Gutter Cleaning in Comus, MD

Clean Gutters Without the Ladder Risk

Professional gutter cleaning that protects your home and keeps you safely on the ground.

Hear from Our Customers

Professional Gutter Cleaning Services

Your Gutters Work Like They Should

When your gutters are properly cleaned, water flows away from your foundation instead of pooling around your home. You won’t see those annoying waterfalls during rainstorms or worry about basement flooding after heavy Maryland downpours.

Clean gutters also mean your landscaping stays intact. No more watching expensive mulch wash away or dealing with erosion that kills your grass and plants.

The biggest relief? You’re not climbing ladders or spending your Saturday wrestling with wet leaves and debris. Your gutters get the thorough cleaning they need, and you get your weekend back.

Comus Gutter Cleaning Company

We Know Maryland Weather Challenges

High Pro Power Washing Service Inc has been cleaning gutters for Comus and Montgomery County homeowners who understand that some jobs are better left to professionals. We’ve seen what happens when gutters get neglected through Maryland’s wet springs and heavy storm seasons.

Our team handles the ladder work, deals with the mess, and makes sure your gutters actually function properly. We’re local, licensed, and insured because this work has real risks that require real professionals.

You’ll find us reliable, straightforward, and focused on getting the job done right the first time.

Our Gutter Cleaning Process

Here's Exactly What We Do

We start by removing all debris from your gutters by hand and with professional tools. This isn’t just blowing leaves around – we’re pulling out the packed-in stuff that actually blocks water flow.

Next, we flush your downspouts to make sure water can move freely from your roof to the ground. Clogged downspouts are often the real problem, and most homeowners can’t tell until it’s too late.

Finally, we check for any obvious issues like loose brackets or damaged sections that might need attention. We’re not trying to sell you repairs, but if something’s clearly wrong, you’ll want to know about it before the next big storm hits.

Ready to get started?

Explore More Services

About High Pro Power Washing

Get a Free Consultation

What's Included in Service

Complete Gutter Cleaning and Inspection

Your gutter cleaning service includes complete debris removal from all gutters and downspouts, thorough flushing to ensure proper water flow, and a basic inspection for obvious damage or wear issues.

We handle the disposal of all debris – you won’t find piles of wet leaves dumped in your yard. Our team brings the right equipment to reach second-story gutters safely and efficiently.

Most Comus homes take 2-3 hours depending on the size of your house and how much debris has accumulated. We work around your schedule and clean up completely when we’re finished. You get gutters that actually protect your home, not just gutters that look clean from the ground.

How often should I get my gutters cleaned in Maryland?

Most Maryland homes need gutter cleaning twice per year – once in late spring after the heavy pollen and seed drop, and again in late fall after leaves finish falling. If you have large trees hanging over your roof, you might need cleaning three times per year. The key is not waiting until you see problems like overflowing water or plants growing in your gutters. By then, you’re already dealing with potential damage instead of preventing it.

What happens if my downspouts are completely clogged?

Completely clogged downspouts usually require professional equipment to clear properly. We use specialized tools to break up packed debris and flush the entire system. Sometimes the clog is so solid that it needs to be pushed out from the bottom or pulled apart section by section. This is exactly why most homeowners can’t handle serious clogs with a garden hose – the blockage is often packed too tight and located in areas you can’t reach safely.

Is gutter cleaning worth it or should I just replace them?

If your gutters are structurally sound, regular cleaning is much more cost-effective than replacement. New gutters can cost thousands of dollars, while regular cleaning costs a fraction of that and extends your gutters’ lifespan significantly. We’ll let you know if we see damage that suggests replacement makes more sense, but most gutters just need proper maintenance. Even older gutters can function perfectly for years with regular cleaning and minor repairs.

Do you work on two-story homes and steep roofs?

Yes, we handle two-story homes and steep roofs regularly. We have the proper ladders, safety equipment, and experience to work safely at height. This is actually one of the main reasons homeowners call us – the job becomes much more dangerous and difficult on taller homes. We’re properly insured for this type of work and follow safety protocols that most homeowners don’t have access to or experience with.

What if you find damage while cleaning my gutters?

We’ll point out any obvious damage or wear issues we notice during cleaning, but we’re not trying to sell you additional services. Most of what we find are minor issues like loose brackets or small separations that you can choose to address or monitor. If we see something that could cause immediate problems, we’ll definitely let you know. You’re never obligated to have us handle repairs – we just want you to be aware of potential issues before they become expensive problems.

How do I know if my gutters actually need cleaning?

The most obvious signs are water overflowing during rainstorms, plants or weeds growing in your gutters, or visible debris when you look up from the ground. But many serious clogs aren’t visible from below, especially in downspouts. If it’s been more than a year since your last cleaning, or if you have trees near your house, your gutters probably need attention. Waiting until you see obvious problems usually means you’re already dealing with water damage instead of preventing it.

Local Resources

Comus, MD is located in Montgomery County in Maryland State