Window & Gutter Cleaning in Richmond, VA

Richmond is heavily wooded, and oak, maple and pine all shed into gutters at different times of year. A blocked gutter overflows behind the fascia and down the wall, which leads to rotted trim, stained siding, washed-out mulch beds and water against the foundation.

We remove debris by hand, bag it, flush each run and confirm every downspout is flowing. If a downspout is blocked underground or a section is pulling away from the house, we show you rather than leaving it for the next storm.

Hose water leaves mineral spots as it dries, which is why a window rinsed off in the sun often looks worse an hour later. Exterior glass is scrubbed to break the film of pollen, dust and water spotting, then finished so it dries clear instead of streaked.

Frames and sills are cleaned along with the glass, since a clean pane in a dirty frame still looks dirty. Screens can be washed on request.

Gutters are best done in late autumn once the leaves are down, and again in late spring after the pollen, seed pods and oak tassels have dropped. Windows look their best right after a house wash, since washing the siding puts a film on the glass, so the two are worth booking together.