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Gutter cleaning in Somerset, KY

Clean gutters before the next Kentucky storm. Careful work, with cleanup included.

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Clean gutters before the next Kentucky storm

Gutters have one job: move water away from your roof, walls and foundation. When they clog, water goes where it should not. It spills over the edge, soaks the fascia and pools against the foundation.

Longbow Grounds cleans gutters for homes up to two stories and single story commercial buildings in Somerset and across Pulaski County. Every run is cleared by hand, the debris is bagged and hauled away, and the downspouts are flushed and checked.

We also install gutter guards for owners who would rather stop cleaning gutters altogether.

Illustration of the Longbow Grounds archer on a ladder clearing leaves from a gutter

Why it matters in Somerset

Somerset gets heavy spring rain, and in fall the area's hardwoods drop a lot of leaves in a short time. Gutters that were clear in September can be packed by November.

In winter, freeze and thaw cycles turn a clogged gutter into a block of ice. That leads to ice dams, fascia rot and water finding its way into the basement or crawl space. Cleaning is cheap next to any of those repairs.

What is included

We clear every run by hand, so packed debris actually comes out. It is bagged and hauled away. Then we flush the downspouts and check that water runs through.

While we are up there we take a quick look for loose hangers and leaks and let you know what we see. You get a before and after photo so you can see the work without climbing a ladder.

Gutter guards: stop cleaning your gutters

If you are tired of thinking about your gutters, guards are the next step. We install gutter guards and quote them per property, since the length and type of gutter decide the price. Ask for a guard quote on the form.

One time cleaning or a spring and fall plan

Book a single cleaning when you need it, or choose a spring and fall plan. On the plan you are put on the schedule automatically, so the gutters are handled before the heavy rain and after the leaves fall.

Signs your gutters need cleaning

You do not have to climb a ladder to know. Water pouring over the edge of the gutter in a steady rain is the clearest sign. Others are plants or seedlings growing out of the trough, gutters that sag or pull away from the fascia, dark streaks or stains on the siding below, washed out mulch or a trench in the bed under the roofline, and birds or wasps nesting at the corners.

If a downspout runs dry during a hard rain, it is clogged, and the water is going somewhere else. Usually that is behind the gutter or straight down along the foundation.

What clogged gutters cost a building

A gutter full of wet leaves is heavy. The weight pulls hangers loose and bends the trough, so even after it is cleaned it no longer drains right. Water that backs up sits against the fascia board and the edge of the roof deck and rots the wood.

Water that spills over lands at the base of the wall. Over time that means a wet crawl space or basement, eroded beds and settled soil along the foundation. For a commercial building it also means puddles and ice at the entrances customers and staff use. A cleaning is a small job compared to any of those repairs.

Why hire it out

Gutter cleaning is ladder work, and falls from ladders are one of the most common ways people get badly hurt at home. A two story roofline puts you more than twenty feet up, often on uneven ground or over a bed.

We bring the right ladders and stabilizers, work the whole roofline in one visit and take the debris with us. You get the before and after photos and never leave the ground.

Gutter cleaning for businesses and churches

Single story offices, banks, retail buildings and churches need the same care as a home, and they often go longer without it because nobody owns the task. We can put your building on a spring and fall plan alongside your grounds maintenance, so it is handled on a schedule and shows up on one invoice.

Who we serve

Homes up to two stories, plus single story offices, banks, churches and retail buildings.

We clean gutters in Somerset, Burnside, Ferguson, Science Hill, Eubank, Nancy and Bronston.

How it works

Three steps to grounds you do not have to think about

  1. 1

    Request a bid

    Fill out the short bid form or call (606) 485-2301. It takes about two minutes.

  2. 2

    Site walk and written quote

    We walk the property with you and send a written quote within 48 hours.

  3. 3

    Service starts on your schedule

    Pick weekly or biweekly service and a start date. We take it from there.

FAQs

Gutter cleaning questions in Somerset, KY

How often should gutters be cleaned in Kentucky?

Twice a year suits most properties: once in spring and once in late fall after the leaves are down. Properties under heavy tree cover may need more.

How much does gutter cleaning cost in Somerset?

It depends on the length of the gutters, the height of the building and how clogged they are. Send the short form with your address and we will give you a quote.

Do you haul away the debris?

Yes. Everything we pull out is bagged and hauled away. Nothing is left in your beds or on your lawn.

Do you clean two-story homes?

Yes. We clean homes up to two stories and single story commercial buildings.

Are gutter guards worth it?

For properties with a lot of tree cover, guards cut down how often gutters need attention. We can look at your gutters and tell you whether guards make sense.

Do I need to be home?

No. As long as we can reach the gutters, you do not need to be there. We send a before and after photo when the job is done.

When is the best time to clean gutters in Somerset?

Late fall, once most of the leaves are down, and again in spring before the heavy rains. If you only do one cleaning a year, late fall is the one to keep.

Do you clean gutters on commercial buildings?

Yes, on single story commercial buildings such as offices, banks, churches and retail sites.

Now booking 2027 maintenance contracts

Spots are limited so routes stay tight. Request a bid, or call Longbow Grounds at (606) 485-2301.

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