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Gutter Clearing by Dirty South Power Wash

Gutter Clearing

Gutter Clearing from Dirty South Power Wash, based in Horley: leaves, moss and debris cleared out so gutters and downpipes flow freely again. The first step is a free, no-obligation quote.

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Blocked gutters lead to overflow, damp and water damage. Our professional gutter clearing removes leaves, moss and debris so water flows away properly and your property stays protected through the wetter months.

What we clean

  • Removal of leaves, moss and debris
  • Checks that gutters and downpipes flow freely
  • Domestic and commercial properties
  • Tidy-up of cleared material

How it works

  1. 1
    Free quote and a look at the run

    We check the height, the gutter type and whether there is safe ladder access all the way round. Conservatory roofs, extensions and tight side returns are the ones that decide how a gutter job gets done.

  2. 2
    Clear the gutters out

    Leaves, moss washed down off the roof, grit off the tiles and the odd tennis ball. It comes out instead of getting flushed along to the next blockage.

  3. 3
    Check the downpipes actually flow

    A clear gutter that drains into a blocked downpipe still overflows. We run water through and watch where it goes before calling it done.

  4. 4
    Take the debris away and report back

    Cleared material should leave with the job rather than going into your borders. Anything spotted while up there, a split joint, a sagging bracket, a slipped tile, is worth reporting back to you.

Real results

Gutter Clearing: before & after

Genuine before and after results from recent jobs across Surrey, Sussex and Kent.

Gutter clearing, before and after
Gutter clearing, before and after
Blocked gutter cleared
Blocked gutter cleared

Our work

Gutter Clearing in action

Recent jobs from around Surrey, Sussex and Kent.

A debris-filled gutter along a grey slate roof
Gutter clearing on a slate roof

Customer reviews

What our customers say

Dirty South Power Wash were absolutely fantastic from start to finish. They're extremely friendly, professional, and reliable, making the whole process completely stress free. I had my decking soft washed and the results were amazing, it genuinely looks like new and has been brought back to life. You can really tell they take pride in their work and pay attention to detail. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone and will definitely be using their services again in the future!
Rianna Davies · Google
No fuss, just excellent - from start to finish. Friendly to deal with, clear communication all the way, came when they said they would, did an excellent job. Would use again without a doubt.
Tommy Smith · Google
Great service, really pleased with our garage roof. All the moss has gone and left nice and tidy. Great guys too. Thanks!
Marnie Smith · Google
Did a fantastic job on a garage roof clean/moss removal, looks good as new! friendly & professional highly recommend 👏🏼
Hattie Weller · Google
Really pleased with our driveway😊
pearl dennis · Google
They done an amazing job and great price
ryan stride · Google

Good to know

Gutter Clearing: your questions answered

How do I know if my gutters need clearing?

The clearest sign is water spilling over the front edge during rain instead of running to the downpipe. Others are plants or grass visibly growing out of the gutter, a dirty streaked line down the wall below, damp patches on the wall under a joint, and moss debris on the ground after a windy day. If you can see green sprouting over the lip, it is well past due.

How often should gutters be cleared?

Once a year suits most properties, and twice is worth it under trees. What actually decides it is what is above the gutter: a house under a mature canopy fills every autumn without fail, while an open property with no overhanging cover can go considerably longer. Roof moss matters too, because moss washing down off the tiles ends up in the gutter regardless of trees.

What happens if you find a split gutter, a loose bracket or a leak?

You get told, and shown where it is. Clearing gutters means being right alongside them, so split joints, sagging brackets, gutters that have dropped out of fall and slipped tiles above all get noticed while the work is going on. Repairs are a different trade from clearing, so the finding gets reported instead of a clear-out being passed off as a fix.

Do you check the downpipes as well as the gutters?

Yes, because a clear gutter feeding a blocked downpipe still overflows. Water gets run through after clearing so the whole run can be watched, which is the only way to know it is working. Debris comes out instead of being flushed along to form the next blockage further down.

What happens to the debris you take out?

It comes out of the gutter and goes into bags rather than being tipped over a border or left in a heap on the drive. Gutter waste is mostly wet leaf litter, moss and grit, so it is bulky and it stains whatever it sits on. Most of it is garden waste and suits a green bin or a compost heap, so say which you would rather and the bags get left where you want them.

How far do you travel for gutter clearing?

Across Surrey, Sussex and Kent from a Horley base, though gutter work is worth thinking about differently to a big job. It is a shorter visit, so a long trip for gutters alone is not always sensible for either side. If you are toward the edge of the patch, it usually works better paired with something else at the property, or with a neighbour having theirs done at the same time.

Need gutter clearing?

Free, no-obligation quotes across Surrey, Sussex and Kent. Send a few photos and we will do the rest.