Eavestrough and gutter cleaning
Jerry's Home Services clears eavestroughs by hand, flushes and flow-tests every downspout, removes the debris and sends you before-and-after photos when the job is done. Gutter cleaning starts from $199 + HST. Taller homes, steep roofs, long runs of trough and heavy debris cost more.
- Price
- From $199 + HST
- Includes
- Hand-clearing, downspout flow test, debris removal
- Proof
- Before-and-after photos sent
- Booking
- No deposit
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No deposit
Book without paying anything up front.
A free exterior check
On every visit we look over your roofline, eavestroughs, windows, siding, fascia and soffits. Anything we spot, we photograph and walk you through.
Seven days to make it right
If we missed anything, tell us within seven days and we come back and fix it at no charge.
Fully insured
On every job, at every house.
What's included
- Leaves, twigs and debris hand-cleared and removed
- Every downspout flushed and flow-tested
- Trough interiors and exteriors cleaned
- A look for damage or repairs needed
- Before-and-after photos sent when we're done
How it works
Inspect
We check the troughs and downspouts and note any damage.
Clear by hand
Debris is scooped out and taken away, not blown onto your lawn.
Flow-test
We run water through every downspout to confirm it drains.
Photos
You get before-and-after photos of the job.
What affects the price
From $199 + HST (per home)
- Length of trough on the house
- Height and roof pitch
- How much debris there is
- Any repairs needed
What a good job looks like
- Troughs clear end to end
- Every downspout drains
- No debris left on the lawn or walk
- Photos so you can see it yourself
Where we do it
Questions people ask
How much does eavestrough cleaning cost in Toronto?
Ours starts from $199 + HST. The final price depends on the length of trough, the height and pitch of the roof, how much debris there is, and whether anything needs repair.
How often should eavestroughs be cleaned?
At least once a year, and usually twice: late spring and late fall, after the leaves come down. Homes under big trees may need more.
What's the difference between eavestroughs and gutters?
Nothing. Eavestrough is the Canadian word for a gutter: the trough along the roof edge that carries rainwater to the downspouts.
Do you test the downspouts?
Yes. Every downspout is flushed and flow-tested so we know water actually drains away from the house.
Will you show me what you did?
Yes. We send before-and-after photos when the job is done.
Also on the same visit
Tell us what the house needs
We'll call or text with your price and open times. No deposit.