Stanmore · HA7

Gutter cleaning in Stanmore

Tree-lined roads fill gutters quickly. Flat roof outlets also block, leaving water sitting on the roof.

Free photographed survey
Every slope, chimney and gutter photographed.
Report yours to keep
Whether you hire us or not.
Agreed in writing
Scope fixed before any work starts.
One point of contact
Your survey and every follow-up handled by one person, 8am–6pm.

What should Stanmore homeowners know?

Old Church Lane and Stanmore Hill keep Georgian and Victorian buildings with slate and clay tiles. Large Edwardian and interwar detached homes on Stanmore Hill and around Stanmore Common have steep plain tile roofs and tall chimneys. Interwar semis cover much of the rest, and many larger houses have been rebuilt or extended with flat roofs.

What goes wrong on Stanmore roofs?

Exposure on the hill. Homes high on Stanmore Hill catch the wind, loosening ridges, verges and older plain tiles.

Large flat roofs. Rebuilt and extended houses have big flat roofs that fail at edges and outlets.

Chimney stacks. Tall stacks on Edwardian houses lose flaunching and lead, letting water into chimney breasts.

How do we do gutter cleaning?

We clear gutters with a gutter vacuum, working from the ground where possible and to working-at-height rules where not. Because we are roofers, we also photograph the gutters and roof edge and tell you if anything needs attention.

Full details on our gutter cleaning page.

Cleared black gutter on a white fascia under a tiled roof

Our process

What you get

01
Vacuum clear
High-reach vacuum removes moss, leaves and silt without anyone leaning off a ladder.
02
Check downpipes
Outlets and downpipes tested so water actually drains away.
03
Photograph
Camera photos before and after, so you can see the result.
04
Roofer’s eye
Any slipped tiles, sagging gutters or failing fascias noted for you.

Questions