk safely. Safety setup mirrors the protocols we use on our roof cleaning service, because gutter work happens at height and we treat it that way.
This is where the cleanup choice from your estimate comes into play. The crew runs whichever method you selected during the quote, whether that’s hand-bagging and hauling everything off the property, blowing the gutters out onto the lawn, or blowing and then raking into bags. On tall or steep roofs, the gutter vac handles the work from ground level instead, with the operator on the lawn watching the camera feed while the suction clears the trough.
Once every section of trough is clear, the crew runs water through each downspout to confirm flow. Any stubborn blockages get cleared on the spot, and the final visual walk happens with water moving through the system from end to end. We’re looking for steady flow at every downspout before we pack up.
Before-and-after photos go straight to your phone, and the digital invoice arrives at the same time with online payment built in. Our crew packs up, leaves the property tidy, and heads to the next appointment.
A few days later, we will call to check that the gutters look right, ask whether anything came up that needs a return visit, and prompt for a review if you have a minute. An automated text or email with the review link goes out separately. Six months from the job date, the reminder system pings you so you can rebook in a click.
Every gutter cleaning at our shop comes with a workmanship satisfaction guarantee. When our crew finishes, your gutters will be clear and your downspouts will be flowing. The visual final walk, the before-and-after photos, and we will follow-up a call a few days later are how we make sure the work actually meets that standard. If a spot needs another pass, we come back and handle it in the house. Our rule is simple: if something is wrong, we fix it.
Leaves keep falling in Central Florida, which is why a long-term warranty against re-clogging wouldn’t be an honest offer. The better answer is the six-month recurring schedule built into our reminder system, so the next cleaning is already on your radar before debris becomes a problem again.
Where the service has clear scope boundaries:
Gutter cleaning at our shop is priced by the linear foot, starting at $1.25 per linear foot and going up to around $3 per linear foot. Where your job lands depends on the number of stories on the home, the length of the gutter run, downspout condition, how dirty the gutters are, and your chosen cleanup style. You’ll receive a digital estimate before any work begins.
A typical residential gutter cleaning takes between 30 minutes and 90 minutes from arrival to walk-off. The exact time depends on linear footage, story count, how heavy the debris load is, and whether you want everything bagged and hauled or blown out and left on the lawn.
That’s your call. You can have the debris fully bagged and hauled off your property for the higher per-foot rate, blown out onto the lawn and left there at the lower rate, or blown out and raked into bags as the middle option. Whatever you pick is locked into the estimate before the job starts.
Every six months is the baseline recommendation for most Orlando homes. If you have mature oaks or other heavy overhanging trees on the property, you’ll want to clean more often than that. The most important timing is to get a cleaning in before the May-through-October rainy season so your gutters can move water during summer thunderstorms.
Repairs sit outside our gutter cleaning scope. If we spot a sagging, gapping, or detached gutter while cleaning, we’ll document it, let you know, and recommend a gutter repair contractor who can handle it. Our work focuses on getting the trough clear and the downspouts flowing on intact gutter systems.
Gutter guard installation isn’t part of what we do, and we can refer you to a contractor who handles it. For most Orlando homeowners, a regular six-month cleaning schedule turns out cheaper than buying guards and then cleaning around or under them when they collapse.
Standard gutter cleaning at our shop is fully mechanical. Hands, backpack blower, rake, and water rinse handle the work, with the gutter vac for tall roofs. The trough stays free of bleach, sodium hypochlorite, and acidic solutions, which is especially important on copper gutters where staining can occur.
Yes. We use our specialty gutter vac for any roof that’s too tall or steep to walk. The 25-foot extension pole and ground-level camera let our operator clear the trough from the lawn without anyone having to climb the slope.
The exterior face of the gutter, where you’d see black tiger-stripe streaks or chalky oxidation, is handled as part of our house washing service. Pairing a gutter cleaning with a house wash gives you both jobs in one visit and qualifies you for our $75 multi-service discount.
Yes. Pool screen cage gutter cleaning is part of our gutter cleaning service. Pricing within the $1.25 to $3 per linear foot range depends on how wide your pool screen gutter channel is, because narrow channels (sometimes only finger-width) take longer to clear than channels that are eight inches across.
Reach us by phone at (407) 276-1343 for a quote, or send your details through the contact form on the site and we’ll get back to you with an estimate. Gutter cleaning in Orlando is one of those jobs that’s far cheaper to handle before the rainy season than to clean up after, and the best time to schedule is now, before the next storm rolls through.
