Rainwater And Gutters Don’t Go Together

Rainwater is sometimes helpful to clean out blocked gutters. It sweeps away residue, dust, small leaves and other rubble that can get stuck in the gutters. In some cases, however, rainwater becomes an enemy to the gutters if it gets trapped there.

One of the most common types of calls we get from customers is water trapped in their gutters. This isn’t something that happens on a daily basis but is caused by more pressing factors. If your gutters are clean, surely, they will serve their purpose: to ensure that the water flow from the roof goes to your downpipes.

However, if your gutters are filled with thick mud, their functionality lessens in an instant.
In cases like this, professional gutter cleaning is required to solve the problem and prevent it from happening again as much as possible.

We had a customer who was looking for gutter cleaning services in Point Cook. We sent Matt, one of our professional gutter cleaners to help the customer. It was heavy work as the mud in the gutters was pretty bad, causing a total blockage of the water flow from the gutters to the downpipes.

Matt immediately cleaned the gutters and removed all the blockages from the downpipes. He used a heavy-duty industrial vacuum cleaner to do the job and tested the pipes afterwards. When the water started flowing again, that’s when he knew the job had gone smoothly.

The customer felt relieved and grateful now that his gutters and pipes are doing well. Thinking of getting your gutters cleaned? Call us today on 13 11 49 and book a gutter cleaning appointment in Point Cook! [3]