Gutter Cleaning
Flowing gutters inside, and no black tiger stripes outside.
Gutter work is two separate jobs and most homeowners only ever get one of them. The inside must be cleared of pine straw, oak tassels and shingle grit so water actually reaches the downspout instead of overflowing behind the fascia. The outside needs brightening to remove the black vertical streaks — oxidized aluminum mixed with road film — that no amount of rinsing will touch.
FloPro does both. With the pine and hardwood cover common across Columbia and Richmond counties, twice-yearly clearing is realistic for most homes; brightening is usually once a year alongside a house wash.
What's included
Full debris removal
Gutters hand-cleared and debris bagged and hauled away, not blown into your beds.
Downspout flushing
Each downspout flushed and confirmed flowing at the discharge point.
Gutter brightening
The exterior face treated to strip the black tiger-stripe oxidation.
Flow check & report
We flag sagging sections, loose hangers and separated seams while we are up there.
Our process
- 1
Set ladders safely and protect the landscaping below each work area.
- 2
Remove and bag all debris by hand from the gutter runs.
- 3
Flush the full run and each downspout with water to confirm flow.
- 4
Apply gutter brightener to the exterior face and rinse.
- 5
Rinse all landscaping below and haul off every bag of debris.
Gutters FAQs
How often should CSRA gutters be cleaned?
Twice a year for homes under pines or hardwoods, once a year for more open lots. Late fall is the single most important cleaning.
Do you handle gutter guards?
Yes — we remove and reinstall most guard systems to clean underneath, and we will tell you honestly whether yours are performing.
Can brightening be done alone?
It can, but it is most cost-effective bundled with house washing since we are already set up on the exterior.
Get a free gutters quote
Call (706) 955-2425 or send us the details and we'll get you on the schedule.