Pembroke Pines gutter cleaning, done right before the next downpour.

Most Pembroke Pines homeowners pay $150–$225 to clean a single-story home and $275–$375 for a two-story. Price is set mainly by roof height and how many linear feet of gutter you have. A good crew quotes a flat price up front, with debris haul-off included.

A two-story gutter cleaning in Pembroke Pines usually runs $275–$375. The extra cost over a single-story home isn't more debris — it's the taller ladders, spotter, and setup time needed to reach second-story gutters safely. Steep pitches or a heavy tile roof can push it a little higher.

You'll see both models in Pembroke Pines. Flat pricing gives you one number for the whole house and is easiest to compare; per-foot pricing runs about $1.50–$2.50 per linear foot. Either way, get the total in writing before work starts, and confirm it includes downspouts and haul-away.

At least twice a year — once in April or May before rainy season and again in October. Homes under heavy palms, oaks, or ficus need three to four times a year, since our trees shed year-round, plus a quick check after any major storm.

Yes — clean before June 1, when hurricane season starts. A gutter packed with wet debris can pull off the fascia in high winds, and clogged gutters are a top cause of storm-related water damage. April or May is the ideal window, and we also do pre-storm clears when a system is forecast.

Absolutely. On a barrel-tile roof, clogged gutters and valleys send water backing up under the tiles onto the underlayment, then into the soffit and foundation. We clean tile-roof gutters from ladders — never by walking the tile, which cracks it — twice a year and after big storms.

Florida's code doesn't require gutters on most homes, which is why many don't have them. But on sandy soil under heavy tropical rain they're strongly recommended — gutters keep water off your foundation and soffit and stop the erosion and splash-back that damage stucco and landscaping.

Yes, but only debris-rated micro-mesh guards. Cheap reverse-curve and screen guards fail in South Florida — palm fronds and seed pods jam them, and hard downpours sheet right over the top. Good micro-mesh keeps palm and oak debris out and cuts cleanings to about once a year.

Yes — every cleaning includes bagging the debris and hauling it off. We set the bagged yard waste curbside for Waste Pro, Pembroke Pines' weekly hauler, so nothing is left in your beds or on your roof. Hauling is part of the flat price, not an add-on.

Both. Scooping the gutters isn't enough — clogs settle in the downspout elbows and underground drains. We flush every downspout under pressure until it runs clear at the outlet, and snake underground lines when a home has them. Always confirm downspouts are included in any quote you compare.

Yes. Screen pool cages have their own 'super gutters' along the enclosure that collect leaves and pollen and overflow onto the deck. We clear and flush those along with your roof gutters — just mention the enclosure when you book so we allow time for the extra runs.

You can on a single-story home, but weigh the risk. A two-story gutter is 20–28 feet up, and ladder falls cause roughly 164,000 injuries a year. By the time you buy a safe ladder and stabilizer, you've often spent more than one professional cleaning — and we bring a two-person crew and spotter.

Yes — that's the whole point. The most common complaint about gutter companies here is no-shows and unreturned calls, so we return every message, give you a confirmed appointment window, and show up when we say. If anything changes, you'll hear from us first.

It depends on your community's documents. Under Florida's HOA Act (Chapter 720), the association maintains 'common elements' — so if the declaration lists gutters as common, it's the HOA's job; otherwise it's the homeowner's. We work with both boards and owners and can bill either way.

Yes. We schedule most cleanings within the same week, and we prioritize pre-storm clears when a tropical system is forecast for Broward. Clogged gutters are a top cause of storm water damage, so if a storm is coming and yours are full, call — we'll fit you in when we can.

Yes — along with Pembroke Pines we cover Miramar, Cooper City, Davie, Hollywood, Weston, Southwest Ranches, and Pembroke Park. Just bought a home and the gutters look like they haven't been touched in years? That's one of our most common calls. Tell us your address and we'll confirm.